Alina Bzhezhinska returns to Kings Place with the HipHarpCollective to present her new album Reflections, a combination of Afro-harping, acid jazz, free-form experiment and Trip Hop.
Laura Jurd returns to Kings Place with her new brass-fuelled Big Friendly party band.
A rare solo performance from the multi-award-winning, shape-shifting American pianist and composer, making his debut at the London Piano Festival.
Over the past 5 years, producer & saxophonist Pete Cunningham’s Ishmael Ensemble has gone from being a humble bedroom recording project to an integral part of the thriving U.K. Jazz scene.
To mark the release of their new collaborative EP, NYX and Laura Misch perform music from City of Trees, exploring Epping Forest’s ancient, symbiotic relationship with humans and London.
Bill Laurance, the four-time Grammy winning pianist and composer and founding member of fusion powerhouse Snarky Puppy, returns to Kings Place for a special EFG London Jazz Festival solo show.
Following a remarkable sold-out UK debut at Brilliant Corners, we are delighted to announce Sélène Saint-Aimé Trio will be performing at Kings Place as part of the EFG London Jazz Festival.
Kinkajous explores the space between jazz, orchestral and electronic music, in a compelling mix of tonalities and influences drawn from their London home.
For this year’s EFG London Jazz Festival, pianist Tarek Yamani makes his long-awaited return to London, featuring Elie Afif on acoustic bass and Khaled Yassine on drums.
COLECTIVA explores the spaces between Afro-Latin music and Jazz while reflecting on themes of sisterhood and female empowerment.
One of the first black British jazz artists to make a serious mark on the jazz scene, some 30+ years on Courtney Pine CBE continues to break new ground. In this special London Jazz Festival show, he brings his captivating collaboration with acclaimed pianist Zoe Rahman.
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Norwegian star Daniel Herskedal presents new album Harbour at the EFG London Jazz Festival, reuniting with pianist Eyolf Dale and Andreas Helge Norbakken. Full of awe-inspiring melodies soaring over a bed-rock of rhythmical precision laid
Indian singer/composer Ranjana Ghatak will present an interactive vocal workshop, introducing the beauty of North Indian Classical Music through vocal exercises, rhythm cycles and learning a composition. Invited to sing at the Birmingham Commonwealth Games
After many years recording and performing with a string of musical talents including Amy Winehouse, Kano, Gabriels, Joy Crookes and MF DOOM, London-based composer and producer Sam Beste embarked on his debut solo adventures as The Vernon Spring in 2021.
Bendik Giske (NO/DE) is an artist and saxophonist whose expressive use of physicality, vulnerability and endurance have already won him much critical acclaim.
Join a bunch of merry buccaneers on a funk and jazz adventure across the seas! A swashbuckling tale of friendship and treasure awaits. Specially designed for ages 3 - 7 and their grown-up crew. A fun mixture of animation, interactive music making and solid groove from the Groove Baby Organ Trio.
Brown Penny is a six-piece band with a soundworld drawing from indie, metal, jazz and electronic music.
Off the back of her critically-acclaimed soundtrack to the 2022 Oscar-winning film, Drive My Car, we are delighted to present Eiko Ishibashi as part of the EFG London Jazz Festival.