The twelve songs on Blue Rose Code’s new album The Water Of Leith address themes of love, loss, travel, home, accepting the past and embracing the future.
Described by Jazzwise as ‘a future star of the UK Jazz scene’, Tom Barford is set to follow in the footsteps of Rob Luft and Lauren Kinsella.
Pianist and composer Leszek Możdżer is one of the great revelations of the last decade in Baltic jazz.
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An emotive exploration of contemporary folk music with two of the UK's foremost folk and jazz artists, Aidan O’Rourke and Kit Downes.
Dakhla Brass return to Kings Place to showcase their brand-new and most expansive album yet. This is demon stuff, delivered with deadly accuracy by five exceptional musicians, and it’s in a class of its own.
Currently making a significant impact on the UK music scene, Slowly Rolling Camera's original and imaginative compositions fuse jazz, soul, trip hop and electronic music to create a truly unique musical soundscape.
Two exceptional young bands play Kings Place as part of the Jazz Promotion Nework's Emerging talent scheme. Saxophonist Josh Schofield and his Quartet draw on the jazz tradition with influences from Cannonball Adderley to Wayne Shorter. Morpher, in contrast, blend elements of hip-hop and electronics with jazz.
The UK debut of perhaps the most fascinating new group to emerge in today’s transglobal music presenting an ecstatic fusion of Middle Eastern music and the jazz tradition.
The first concert in the Ethan Iverson Residency as part of EFG London Jazz Festival 2018 is inspired by Henry Purcell.
BBC Radio 3’s live broadcasts from the festival’s opening night will continue with a late night edition of Jazz Now, running from 11pm to 1am.
A massively talented group of players including Laura Jurd, Ruth Goller and Seb Rochford explore the composers who define an intrinsically British approach to jazz.
Jamie Baum is a rare talent – one of a very few flute specialists in jazz today, she is also a supremely gifted composer and bandleader.
Join some of the EFG London Jazz Festival’s most exciting talents for a 90 minute participatory singing workshop.
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Ethan Iverson explores how ragtime and early jazz found Britain, and what happened next...
Darius Brubeck tips his hat to the family legacy, with his father’s hits acting as the jumping off point for new music that is in part inspired by years working in South Africa.
As part of the EFG London Jazz Festival, MARSM and Kings Place present one of the leading composers and pianists in the Arab world.
American pianist and composer Myra Melford, one of the most distinctive voices in today’s jazz, makes a long-awaited foray into the UK this November.
This year Tim’s latest album Weather Walker came out via Edition Records to critical acclaim and features the esteemed Pablo Held (piano) and Yuri Goloubev (double bass).
A fine Latvian quintet led by drummer Maris Briezkalns responds to projected images of original paintings from Rothko’s final decades of extraordinary creativity.
Serious’ sell-out workshop returns with more fun packed sessions introducing children ages two to five and their families to the world of jazz.
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Jazz FM’s Chris Philips and Jez Nelson bring their monthly series to Kings Place showcasing three artists at the forefront of British jazz.
BBC Jazz Award-winning vocalist Ian Shaw has 15 highly acclaimed albums to his name and is known as one of the jazz world's finest interpreters of the popular song form.
Join us on an interactive musical adventure following Evelyn and the Yellow Birds from the Caribbean to England.