All London's live music

June is busting out all over – and with it, a musical celebration of Judy Garland’s birthday, as sung by a friend of Dorothy (at heart), Elise Roth.

Billy Cobham, widely regarded as fusion’s greatest drummer, returns to Ronnie Scott’s for a special residency with masterful composer, arranger, and trumpeter Guy Barker and his Big Band.

You Know The Music. Now Meet The Man.

THE SIDECARS RETURN TO THE STAGE WITH A SET RANGING FROM THE EARLY BLUES OF BESSIE SMITH AND LATER RAY CHARLES, TO THE UPBEAT RHYTHMS OF EARLY SWING JAZZ AND SAM COOKE'S MELODIC NUMBERS.

Billy Cobham, widely regarded as fusion’s greatest drummer, returns to Ronnie Scott’s for a special residency with masterful composer, arranger, and trumpeter Guy Barker and his Big Band.

Billy Cobham, widely regarded as fusion’s greatest drummer, returns to Ronnie Scott’s for a special residency with masterful composer, arranger, and trumpeter Guy Barker and his Big Band.

You Know The Music. Now Meet The Man.

Finalist and runner-up in the Ella Fitzgerald Jazz Competition in Washington D.C, Becky Alice uses her love of soulful swing, the American Songbook and energetic scat singing to bring the music of the First Lady of Song to life backed by a world-class band, featuring Phil Robson on guitar.

The Jazzberries Trio, led by double bassist Jonny Gee, with Nina Simone’s drummer Paul Robinson and Anna Incontro.

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.

Billy Cobham, widely regarded as fusion’s greatest drummer, returns to Ronnie Scott’s for a special residency with masterful composer, arranger, and trumpeter Guy Barker and his Big Band.

Down For The Count Orchestra brings the unmistakable energy of big band swing to Soul Mama in Stratford, East London.

You Know The Music. Now Meet The Man.

Phil Stevenson joins forces with a powerhouse rhythm section for an evening of swinging organ trio jazz.

Bassist, bandleader and co-founder of Tomorrow’s Warriors, Gary Crosby OBE, brings his Quartet to Crazy Coqs for a journey into the jazz club sounds of Harlem.

You Know The Music. Now Meet The Man.

The 1960s revolutionised jazz when icons like Lee Morgan, Jimmy Smith, and Eddie Harris fused blues, gospel, and R&B into a sound that set the world on fire. Tonight, the 28-50 Trio channels that electrifying era with a smoking set of classics and original grooves.

Benoit Viellefon has long been a firm favourite at the most elegant places around the country. The line up and orchestrations are inspired by the hot swinging music that emerged from the infamous Parisian Cafes and nightclubs of the 1920s 1930s and 1940s.

THE SOUL OF GYPSY DYNAMITE, FILIPPO AND GIULIO BRING UNIQUE AND FRESH ARRANGEMENTS OF TRADITIONAL GYPSY SWING, ITALIAN AND SPANISH MUSIC AND MEMORABLE ‘MILLION SELLERS’, GYPSY DYNAMITE STYLE.

This week: Long Lost Frets is joined by the incomparable Richard Hadfield. Expect napkin twirling, dancing on chairs and occasional bouts of opera!

You Know The Music. Now Meet The Man.

The Jive Aces are the UK’s No.1 Jive & Swing band. Their high-energy stage show features songs made famous by greats like Louis Prima, Bobby Darin, Big Joe Turner and Sammy Davis Jr as well as some superb originals.

Following her previous sold-out show The Allure of Miss Lee, jazz vocalist Catherine Lima returns with her quartet for Peggy’s Got the Blues - a Sunday Lunch show celebrating the bluesier side of Peggy Lee.

Join us on Sundays for an afternoon of Swing at Jamboree with The Prospective Collective, a fine band of London-based jazz musicians that perform a beautiful repertoire of old jazzy classics. This event is part of the 2025 Bloomsbury Festival!

Ben Sidran, a towering figure in modern jazz and popular music, brings six decades of experience as a pianist, singer-songwriter and producer back to the Ronnie Scott's stage.