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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.

After a sold-out debut show in February and by popular demand, the Italian Radio Society returns to PizzaExpress Live for another unforgettable night with "Signora i Limoni!"—an Italian dinner party like no other.

LA BOUCHE MANOUCHE IS A VINTAGE JAZZ BAND INFLUENCED BY THE CHIC AND SOPHISTICATED ERA OF THE JAZZ AGE AND BEYOND.

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.

“Stephen is the best, the greatest because he captures the soul of my Father" - Frank Sinatra Jr

"If he wasn't Mark Adams he'd be Dean Martin" - BBC

"Darren Charles makes for a great Sammy David Jr" - Reviews Hub

"The perfect mix of high-class musicianship and infectious enthusiasm." – Time Out

One of the UK’s leading keys players, Charlie Stacey improvisational skills are unmatched.

Known for his work with Yussef Dayes and Dargz, Stacey’s technical prowess and ability to jump between genres has quietly gained the young pianist a reputation as one of the most advanced players around.

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.

Allsop's tribute to master saxophonist Stan Getz featuring music from his rich back catalogue.

Expect lush ballads, lilting bossa novas, swinging standards and motoring bop, played by some of London's most in demand musicians.

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.

Directed by wise-cracking MD Pete Long, the the band’s exciting brew of virtuoso ensemble playing with killer solo contributions from across all sections has been delighting jazz fans right across the board from newcomers to regulars.

Featuring a collection of original songs that channel the complex world of today through his “hipster” filter and demonstrating why he is indeed the “first ever existential jazz rapper”.

“Stephen is the best, the greatest because he captures the soul of my Father" - Frank Sinatra Jr

"If he wasn't Mark Adams he'd be Dean Martin" - BBC

"Darren Charles makes for a great Sammy David Jr" - Reviews Hub

In 2001, Guy Barker joined Billy Cobham's quintet, recorded 'The Art of Five,' and toured. As Guy shifted to composing, Billy asked him to arrange music for a big band.

In 2001, Guy Barker joined Billy Cobham's quintet, recorded 'The Art of Five,' and toured. As Guy shifted to composing, Billy asked him to arrange music for a big band.

In 2001, Guy Barker joined Billy Cobham's quintet, recorded 'The Art of Five,' and toured. As Guy shifted to composing, Billy asked him to arrange music for a big band.

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.

In 2001, Guy Barker joined Billy Cobham's quintet, recorded 'The Art of Five,' and toured. As Guy shifted to composing, Billy asked him to arrange music for a big band.

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In 2001, Guy Barker joined Billy Cobham's quintet, recorded 'The Art of Five,' and toured. As Guy shifted to composing, Billy asked him to arrange music for a big band.

In 2001, Guy Barker joined Billy Cobham's quintet, recorded 'The Art of Five,' and toured. As Guy shifted to composing, Billy asked him to arrange music for a big band.

‘The Clock Winders’ turn back time with a nostalgic repertoire of swing, jazz and acoustic country music. Joyous vocal harmonies, bouncing upright bass and mellifluous bop guitar combine to create an enchanting old timey show perfect for bringing out your inner hepcat.

In 2001, Guy Barker joined Billy Cobham's quintet, recorded 'The Art of Five,' and toured. As Guy shifted to composing, Billy asked him to arrange music for a big band.

The Godfather of Swing Mr Ray Gelato has been taking his special brand of swing, jazz and R & B music all over the world since 1988. This multi-talented singer, saxman, songwriter and band leader has appeared at festivals, clubs and concert stages from Brazil to New York City.

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.