We’re sorry to announce that, due to unforeseen circumstances, Kairos 4Tet will no longer perform on Thursday 24th October. We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause.

‘Under the leadership of saxophonist Adam Waldmann, Kairos 4Tet have found a melodious medium between traditional Jazz and the forward facing nature of the great young British Jazz groups. The band’s compositions are open and accessible, but there’s no compromise when it comes to intuitive, intelligent playing and adventurous arrangements’ THE MERCURY PRIZE

‘Spellbinding compositions that blend high-calibre jazz improvisation with accessible melodies…a scintillating new opus’ ★★★★ MOJO

‘there are so few new jazz bands writing complex vocal tunes and this is the band that’s doing it, and they’re doing it so well…vocal melodies are beautiful as are the lyrics. Just Beautiful’ Jamie Cullum

‘Fast-rising young ensemble…a fine band who reflect Waldmann’s sophistication as an improviser…brought the set to a rousing clamour’ ★★★★ The Guardian

After a 3 year hiatus MOBO Award winning Kairos 4Tet return to present their 4th album, delving deeper in to the art of song. Regarded as one of a kind – Kairos 4Tet bridge the gap between classic and contemporary; the jazz orbit and folk lineage; with ferocious grooves, searching improvisations and melodies that linger long after the music stops.

The band play the distinctive compositions of saxophonist Adam Waldmann, who has been described as ‘a young master in the making’ by Time Out and a ‘precociously talented composer and player’ by AllAboutJazz.com. As well as Parliamentary Jazz ‘Vocalist of the Year’ award winner Emilia Mårtensson, the band features Irish folk troubadour Marc O’Reilly.