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SUMMARY:Midweek Downstairs Jam
DESCRIPTION:Welcoming and relaxed\, come for a drink\, sit back and enjoy the music\, or bring your horns\, sticks and strings to join in during the second set. \nFirst set from house band: David Miller (saxophone)\, Davide Melis (piano)\, Duncan McKenzie (bass) & Bobby James (drums) followed by a jam session till close. \nEntry is free all night 19:00 – 22:30.
URL:https://staging.vortexjazz.co.uk/event/midweek-downstairs-jam-9/
LOCATION:Vortex Jazz Club\, 11 Gillett Square\, London\, N16 8AZ
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SUMMARY:REMEMBERING DEREK: THURSTON MOORE & MARK WASTELL
DESCRIPTION:Derek Bailey (29 January 1930 – 25 December 2005)\nDoors 6:45 PM\, Music 7:15 PM – 1 set(s) of music\n  \nLine-up:\nThurston Moore – Guitar\nMark Wastell – Drums \n  \nAbout\nCommemorating the twentieth anniversary of Derek Bailey’s passing\, Thurston Moore and Mark Wastell pay homage to Derek’s memory\, especially his celebrated guitar/percussion duos with fellow travellers John Stevens\, Tony Oxley and Han Bennink. \nThurston first met Derek in NYC in 1993\, when he and drummer William Hooker shared the bill with Derek and Tony Oxley. He recalls Derek “being surprised when I asked him about his playing on the Basil Kirchin LP Worlds Within Worlds. I think he was just taken aback that some kid from the USA would even be aware of such a thing”. They played guitars next to each other\, a few years later\, on a crowded stage at The Tonic in NYC\, at an event organised by Loren Mazzacane Connors. Thurston also invited Derek to participate in Root\, a recording released in 1998. \nMark met Derek in the early nineties\, but first played together at an Incus Records event held at the original Vortex in 1998. The following year\, he was invited to participate in Company in Marseille\, and again in London (2000) and New York (2001). And in the group IST\, Mark supported Derek\, John Zorn and Bill Laswell at the Barbican Centre in 2000. Derek also enjoyed performing at Mark’s record shop in London (Sound 323) playing there twice in 2001\, in a duo with Simon H. Fell and solo. \nSupported by The Wire. \n\n 
URL:https://staging.vortexjazz.co.uk/event/remembering-derek-thurston-moore-mark-wastell/
LOCATION:Vortex Jazz Club\, 11 Gillett Square\, London\, N16 8AZ
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SUMMARY:Queer Jazz: Christmas Party Jam
DESCRIPTION:Doors 7:45 PM\, Music 8:30 PM\n  \nHouse Band:\nAkin Soul – Vocals\nBel Comeau – Keys\nArowah – Guitar\nIsobella Burnham – Bass\nTash Keary – Drums \nAbout\nQueer Jazz exists to platform\, nurture and celebrate the emerging queer jazz scene. Programmed by Tina Edwards and Arowah\, they have put together an exciting monthly programme of innovative LGBTQI+ artists at The Vortex Jazz Club\, supported by Arts Council England. \nTickets are flexibly priced – please select the pricing tier that reflects your situation. We want as many people as possible to access the gigs so if you’re able to\, please consider paying for the highest ticket band\, otherwise cheaper tickets will be limited and available on first-come first-serve basis. Musicians who plan to play at the jam can get a £5 ticket. \nQueer jazz will be finishing the year in style with a special Christmas Party Jam to celebrate a very queer year! \nThey will be inviting an all-queer houseband of top musicians who will start the night off with a short set before opening the evening up. Everyone is welcome to bring their instruments and come and play. We also welcome spoken word\, dancers\, and any other artists who would like to take part in the creation.
URL:https://staging.vortexjazz.co.uk/event/queer-jazz-christmas-party-jam/
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SUMMARY:Percy Pursglove with the Trinity Laban Jazz Orchestra conducted by Calum Gourlay (1st Show)
DESCRIPTION:Doors 7:30 PM\, Music 8:00 PM – 1 set(s) of music\nLine-up\nLauren Breen\, Will Coode\, Ben Clogston\, Poppy Helmer\, Oli Doyle – saxes/flutes/clarinets\nTom Stringer\, Ted Porter\, Ferg Kilsby\, Percy Pursglove – trumpets\nDillon Pinder\, Elliot Hampton\, Tom Shooter\, Charlie Mellon – trombones\nKezia Abuoma – piano\nLuke Purbrick – guitar\nJack Antcliff – double bass\nNoah Ojumu – drums\nSophie Warner – percussion\nCalum Gourlay – conductor\nAbout\nThe Trinity Laban Jazz Orchestra conducted by Calum Gourlay returns to the Vortex with the extraordinary boundary-pushing improviser and exuberant large-scale composer Percy Pursglove\, in a UK premiere of his latest ensemble work\, originally commissioned by the Hamburg-based NDR big band. \nAfter formative years New York\, Percy is at the very cutting edge of the European scene\, in leadership and collaboration with the main shakers and movers such as Pablo Held\, and as soloist with leading jazz and contemporary music groups such as the ensemble modern in Paris and projects led by Evan Parker and Barry Guy. \nA rare opportunity to hear Percy’s incredible improv language\, virtuosity and spontaneity amid his own beautiful orchestral music. \n\n 
URL:https://staging.vortexjazz.co.uk/event/percy-pursglove-with-the-trinity-laban-jazz-orchestra-conducted-by-calum-gourlay-1st-show/
LOCATION:Vortex Jazz Club\, 11 Gillett Square\, London\, N16 8AZ
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SUMMARY:Percy Pursglove with the Trinity Laban Jazz Orchestra conducted by Calum Gourlay (2nd Show)
DESCRIPTION:Doors 9:30 PM\, Music 10:00 PM – 1 set(s) of music\nLine-up\nLauren Breen\, Will Coode\, Ben Clogston\, Poppy Helmer\, Oli Doyle – saxes/flutes/clarinets\nTom Stringer\, Ted Porter\, Ferg Kilsby\, Percy Pursglove – trumpets\nDillon Pinder\, Elliot Hampton\, Tom Shooter\, Charlie Mellon – trombones\nKezia Abuoma – piano\nLuke Purbrick – guitar\nJack Antcliff – double bass\nNoah Ojumu – drums\nSophie Warner – percussion\nCalum Gourlay – conductor\nAbout\nThe Trinity Laban Jazz Orchestra conducted by Calum Gourlay returns to the Vortex with the extraordinary boundary-pushing improviser and exuberant large-scale composer Percy Pursglove\, in a UK premiere of his latest ensemble work\, originally commissioned by the Hamburg-based NDR big band. \nAfter formative years New York\, Percy is at the very cutting edge of the European scene\, in leadership and collaboration with the main shakers and movers such as Pablo Held\, and as soloist with leading jazz and contemporary music groups such as the ensemble modern in Paris and projects led by Evan Parker and Barry Guy. \nA rare opportunity to hear Percy’s incredible improv language\, virtuosity and spontaneity amid his own beautiful orchestral music. \n\n 
URL:https://staging.vortexjazz.co.uk/event/percy-pursglove-with-the-trinity-laban-jazz-orchestra-conducted-by-calum-gourlay-2nd-show/
LOCATION:Vortex Jazz Club\, 11 Gillett Square\, London\, N16 8AZ
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DTEND;TZID=UTC:20251219T223000
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SUMMARY:An evening with Marlon the Pannist
DESCRIPTION:Doors 7:45 PM\, Music 8:30 PM – 2 set(s) of music\n  \nLine-up:\nMarlon Hibbert – Voice\nGrifton Forbes-Amos – Trumpet\nLuke Baccus – Piano\nNathan Dawkin – Bass guitar\nNate Ricketts – Drum kit \n  \nAbout\nMarlon the Pannist is a multi-award-winning steelpan musician\, arranger\, and educator from South East London. A three-time UK Pan Clash Champion Soloist (2018\, 2019\, 2021)\, Marlon is recognised as one of the UK’s leading voices in contemporary steelpan performance. His work blends jazz\, calypso\, and modern fusion\, bringing fresh expression to the instrument’s traditional\nroots. \nA graduate of the prestigious Guildhall School of Music & Drama\, Marlon has performed at top-tier events including the EFG London Jazz Festival\, Guildhall Jazz Festival\, Ronnie Scotts as well as other venues. His dynamic solo and ensemble work has earned him collaborations with some of the UK’s most exciting artists\, including Zara McFarlane\, Luke Baccus\, Lox\, and Lewis Daniel\, among others. \nIn 2009\, Marlon founded the Endurance Steel Orchestra\, a youth-driven ensemble based in South East London. As Musical Director and bandleader\, he leads on arrangements\, rehearsals\, and performances\, with a focus on music education and community outreach. Under his leadership\, the orchestra has performed both nationally and internationally\, championing the steelpan as a cultural and creative force. \nBeyond performance\, Marlon is a dedicated educator and advocate for the steelpan in UK music education. He has worked as a junior fellow at the guildhall school of music and drama directing choirs and regularly delivers workshops across the UK\, working with steel orchestras\, schools\, and youth groups to expand access to steelpan music. He also plays a key role in Kinetika Bloco as one of four steelpan leaders\, mentoring young pannists and leading them through rehearsals\, recordings\, and live performances. \nLooking forward\, Marlon is focused on expanding the reach of steelpan in contemporary music\, composing original works that fuse Caribbean traditions with jazz and global styles. With a growing profile as a performer\, educator\, and cultural leader\, he remains committed to raising the visibility of the steelpan on stages and in classrooms across the UK and beyond. Some of Marlon’s influences include Victor Provost\, Andy Narell\, Jonathan Scales\, Andre White & Leon Foster Thomas.
URL:https://staging.vortexjazz.co.uk/event/an-evening-with-marlon-the-pannist/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20251220T194500
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20251220T223000
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SUMMARY:Annie Whitehead New 5tet
DESCRIPTION:Doors 7:45 PM\, Music 8:30 PM – 2 set(s) of music\n  \nLine-up:\nAnnie Whitehead trombone\nJennifer Maidman – Bass guitar\nGeoffrey Richardson – viola\nSteve Lodder – Piano\nLiam Genockey – Drum kit \n  \nAbout\nAnnie Whitehead learnt trombone at school and by the age of fourteen was already busy playing with brass bands and local big bands. At sixteen\, she started her professional career with Ivy Benson’s All Girl Orchestra. Since then she has brought her distinctive sound to a wide range of projects\, exploring many different musical styles. \nAs part of the UK jazz scene she has worked with Chris McGregor’s Brotherhood of Breath\, John Stevens\, Dudu Pukwana\, Evan Parker\, Paul Dunmall Octet (featuring Keith Tippett and Tony Levin)\, Elton Dean’s Newsense (alongside legendary trombonists Roswell Rudd and Paul Rutherford)\, The Charlie Watts Big Band\, and the Jazz Jamaica Big Band. Internationally she’s worked with McCoy Tyner\, Carla Bley\, Abdullah Ibrahim\, Louis Moholo and James Blood Ulmer. \nSession and pop credits include Joan Armatrading\, Elvis Costello\, Eddi Reader and Paul Weller. With the horn section The Kick Horns\, she has done session work with Rufus Wainwright\, Blur\, The Beautiful South\, Jamiroquai\, Dr John\, Eric Clapton and many others. \nAs a member of the Penguin Cafe Orchestra she toured worldwide and appeared on three albums: ‘Broadcasting from Home’\, ‘Union Cafe’ and ‘Concert Program’. It was here that she met her partner and musical collaborator Jennifer Maidman. Their first of their many projects together was the free-funk ensemble ‘Rude’\, with Harry Beckett and Liam Genockey. \nMost recently she has played on Jennifer Maidman’s debut album ‘Dreamland’\, recorded in Woodstock NY\, which also features David Torn on guitar and drummer Jerry Marotta. Annie and Jennifer are currently working together on various projects as well as promoting the album in the US and the UK. \nJennifer Maidman is a multi-instrumentalist\, writer and producer who has had a long and varied career\, playing with Murray Head\, Joan Armatrading\, Paul Brady\, Boy George\, Shakespears Sister\, George Clinton and The Penguin Cafe Orchestra amongst countless others. She has produced Paul Brady\, Murray Head\, Annie’s albums\, and has written for Boy George\, Guesch Patti\, Sam Brown and Murray Head. \nGeoffrey Richardson is a multi-instrumentalist\, performer\, arranger\, producer\, engineer; electronics nut; painter & drawer. He is best known for his work with Caravan\, Murray Head\, French artist Renaud\, and the Penguin Cafe Orchestra. He has released several recordings under his own name recorded at his studio in deepest Kent. \nSteve Lodder is one of Europe’s finest jazz musicians. Steve has worked with John Etheridge\, Maggie Nichols\, Carla Bley\, George Russell’s ‘Living Time Orchestra’ and has toured and recorded with Andy Sheppards ‘Inco-motion’. He is the regular keyboardist with the Alison Rayner Quintet. His first release under his own name was 2001’s Bout Time 2. \nLiam Genockey is the drummer for Steeleye Span He has also worked with Gerry Rafferty\, Paul Brady\, Elton Dean\, Lol Coxhill\, Zzebra and Gillan amongst many others. \n  \nhttps://anniewhitehead.bandcamp.com/
URL:https://staging.vortexjazz.co.uk/event/annie-whitehead-new-5tet/
LOCATION:Vortex Jazz Club\, 11 Gillett Square\, London\, N16 8AZ
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20251221T120000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20251221T170000
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SUMMARY:Mopomoso International Free Improvised Music
DESCRIPTION:Doors 12:00 PM\, Music 12:30 PM – set(s) of music\n\nCome and join the fun! It’s the Mopomoso Solstice Party!!! \na gig full of around 40 brilliant musicians\, performing short 5 – 7 minute sets put together in new formations. \nsome of the musicians so far: \nDom Lash (guitar) & Mark Wastell / Paul Pignon (bass clarinet) / Gabriele Meirano (piano) & Jamie Coleman (trumpet)\, “Average Dragoons” – (Panos Ghikas family band) / Ntshuks Bonga (sax) / Steve Beresford (piano) / Faradena Afifi (viola etc) / Roger Turner (percussion) tbc / Matt Clark (guitar) / \nplus many many more….
URL:https://staging.vortexjazz.co.uk/event/mopomoso-international-free-improvised-music-3/
LOCATION:Vortex Jazz Club\, 11 Gillett Square\, London\, N16 8AZ
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SUMMARY:Vortex Jam With Nick Costley-White
DESCRIPTION:Doors 7.45pm\, music 8.15pm\n\nAbout\n\n\n\n\nA weekly session on Sunday evenings\, the jams will be hosted by some of London’s finest: drummer Jas Kayser\, pianist Rick Simpson\, guitarist Nick Costley-White\, trumpeter Sean Gibbs and tenor saxophonists Harben Kay and Riley Stone-Lonergan (+ sometimes a few guest leaders) each one hosting one session on rotation. \nIf you’re an instrumentalist  you can attend for free if you’re planning on playing with the house band. No need to book in advance! \nOur dear Vortex members are also welcome to these sessions free of charge.
URL:https://staging.vortexjazz.co.uk/event/vortex-jam-session-4-2025-03-30-2025-04-13-2025-04-20-2025-04-27-2025-10-26-2025-12-21/
LOCATION:Vortex Jazz Club\, 11 Gillett Square\, London\, N16 8AZ
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20251223T194500
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20251223T223000
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SUMMARY:Fundraiser For Jamaica
DESCRIPTION:Doors 7:45 PM\, Music 8:30 PM\n  \nAbout\nFollowing Hurricane Melissa which hit the coast of Jamaica on the 28th October this year\, affecting 1.9 million residents and devastating countless families and their homes\, the Vortex Jazz Club will be hosting a concert on the 23rd December raising funds to support the Hurricane Melissa response. \nJoin us for an incredible night of music and improvisation celebrating Jamaican music – with the line-up consisting of Orphy Robinson\, Cleveland Watkiss\, Leon Foster Thomas\, Gary Crosby\, Sebastian Rochford and many more still to be announced. \nTickets are being sold at 20 GBP\, but if you can\, you can choose to increase your donation online to support those affected by Hurricane Melissa. All ticket sales will be donated \, and we are very pleased to partner with Universe who will be waiving their booking fee for the event. \n** Please note that this is a fundraiser event\, there may be changes to the lineup prior to the concert and we cannot issue refunds due to line-up changes. \nRead more about the Red Cross and their appeal HERE
URL:https://staging.vortexjazz.co.uk/event/fundraiser-for-jamaica/
LOCATION:Vortex Jazz Club\, 11 Gillett Square\, London\, N16 8AZ
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20251227T194500
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20251227T223000
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SUMMARY:Ethan Iverson
DESCRIPTION:Doors 7:45 PM\, Music 8:30 PM – 2 set(s) of music\n  \nLine-up:\nEthan Iverson – Piano\nCalum Gourlay – Double Bass\nDavid Ingamells – Drum kit \nAbout\nPianist\, composer\, and writer Ethan Iverson was a founding member of The Bad Plus\, a game-changing collective with Reid Anderson and David King. The New York Times called TBP “Better than anyone at melding the sensibilities of post-60’s jazz and indie rock.” During his 17-year tenure\, TBP performed in venues as diverse as the Village Vanguard\, Carnegie Hall\, and Bonnaroo; collaborated with Joshua Redman\, Bill Frisell\, and the Mark Morris Dance Group; and created a faithful arrangement of Igor Stravinsky’s The Rite of Spring and a radical reinvention of Ornette Coleman’s Science Fiction. \nSince leaving TBP\, Iverson has kept busy. 2017: Co-curated a major centennial celebration of Thelonious Monk at Duke University and premiered the evening-length Pepperland with the Mark Morris Dance Group. 2018: premiered an original piano concerto with the American Composers Orchestra and released a duo album of new compositions with Mark Turner on ECM. 2019: Common Practice with Tom Harrell (ECM)\, standards tracked live at the Village Vanguard. 2021: Bud Powell in the 21st Century\, a vigorous reconsideration of the bebop master\, is featured on the March cover of DownBeat. 2022: The current release is Every Note is True on Blue Note records\, an album of original work in trio with Larry Grenadier and Jack DeJohnette. \nIverson also has been in the critically-acclaimed Billy Hart quartet for well over a decade and occasionally performs with elder statesmen like Albert “Tootie” Heath or Ron Carter or collaborates with noted classical musicians like Miranda Cuckson and Mark Padmore. For almost 20 years\, Iverson’s website Do the Math has been a repository of musician-to-musician interviews and analysis. Time Out New York selected Iverson as one of 25 essential New York jazz icons: “Perhaps NYC’s most thoughtful and passionate student of jazz tradition—the most admirable sort of artist-scholar.” Iverson has also published articles about music in the New Yorker\, NPR\, The Nation\, and JazzTimes. \n\n 
URL:https://staging.vortexjazz.co.uk/event/ethan-iverson-2/
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SUMMARY:John Etheridge and Blue Spirits
DESCRIPTION:Doors 7:45 PM\, Music 8:30 PM – 2 set(s) of music\nLine-up:\nJohn Etheridge – Guitar\nPete Whittaker – Organ\nGeorge Double – Drums \nAbout\nBeat the twixt Xmas/New Year blues with guitar legend John Etheridge and the Blue Spirits . Guaranteed to take you on soulful journey through Blues/Jazz and beyond encompassing all Etheridge’s well known eclecticism. Powered along by Pete Whittaker (organ) and George Double (drums).
URL:https://staging.vortexjazz.co.uk/event/john-etheridge_and_blue_spirits/
LOCATION:Vortex Jazz Club\, 11 Gillett Square\, London\, N16 8AZ
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SUMMARY:Ian Shaw's New Year's Eve Bash
DESCRIPTION:Doors 9:30 PM\, Music 10:15 PM\n  \nLine-up:\nIan Shaw – Piano \nAbout\nWe are delighted to welcome back the multi-award winning Ian Shaw for his traditional New Year’s Eve performance. \nOnly on this special night at The Vortex does Shaw mix up his teen favourites (Elton\, Bowie\, Billy Joel\, Stevie Wonder) with some legendary old blues and soul bangers. Add some seasonally satirical comedy originals\, singalongs and\, in the company of ‘simply our finest’ (Time Out)\, Shaw will whip up an unforgettable ‘Hello 2026’ evening.”
URL:https://staging.vortexjazz.co.uk/event/ian-shaws-new-years-eve-bash-7/
LOCATION:Vortex Jazz Club\, 11 Gillett Square\, London\, N16 8AZ
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260101T194500
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260101T223000
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SUMMARY:Procrastinators - New Year's Party
DESCRIPTION:Doors 7:45 PM\, Music 8:30 PM – 2 set(s) of music\n  \nLine-up:\nGina Boreham – vocals – Voice\nPiotr Jordan – Violin\nPaul Moylan – Double bass\nZac Gvirtzman – Clarinet\nCharlie Wheatley – guitar \n  \nAbout\nBringing in the New Year a day late has become a tradition at the Vortex since 2009. A welcome relief from the hustle and stress of most NYE parties – this one just wants you to relax\, enjoy the music and ease yourself into the New Year with good company and normal prices! Music will be led by jazz violin virtuoso Piotr Jordan\, with Paul Moylan on double bass\, Zac Gvirtzman on piano/accordion/clarinet\, Charlie Wheatley on guitar. Gina Boreham on vocals. You can expect jazz\, blues\, Eastern European and Gypsy folk\, tango\, Klezmer.\nAs usual we will count down to “midnight” with the special Procrastinators’ Clock (in good time to catch your trains). \nSpecial guests to be announced\, and possibly some prizes !
URL:https://staging.vortexjazz.co.uk/event/procrastinators-new-years-party/
LOCATION:Vortex Jazz Club\, 11 Gillett Square\, London\, N16 8AZ
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260102T194500
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260102T223000
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SUMMARY:Leo Richardson Quartet
DESCRIPTION:Doors 7:45 PM\, Music 8:30 PM – 2 set(s) of music\n  \n  \nLine-up:\n  \nLeo Richardson – Saxophone\nRick Simpson – Piano\nDave Whitford – Double bass\nJoel Waters – Drum kit \n  \nAbout:\n  \nWithout a doubt\, Leo Richardson is widely recognised to be one of the UK’s leading Jazz Tenor Saxophonists\, best known for his honest\, straight-ahead\, contemporary hard-bop style. The Leo Richardson Quartet packs a punch\, performing exciting and intense music heavily influenced by the hard-bop era. \nIn 2017\, The Leo Richardson Quartet toured the UK in November-December\, in support of their debut album\, The Chase\, on Ubuntu Music. The album was selected by The Times newspaper as one of the Top 10 Jazz Albums of 2017 and one of the Top 100 Albums of all music genres. The Chase was the first debut album to receive 5 from The Sunday Guardian/Observer. The success of the album and the tour led to the Quartet’s debut performance at the 2018 Love Supreme Jazz Festival. The Leo Richardson Quartet released their second album Move in 2019 to critical acclaim\, receiving 5 in BBC Music Magazine. \nTonight\, the Leo Richardson Quartet will be performing select pieces from their most recent record “Move” along with new material. \n\n 
URL:https://staging.vortexjazz.co.uk/event/leo-richardson-quartet-4/
LOCATION:Vortex Jazz Club\, 11 Gillett Square\, London\, N16 8AZ
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260103T194500
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260103T223000
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SUMMARY:Ed Jones Quartet
DESCRIPTION:Doors 7:45 PM\, Music 8:30 PM – 2 set(s) of music\n  \nLine-up:\nEd Jones- Tenor saxophone\nRebecca Nash – Piano\nRiaan Vosloo – Double bass\nTim Giles – Drum kit \n  \nAbout\nAward-winning saxophonist and composer Ed Jones returns to the quartet format that first established his presence on the UK jazz scene over 30 years ago. Formed in 2011\, the quartet initially took inspiration from the music of Wayne Shorter but has since evolved into a dynamic ensemble where original compositions by Jones and bassist Riaan Vosloo take centre stage\, enriched by the creative interplay of pianist Ross Stanley and drummer Tim Gilles. \nThrough extensive touring\, the group has forged a distinctive collective sound that blends fiercely driven\, intense “fire music” with spacious\, atmospheric improvisational soundscapes. This duality shines through both in their strikingly original works and in their imaginative re-interpretations of the American songbook. \nFor this special performance\, the quartet will be joined by the acclaimed pianist and composer Rebecca Nash\, following her recent collaboration with Jones on his Southbank Commission Lotus Code. \n”A formidable saxophonist. Ed Jones may have hit his highest profile through his work with bands US3 and Incognito\, but he’s an improviser to his fingertips\, a player of forceful imagination\, and one of the Uk’s most distinctive saxophonists.” John Fordham The Guardian. \n 
URL:https://staging.vortexjazz.co.uk/event/ed-jones-quartet-8/
LOCATION:Vortex Jazz Club\, 11 Gillett Square\, London\, N16 8AZ
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DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260104T180000
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SUMMARY:London Jazz Orchestra - New Year Preview with Brigitte Beraha
DESCRIPTION:Doors 3:30 PM\, Music 4:00 PM – 2 set(s) of music\nAbout \nLondon’s longest jazz residency kicks off its 35th year\, as the LJO preview two new recordings to be released in 2025\, featuring music by trumpet legend Henry Lowther and director Scott Stroman.  Plus: singer Brigitte Beraha is featured\, and there is new music from saxophonist Pete Hurt\, pianist Alcyona Mick and guitarist Nick Costly-White.  Check out this outstanding band of top soloists!
URL:https://staging.vortexjazz.co.uk/event/london-jazz-orchestra-new-year-preview-with-brigitte-beraha/
LOCATION:Vortex Jazz Club\, 11 Gillett Square\, London\, N16 8AZ
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260106T194500
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260106T223000
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SUMMARY:Sam Eastmond & the Composers Workshop Big Band
DESCRIPTION:Doors 7:45 PM\, Music 8:30 PM – 2 set(s) of music\nAbout\nTrumpeter\, composer\, and arranger Sam Eastmond is known for his large ensemble work with John Zorn\, he is the only artist to have led\, arranged\, and recorded Zorn’s works in MASADA Books Two and Three and The Bagatelles\, recording albums in these series as well as his own works on Tzadik Label.\nEastmond leads and curates the Composers Workshop Big Band\, an alchemical fulcrum for new experimental big band music.\nFormed from some of the most exciting and outrageous young musicians in London including members and alumni of NYJO\, Tomorrows Warriors\, and music colleges from around the world the Workshop is a place to develop experimental and challenging new works driven only by artistic and not commercial imperatives. \nThis performance will also feature an appearance by Fergus Quill\, leader and chief anarchist of Ferg’s Imaginary Big Band who will lead the Workshop through readings of new works. \nThe Workshop also presents works from Eastmond\, Benjamin Krauss\, Nico Widdowson\, and Dany Coulthurst. \n\n 
URL:https://staging.vortexjazz.co.uk/event/sam-eastmond-the-composers-workshop-big-band/
LOCATION:Vortex Jazz Club\, 11 Gillett Square\, London\, N16 8AZ
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DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260107T203000
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SUMMARY:Louis Wildi Trio & Gaz Fowler
DESCRIPTION:Doors 6:45 PM\, Music 7:30 PM – 1 set(s) of music\n  \nLine-up:\nLouis Wildi – Alto saxophone\nOli Fitzgerald – Double bass\nEthan Sweeting – Drum kit\nGareth Fowler – Electric guitar \n  \nAbout\nLouis Wildi (saxophone) presents his trio with special guest Gareth Fowler (guitar). \nThe trio blend musical influences from their personal heroes\, whilst exploring an expansive sound that stretches the boundaries of the traditional trio format with original compositions and creative arrangements. \nLed by emerging saxophonist Louis Wildi and supported by the concrete partnership of Ethan Sweeting (drums) and Oli Fitzgerald (bass). The band are excited to be joined by Gareth Fowler\, a prolific figure on the British Jazz scene. \n\n 
URL:https://staging.vortexjazz.co.uk/event/louis-wildi-trio-gaz-fowler/
LOCATION:Vortex Jazz Club\, 11 Gillett Square\, London\, N16 8AZ
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DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260107T223000
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SUMMARY:Matt Anderson with Liam Noble and Tom Herbert
DESCRIPTION:Doors 7:45 PM\, Music 8:30 PM – 2 set(s) of music\n  \nLine-up:\nMatt Anderson – Tenor saxophone\nLiam Noble – Piano\nTom Herbert – Double Bass \n*Due to unforeseen circumstances\, Tom Herbert will be stepping in for Oren Marshall in the line-up* \nAbout\nThis new project takes as its starting point the music of Thelonious Monk\, Bill Frisell and Paul Motian\, exploring the intersection of these artists’ idiosyncratic styles and their take on American musical forms like jazz\, blues and country/folk\, and featuring three of London’s most engaging improvisers in the unusual combination of tenor saxophone\, piano and tuba. \nBorn in the North Yorkshire Moors\, the son of a music teacher\, saxophonist and Dankworth Prize-winning composer Matt Anderson has lived in London since 2015. His fourth album Live at Leeds Jazz Festival was released in 2024 on his own Hidden Threads Records label\, with Jazzwise awarding four stars and commenting\, “Unlike some of his contemporaries\, Anderson is very comfortable mining the rich seam of jazz that was developed in the UK through the 1970’s and 80’s by artists like Bobby Wellins\, rooted in the language of swinging post-bop but with a distinctive British accent.” He has also performed with artists/bands such as Gregory Hutchinson\, the Gareth Lockrane Big Band\, The Magic Lantern and Ivo Neame. \nBorn in London\, Tom studied Jazz and Classical double bass at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama. He has been a mainstay of London’s diverse and exciting music scene for many years\, most notably in Mercury Music Prize nomaited bands The Invisible and Polar Bear. He co-leads the Okumu Herbert Skinner Trio and regularly collaborates with many of London’s notable players including Shabaka Hutching\, Mark Lockheart\, Dave Okumu\, James Allsopp\, John Parricelli\, Robert Stillman\, Seb Rochford\, and Chelsea Carmichael. He also performs solo improvised double bass concerts under his own name and in 2023 released the album Nightports with Tom Herbert. \nAfter studying music at Oxford University and the postgraduate course at the Guildhall School of Music & Drama\, Liam became the regular pianist with Stan Sulzmann on John Taylor’s recommendation. He went on to work in the bands of Anita Wardell\, Harry Beckett\, Tim Whitehead and John Stevens as well as recording and touring with cult minimalist composer Moondog. During this period\, he also performed with John Taylor (as part of Stan Sulzmann’s two piano quintets)\, Kenny Wheeler and Lol Coxhill\, and in the two decades since has been a key figure on the British jazz scene. \n\n 
URL:https://staging.vortexjazz.co.uk/event/matt-anderson-with-liam-noble-and-oren-marshall/
LOCATION:Vortex Jazz Club\, 11 Gillett Square\, London\, N16 8AZ
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DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260108T200000
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SUMMARY:Cellicious!
DESCRIPTION:Doors 6:15 PM\, Music 6:45 PM – 1 set(s) of music\n  \nLine-up:\nKate Shortt – Cello\nRupert Gillett – Cello \n  \nAbout\nJoin this cellicious ride with cellist/jazz singers Kate Shortt and Rupert Gillett as they join forces to express their take on the world of standards\, Latin\, originals plus more. Kate Shortt\, cellist\, singer songwriter\, cabaret artist and comedienne is known for her avant garde improvisations and off the wall humour. Rupert Gillett\, multi instrumentalist\, singer\, composer and jazz bassist is an experienced artist in rock\, blues and Eastern European styles \n‘…Shortt’s solo took the honours. It was an unusual but impressive juxtaposition of overtones\, atonality and snatches of delicate folk melodies…’\nIan Mann Jazz reviewer\n‘…The stand out performance came from Rupert Gillett. Great cellist with comical side and songs that were instantly playing in your head…’\nFiona Jarvis – Blue Badge Style\n‘…Nonchalantly brilliant musicality…’ Sebastian Scotney UK Jazz
URL:https://staging.vortexjazz.co.uk/event/cellicious/
LOCATION:Vortex Jazz Club\, 11 Gillett Square\, London\, N16 8AZ
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260108T193000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260108T210000
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SUMMARY:The Jonny Ford Jazz Orchestra
DESCRIPTION:Doors 7:30 PM\, Music 8:00 PM – 1 set(s) of music\n  \nLine-up:\nJonny Ford – Sax & conductor\nGeorge Millard – Alto sax\nTom Smith – Alto sax\nHarben Kay – Tenor sax\nAlex Western-King – Tenor sax\nMick Foster – Bari sax\nGeorge Hogg – Trumpet\nTom Dennis – Trumpet\nGeorge Jefford – Trumpet\nJames Copus – Trumpet\nHarry Maund – Trombone\nRobbie Harvey – Trombone\nRory Ingham – Trombone\nYusuf Narçin – Bass Trombone\nBilly Marrows – Guitar\nMatt Carter – Piano\nTom Farmer – Double Bass\nJay Davis – Drums \nAbout\nReturning to the Vortex Jazz Club on the back of their sold-out show last year\, the Jonny Ford Jazz Orchestra is one of the most exciting new large ensembles on the UK jazz scene. Led by saxophonist and composer Jonny Ford\, the band brings together the UK’s finest improvising musicians to perform his original compositions\, blending intricate layers of orchestral jazz with vibrant energy\, exceptional skill\, and unwavering passion. \nJonny’s music is deeply inspired by people\, places\, and stories – each composition carries a relatable and accessible narrative\, shaped with the unique artistic voices of his band members in mind. \nHis writing draws influence from legendary big band composers such as Bob Brookmeyer\, Thad Jones\, Jim McNeely\, Maria Schneider\, Kenny Wheeler\, Nikki Iles\, Stan Sulzmann\, and Vince Mendoza\, alongside broader inspirations from Joe Henderson\, Wayne Shorter\, Egberto Gismonti\, and Olivier Messiaen. \nBeyond leading his band\, Jonny is an in-demand saxophonist and composer\, having worked with artists including Mica Paris\, Rebecca Ferguson\, Heather Small\, Cory Wong\, the NDR Big Band\, the Gareth Lockrane Big Band\, the Matt Carter Octet\, and the Tom Smith Big Band. \n\n 
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DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260109T223000
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SUMMARY:Fabienne Ambuehl Quartet
DESCRIPTION:Doors 7:45 PM\, Music 8:30 PM – 2 set(s) of music\n  \nLine-up:\nFabienne Ambuehl – Piano\, Voice\nAnt Law – Guitar\nJon Scott – Drums\nMatt Ridley – Bass \nAbout\nThe Fabienne Ambuehl Quartet returns to the Vortex after their sold-out album launch at the club\, celebrating the release of ‘Thrive’. The album has just won an award for “Jazz Recording of the Year” at the Presto Music Awards 2025. Expect an evening of poetic\, lyrical jazz\, where vivid rhythm and improvisation meet folk-inspired melodies. Experience the dynamism of her quartet with Matt Ridley on bass\, Jon Scott on drums and Ant Law on guitar who together ’convince with warmth\, precision and great interplay’- Rondo Magazine \nFabienne Ambuehl is a London-based Swiss pianist\, singer and composer known for her contemporary jazz with a unique and vibrant blend of folk\, poetry and storytelling. With supple piano playing and rich emotive vocals\, she draws inspiration from the stillness of nature and the sounds of city life. Ambuehl first made her mark with Glitterwoods on Traumton\, Berlin\, which was listed as an ‘Album of the Year’ by UK Vibe. She has since played and recorded internationally as a pianist and singer with various artists. Thrive (Ubuntu Music)\, was released in 2025 to glowing acclaim from the international jazz press. 
‘With Thrive\, Ambuehl poses somewhat of a triple threat as a fine pianist\, wonderful singer and a composer of note’ says Nick Lea from Jazz Views\, while the album as a whole creates ‘an impressively immersive musical experience’ writes Peter Quinn\, 4**** in Jazzwise Magazine.
Thrive was selected ‘Album of the Week’ on both Presto Music and the German Rondo Magazine\, had regular UK radio play on BBC Radio 3 and was on the JazzFM UK playlist for several weeks. \nWith compelling rhythms and influences drawn from blues\, Brahms and the Beatles\, the Fabienne Ambuehl Quartet creates a sound that is daring yet intimate\, and truly its own. \n‘Ambuehl’s vocals are crystal clear\, distinct and refreshingly free of jazz clichés\, making them equally suited to the classic or folk realm.’ \nNeil Duggan\, All About Jazz UK \n‘Quite simply fab’ \nMarlbank \n‘Lyrical\, intimate\, and yet bursting with energy\, Ambuehl has crafted a sublime second album’ \nMaddy Allison\, Presto Music UK
URL:https://staging.vortexjazz.co.uk/event/fabienne-ambuehl-quartet-2/
LOCATION:Vortex Jazz Club\, 11 Gillett Square\, London\, N16 8AZ
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DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260110T223000
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SUMMARY:Young Pilgrims
DESCRIPTION:Doors 7:45 PM\, Music 8:30 PM – 2 set(s) of music\n  \nLine-up\nRichard Foote – Trombone\nKieran McLeod – Trombone\nSean Gibbs – Trumpet\nChristos Stylianides – Trumpet\nSam Warner – Trumpet\nChris Maddock – Baritone Saxophone\nRobbie Robson – Sousaphone\nJonathan Silk – Drum kit\nEuan Palmer – Drum kit \n\nAbout\nJazz influenced\, rock induced 9-piece brass band Young Pilgrims have found themselves drawing fans from across Europe and beyond with their intense live performances – from beer-soaked dance floors to London’s South Bank\, the Paris Jazz Festival to Love Supreme Festival. \nWith improvising invention set against their infectious melodies\, the band have been together since 2013 and take their inspiration from renegades\, Scottish cities\, skateboarding and even accidental incursions into local murky canals. \nJazzwise – ‘This is a markedly superior addition to the brass band canon: consistently invigorating on record\, they are a riot to experience live’ \n 
URL:https://staging.vortexjazz.co.uk/event/young-pilgrims/
LOCATION:Vortex Jazz Club\, 11 Gillett Square\, London\, N16 8AZ
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260111T194500
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260111T223000
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SUMMARY:Vortex Jam With Riley Stone-Lonergan
DESCRIPTION:Doors 7:45 PM\, Music 8:15 PM\nHouse Band\nTBC \nAbout\nA weekly session on Sunday evenings\, hosted by four of London’s finest: guitarist Nick Costley-White\, Trumpeter Sean Gibbs\, pianist Rick Simpson and tenor saxophonists and Riley Stone-Lonergan\, each one hosting one session on rotation. \nIf you’re an instrumentalist – we can’t wait to welcome you back to the club – you can attend for free if you’re planning on playing with the house band. No need to book in advance! \nOur dear Vortex members are also welcome to these sessions free of charge.
URL:https://staging.vortexjazz.co.uk/event/vortex-jam-with-riley-stone-lonergan/
LOCATION:Vortex Jazz Club\, 11 Gillett Square\, London\, N16 8AZ
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SUMMARY:Coleman / Catchpole / Moore / Lash / Prévost
DESCRIPTION:Doors 7:45 PM\, Music 8:30 PM – 2 set(s) of music\n  \nLine-up:\nNathaniel Catchpole – Tenor saxophone\nJamie Coleman – Trumpet\nN O Moore – Electric guitar\nDominic Lash – Double bass\nEddie Prévost – Drum kit \n  \nAbout\nIt’s difficult to ignore jazz altogether. A lot of people study it at college and end up with their own Youtube channel\, explaining the circle of fifths\, what to play on a minor 7 flat 5 chord\, tritone substitutions\, etc. Useful. Putting things together like Meccano is a way to mark time. This quintet does not really do that\, although each of its members could probably run their own Youtube channel if they wanted. Instead\, in this ensemble\, they focus on the exuberance of art\, using craft to search for\, to briefly capture\, and to express the sheer beauty and terror of being alive. Other than that\, it’s difficult to sum them up in a festival friendly soundbite. At times\, it might well sound like jazz\, but at others it won’t. In other words\, this ensemble deals with at least two questions at once: what can you do with a jazz type ensemble if you are not playing jazz?; and\, so what if that turns out to be something related to jazz anyway? \nJamie Coleman Is an improvising trumpeter exploring the full gamut of sounds from jazz inflected melodicism to full abstraction. He is a regular on the London scene with ongoing projects alongside Eddie Prevost and Ross Lambert. \nNat Catchpole has been involved in London’s free improvisation scene for two and a half decades\, exploring the extremes of saxophone technique while deeply rooted in the history of the instrument; playing with musicians such as Paul Rutherford\, John Edwards\, Steve Reid\, Alan Wilkinson\, Steve Noble\, Tetuzi Akiyama and Mark Sanders. \nNO Moore is an electric guitarist informed by improvisation\, rock\, jazz\, and modern classical and electronic music. Notable collaborators include Sue Lynch\,Henry Kaiser\, John Butcher\, Caroline Kraabel\, Roger Turner\, Rachel Musson\, Ray Russell\, Steve Noble\, Alan Wilkinson\, Phil Durrant. \nDominic Lash is a double-bassist and guitarist. His most regular current collaborators include John Butcher\, Angharad Davies\, Heather Roche\, Pat Thomas\, and Alex Ward. \nEddie Prévost is an English percussionist best known as a founding member of the influential free improvisation group AMM. He began his musical journey in skiffle and jazz\, eventually co-founding AMM in 1965 with Lou Gare and Keith Rowe\, later joined by Cornelius Cardew and John Tilbury. Prévost’s approach emphasizes exploration and discovery over convention\, central to both AMM’s aesthetic and his long-running London improvisation workshop. \n‘Coleman’s slow trumpet lines had a tenderness that evoked more physical kinds of intimacy. The trumpet became breath\, warmth\, vibration in a way that got the skin prickling\, the senses suddenly sharpened.’ The Wire \n‘Moore shifts fluidly from argumentatively fractured jazz licks to spacey atmospherics to mad cat hisses; the appositeness of his contributions belies the sparseness of his recorded discography’ The Wire \n“[Prevost’s] free drumming flows superbly making perfect use of his formidable technique\, but his most startling feature is his stylelessness. It’s as though there has never been an Elvin Jones or a Max Roach.”\n– review of a set with saxophonist Lou Gare\, Melody Maker (27.03.1975)
URL:https://staging.vortexjazz.co.uk/event/coleman-catchpole-moore-lash-prevost/
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SUMMARY:Nishla Smith
DESCRIPTION:Doors 7:45 PM\, Music 8:30 PM – 2 set(s) of music\n  \nLine-up:\nNishla Smith – Voice\nAaron Wood – Trumpet\nTom Harris – Piano\nJosh Vadiveloo – Double bass\nKai Chareunsy – Drum kit \n  \nAbout\nStorytelling lies at the very heart of Nishla Smith’s music making\, and since the release of her critically lauded debut album\, the evolving circumstances of her own life have provided the inspiration for the stories that lie at the heart of this new collection. it’s getting late you’d better go home was written during a period of emotional turmoil. From deeply personal concerns\, the stories expand outwards to address universal themes of belonging and of absence\, of closeness and separation\, of yearning and ambition. \nThe music of it’s getting late is adventurous and eclectic\, moving from gospel-inflected poignant warmth\, to vaudevillian bluesy swagger to feather-light bossa beats and Bacharach-style harmony. While the recorded album features an expansive cast of the some of the UK’s most empathetic and adventurous musicians\, for the live tour\, Nishla has distilled the group to a quintet of her closest collaborators– longtime duo partner pianist Tom Harris\, the superlative rhythm team of Josh Vadiveloo and Kai Chareunsy\, and sensitive trumpeter Aaron Wood. At the centre of everything is Nishla’s remarkable voice\, always poised and in control\, but equally capable of revealing intimacy and powerful emotional charge. \nNishla is a Peter Whittingham Jazz Award Winner\, International Songwriting Competition Award Winner and an alumni of London Jazz Festival’s flagship Take Five programme. She played the titular bird in Atri Banerjee’s production of ‘Kes’\, for which she won a UK Theatre Award\, and performed ‘The Jazz Singer’ in ‘A Taste of Honey’ at the Royal Exchange Theatre\, Manchester. She is currently writing a stage musical with Australian producers Antipodes Theatre and support from the Stephen Oliver Award\, and spent 2025 touring internationally\, performing debut shows in Australia\, New Zealand\, China\, Singapore\, Thailand and Norway. \nit’s getting late you’d better go home was made with support from Arts Council England’s Lottery Projects Fund\, and will be released on Whirlwind Recordings in Spring 2026. \nCopy Eddie Myer/ Nishla Smith. \nPhotographs Craig Fleming.
URL:https://staging.vortexjazz.co.uk/event/nishla-smith/
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SUMMARY:Archie Kidd Quartet
DESCRIPTION:Doors 6:45 PM\, Music 7:30 PM – 1 set of music\n  \nLine-up:\nArchie Kidd – Guitar\nLior Solomons-Wise – Piano\nEdouard Le Feuvre – Double bass\nLester Ridout – Drum kit \n  \nAbout:\nArchie Kidd is a guitarist and composer from the North East of England\, now based in London. His original music combines empathetic harmony with enticing melodic content\, underlined by a distinctive compositional and improvisational voice. Whilst pursuing a contemporary and eclectic sound\, the music remains grounded in jazz tradition\, offering introspective atmospheres and engaging interplay alongside familiar idioms of the past. \n\n 
URL:https://staging.vortexjazz.co.uk/event/archie-kidd-quartet/
LOCATION:Vortex Jazz Club\, 11 Gillett Square\, London\, N16 8AZ
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SUMMARY:Shirley Smart Sextet
DESCRIPTION:Doors 7:45 PM\, Music 8:30 PM – 2 set(s) of music\n  \nLine-up:\nShirley Smart – Cello\nAlistair Martin – Trumpet\nJames Arben – Tenor Saxophone\nJohn Crawford – Piano\nMarcus Penrose – Double bass\nDemi Garcia Sabat – Drum kit \n  \nAbout\nShirley Smart’s Sextet draws on a background of 10 years living in Jerusalem and working with the overlapping worlds of jazz\, Arabic\, Turkish and North African music. Her music draws upon this rich tapestry of influences to create an evening of vibrant melodies\, grooves\, swing and lively improvisation.\nShowcasing her unique ability to explore the potential of the cello in a jazz context\, performing multiple roles as bassist\, lead and soloist on the instrument\, and featuring also some of the UK’s leading lights in world-influenced jazz\,this dynamic group promises an evening of inspired music-making. \nOriginally trained under Raphael Wallfisch at the Guildhall School of Music\, and Janos Starker in Paris\, Shirley subsequently moved to Jerusalem\, where she worked with some of the region’s leading artists\, including Avishai Cohen\, Omer Avital\, Khaled Jubran\, Sabreen and Yasmin Levy. \nSince moving back to London from Jerusalem\, Smart has established herself firmly on both the jazz and world music scenes working with artists including Mulatu Astatke\, Neil Cowley\, Robert Mitchell\, Misha Mullov-Abbado\, Nikki Yeoh and Alice Zawadzki. Current projects in which she is involved also include Issie Barratt’s Interchange Dectet\, which releases its debut album ‘Donna’s Secret’ in 2020 2019\, and Nikki Yeoh’s trio project Cafe Oran which debuted at the Ronnie Scotts International Piano Trio Festival in 2019. She also appears as a guest on the upcoming NYJO album\, and a duo album with pianist Robert Mitchell is planned for release later in 2021. \nShirley has appeared at numerous festivals in the UK and abroad and recent highlights include the Cheltenham Festival\, EFG London Jazz Festival\, Birmingham Jazz Festival Scarborough Jazz Festival\, Vivacello Festival in Moscow\,Biennale and Klaipedia Cello Festival in Lithuania. \nShe is also a keen educator\, and has given workshops for the National Youth Jazz Collective\, Jazzlines\, Trinity Laban and Kent University\, She is a Professor of Improvisation and Musicianship RCM and Jazz Musician-in-Residence at St. John’s College\, Cambridge. \n\n 
URL:https://staging.vortexjazz.co.uk/event/shirley-smart-sextet-4/
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SUMMARY:Downstairs Living Room: Rebecka Edlund & Nat Philipps
DESCRIPTION:Doors 6:45 PM\, Music 7:30 PM – 1 set(s) of music\n  \nLine-up:\nRebecka Edlund – Voice\nNat Philipps – Tenor saxophone \n  \nAbout:\nRebecka Edlund and Nat Philipps open this year’s first season of the Downstairs Living Room series exploring the sound of new beginnings. Inspired by songs of the folk and jazz worlds\, Edlund and Philips invite the listener on a jaunt into freely improvised territories. Come along for sonic and emotional fragility\, depth and red rocking chairs. \n\n 
URL:https://staging.vortexjazz.co.uk/event/downstairs-living-room-rebecka-edlund-nat-philipps/
LOCATION:Vortex Jazz Club\, 11 Gillett Square\, London\, N16 8AZ
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