Private Event - Thursday 8th November
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Private Event - Friday 7th November
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Jazz Jukebox with Joy Ellis - Saturday 8th November
‘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
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. Join us for an evening of requests.
Sinatra and Beyond with Anthony Marsden - Wednesday 12th November
Anthony Marsden is an Irish born vocalist with a strongly distinctive voice. He won a scholarship to the prestigious Manhattan School of Music and bases himself between London and New York.
For five years Anthony was a member of the London Vocal Project, the UK’s leading jazz choir. This group has an impressive list of collaborators including Bobby McFerrin, Dave Holland, Norma Winstone, Kenny Wheeler and Nikki Iles and the legendary Jon Hendricks (of Lambert, Hendricks and Ross.) Working with the London Vocal Project, Anthony was able to appear; and was regularly featured as a soloist, at many world renowned venues including, King’s Place, The 606 Club, Ronnie Scotts and The Royal Albert Hall, to name but a few.
Ol' Blue Eyes'; Frank and the Rat Pack - Thursday 13th November
The Dime Notes- Friday 14th November
The Dime Notes present a fresh take on a timeless style, emphasising the propulsive grooves and sultry melodies which made early jazz revolutionary, controversial, and wildly popular.
Inspired!
SUNDAY TIMES (UK)
Atila sings the American Songbook - Saturday 15th November
Sartorially stylish and musically classy, his interpretations of the American Songbook are internationally renowned, taking influence from early Frank Sinatra.
Reimagining Duke Ellington with the Swinging Piano Trio - Thursday 20th November
“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 28°-50° Vintage Piano Trio as they explore the music of Duke Ellington. For one night only, they’ll wind their way through many of Dukes 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.
Kind Of Green - Friday 21st November
‘Kind of Green’ – 28°-50° all star band celebrate guitar giant Grant Green. A night of Soul Jazz, Blues and Funk lead by resident guitarist, Tobie Carpenter.
An evening with Nel Begley - Saturday 22nd November
Bubbly and heartfelt Jazz vocalist Nel Begley has found herself in the midst of the London Jazz scene after establishing her career in Leeds. She graduated from Leeds Conservatoire, touring the UK and EU and has since moved to London where she is completing her masters as a scholarship student at Guildhall School of Music and Drama.
Nel performs regularly across London with a range of Jazz ensembles and independent groups including Rafe’s Dilemma the London Vocal Project at venues including Pizza Express, Toulouse Lautrec and the Oxford Tavern.
For one night only, she will perform alongside renowned pianist Dave Ferris , singing a range of songs that are close to her heart, including works by Jazz great: Cole Porter, Thelonious Monk and Burt Bacharach.
Wednesday 26th November
More information coming soon!
Celebrating Satchmo with Pete Horsfall - Thursday 27th November
Celebrate the life and legacy of the legendary Louis Armstrong (Satchmo) with virtuoso trumpeter and singer Pete Horsfall. Known for his dazzling technique and heartfelt performances, Pete brings the spirit of Satchmo to life in this unforgettable tribute. From the joyful energy of ‘What a Wonderful World’ to the fiery brilliance of ‘West End Blues,’ this is a night that captures the heart and soul of jazz. Join us for a journey through the wonderful world of Louis Armstrong!
House Band hits with the 28°-50° Organ Trio - Friday 28th November
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.
Soulful, spicy, and swinging – this is jazz at its most irresistible. Don’t miss a red-hot night with our house band!
Patton it! - Saturday 29th November
‘Patton it!’ A night of music by organ legend Big John Patton. Gospel tinged soulful Blues and Latin instrumentals.
