All London's live music

Vocalist Iain Mackenzie and pianist Ross Stanley pay tribute to the giants of big band swing singing and the artistry of the great jazz pianists.

You Know The Music. Now Meet The Man.

Live 1920s and ’30s jazz and swing!

At Limehouse de Reverie our resident players are Ewan Bleach’s Cable Street Rag Band. As the name suggests, they are a band that formed at the Cable Street studios in Limehouse who play Rags. But that is not all.

Vocalist Iain Mackenzie and pianist Ross Stanley pay tribute to the giants of big band swing singing and the artistry of the great jazz pianists.

You Know The Music. Now Meet The Man.

You Know The Music. Now Meet The Man.

PHIL DOLEMAN: Phil’s love of vintage blues, swing, and jug band music shines through as he blows the dust off obscure old songs and gives new life to classics. With just his big voice, stomping foot, and driving rhythms on both ukuleles and banjos he’ll take you back to the juke joints of the 20s.

The Swing Commanders are a stunningly vibrant and versatile group that perform an exciting mix of 1940s Classics, Boogie-Woogie, Western Swing, 50's Jump Jazz and more! Every member of the Swing Commanders sings and plays at least one instrument, sometimes three!

Join internationally renowned vocalist Emily Apps and her fantastic band at The Crazy Coqs for an evening celebrating the life and work of Hollywood’s Golden Girl – the late, great Doris Day.

Young rising star saxophonist Emma Rawicz continues to relish the challenge of writing for and leading a big band.

You Know The Music. Now Meet The Man.

Step into 1930s Paris with The Bohème Hot Club, bringing uplifting Gypsy Jazz, vintage swing and vibrant European charm to Toulouse Lautrec.

Young rising star saxophonist Emma Rawicz continues to relish the challenge of writing for and leading a big band.

Celebrate creativity and community at Gabriel’s Wharf with two afternoons of free live music and dancing on Saturday 5th and Saturday 19th September.

From the home of Louis Armstrong to the heart of Islington, we bring the sound of New Orleans to North London.

Brassworks is back — and this year we're celebrating five years of Woolwich Works!

Our festival of horns returns on Saturday 5 September with a parade through Woolwich, a full day of free outdoor concerts in our courtyard, and plenty more to discover.

You Know The Music. Now Meet The Man.

Laurence Corns is a singer-guitarist playing swing jazz influenced by the likes of Fats Waller, Billie Holiday, Nat King Cole and Bessie Smith.

Experience the elegance of Sunday dining with Richard Hadfield, the winner of Britain’s Got Talent and one of the most accomplished jazz vocalists of his generation.

“Richard, you have something special. Your voice is unforgettable” Simon Cowell

Nick Tomalin’s Shades of Shearing band celebrates the musical legacy of iconic British-born jazz pianist George Shearing.

"READY, STEADY, GO".

A celebration of the fabulous 50's and the swinging 60's.

A new concert by The New Foxtrot Serenaders.

"Stephen Triffitt is the best. The greatest. Because he captures the soul of my Father" Frank Sinatra Jr.

"Hi. I'm your daughter, Tina." Tina Sinatra

“An artist of genuine class and laconic charm” (The Guardian), multi-platinum selling singer, saxophonist, producer and songwriter Curtis Stigers returns for another week-long residency performing tracks from across his nine critically-acclaimed, award-winning jazz albums.

You Know The Music. Now Meet The Man.

The Hugo Jennings Big Band is fast gaining a reputation as one of the most swinging and unique voices on the London jazz scene.