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Lon Dubh

Thu 16 May 2024, 19:30 - The Green Note, London

and stunning harmonies... With whispers of Irish folklore, trad folk and jazz ... the way they

Friday 17 May 2024:

> Will Sach - Double Bass
Will Barry - Piano
Luke McCarthy - Drums
About Kenny Wheeler Jazz
... Prize winner Jonny Mansfield is regarded as 'one of the great British jazz talents who surprises with... Ivor Novello Award, a Parliamentary Jazz Award and having been awarded Tebbut Exhibition Award, Richard

Somewhere Soul Presents Cotonete

Fri 17 May 2024, 19:00 - Jazz Cafe, London

Friday 17 th May Line up Cotonete Close Counters Somewhere Soul (DJ) Price Standing Tickets: p12.50 Restaurant Tickets: p20 - p25 Doors 19:00-22:30

Marama Café Band

Fri 17 May 2024, 19:00 - The Green Note, London

gypsy jazz, Hungarian czardasz, East European folk styles, dirty tango, French musette and swing
... ’s distinctive sound brings jazz, French, Argentinian and folk styles together with brilliant musicianship and... panache " London Jazz News
"Definitely took me over to somewhere in Buenos Aires " DJ Ritu
Pete... Watson - accordion/bandleader. Pete has played widely with jazz and world artists including Gilad Atzmon

Saturday 18 May 2024:

Olivia Cuttill & COLECTIVA

Sat 18 May 2024, 19:30 - Southbank Centre, London

Get down to the jazz groove as Olivia Cuttill and her all-star quintet perform music from their new
... album, with tropical rhythms from Latin jazz icons COLECTIVA.
Read, watch and listen more The sounds... of jazz, blues, bossa nova and South American grooves fuse these stellar musicians together, as they... London-raised, Leeds-based jazz trumpeter, composer and lyricist. The third generation of musicians in

Nick Costley-White Trio

Sat 18 May 2024, 19:45 - Vortex Jazz Club, London

, they’ve honed their trio sound over the course of years of gigging on the London jazz circuit. Expect
... ’s just nothing missing’ (Sebastian Scotney, London Jazz News)