Tuesday 2nd December - Reimagining the Golden Era of Jazz with the Swinging Piano Trio
“Simultaneously cherished where jazz has been, and relished where it might be headed” – The Guardian
Drummer and composer Sam Jesson has been a key figure on the London Jazz scene for some time now and leads the 2850 Vintage Piano Trio as they travel back in time to explore the golden era of jazz. For one night only, they’ll wind their way through many musical gems – some lesser known than others – sometimes deconstructing and breathing new life, sometimes paying homage to classic arrangements, with a devoted focus on making music that feels honest and joyous.
Saturday 6th December - Jazz Jukebox with Joy Ellis
Join us for a lively night of requests with the incredible Joy Ellis Trio. This concert is more than just a performance—it’s an interactive experience where audience members are encouraged to request their favorite songs. Joy Ellis is a pianist and vocalist who has toured all over the world. Her style reflects her passion for jazz and improvisation, her love of groove and dance music, her classical roots as a pianist and the soulful, poetic aspects of being a singer-songwriter. Past gig highlights include Ronnie Scott’s, the Jazz Café and the Barbican Pit Theatre in London, the London Jazz Festival, the Cork Jazz Festival and No Black Tie Jazz Club in Kuala Lumpur.
‘Fantastically wistful ambiance and beautiful voice’
Kevin Le Gendre, BBC Radio 3
‘One of the very best jazz albums of the year’
Music Republic Magazine ★★★★★
‘An exquisitely talented performer and composer’
Frank Griffiths, London Jazz News
