The EFG London Jazz Festival is the capital’s biggest pan-city music festival, taking place annually in November, which has long been acclaimed for showcasing a heady mix of talent from around the world. Widely acknowledged for delivering world-class artists and emerging stars, the festival continues to take jazz to a massive audience, in one of the UK’s landmark music events.
Critically acclaimed Scottish pianist Fergus McCreadie plays the opening night of the EFG London Jazz Festival at Kings Place with music from his new album 'Stream,' following two sold out performances in our Scotland Unwrapped series in January. With support from Scottish cello and guitar duo Juliette Lemoine and Chris Amer.
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The EFG London Jazz Festival, Kings Place, and International Anthem proudly present MESTIZX, a duo interweaving the talents of drummer, composer, and sound designer Frank Rosaly, and multi-media performer, theatre maker, vocalist, visual artist, musician and teacher Ibelisse Guardia Ferragutti.
Presenting the debut London headline show for South African drummer and composer Asher Gamedze, on the back of his International Anthem-released albums 'Turbulence' and 'Pulse and Constitution' Asher Gamedze is a South African drummer, composer,
Emma Rawicz is joined by an all-star ensemble at Kings Place for EFG London Jazz Festival to present 'Visitor From Everywhere', a brand-new tribute to the great Wayne Shorter, the artist behind legendary compositions 'Visitor from Nowhere' and 'Visitor Somewhere'.
Scottish musical duo Norman&Corrie bring their unique musical setup to present bewitching, adventurous interpretations of traditional melodies at Kings Place as part of the EFG London Jazz Festival, ahead of the release of their debut album in November 2024.
MARSM is proud to present leading Palestinian jazz pianist and composer Faraj Suleiman’s return to the EFG London Jazz Festival, on the back of his new album As Much As It Takes.
One of South Africa’s finest jazz musicians performing today lands at Kings Place for The EFG London Jazz Festival – pianist, producer and composer Nduduzo Makhathini, whose unique musical vision is precise in its technique yet ethereal in its purpose, delivering a truly immersive live experience.
The EFJ London Jazz Festival brings to Kings Place a reimagining of the work of legendary jazz artist Ahmed Abdul-Malik from visionary group, أحمد [Ahmed].
Kings Place is proud to present the debut London performance of Norwegian trumpeter Arve Henriksen and Dutch pianist Harmen Fraanje, following the release of their impeccable duo album Touch of Time on ECM Records.
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The EGF London Jazz Festival and Kings Place are proud to present the London launch of an album like no other. Alice Zawadzki, Fred Thomas & Misha Mullov-Abbado combine their incredible talents to bring Za Górami – their debut album on ECM Records.
An Australian jazz double bill featuring two extraordinary projects direct from the Melbourne International Jazz Festival. Cross-cultural collaboration is a vital part of the Australian jazz landscape and both of these works highlight the fertile space that exists between folk traditions around the world and contemporary jazz practice.
Tomorrow’s Warriors presents Nu Civilisation Orchestra led by Peter Edwards for this special EFG London Jazz Festival performance of Duke Ellington’s New Orleans Suite.
Join Xhosa Cole at Kings Place as part of EFG London Jazz Festival for the launch of his third LP 'On a Modern Genius Vol. 1', which celebrates the compositions of the inimitable pianist Thelonious Monk. This new project 'FreeMonk' explores, abstracts and collages Monk's compositions, breathing new life into these timeless tunes.