Friday 11 – Sunday 20 November 2016
Full programme information and tickets from efglondonjazzfestival.org.uk
The Festival returns for 10 days this November with a line-up packed with fresh new talent including Kandace Springs, Christian Scott and Theo Croker, alongside jazz heavyweights including Wayne Shorter, The Cookers and Carla Bley’s Liberation Music Orchestra.
There are hundreds of events to choose from across the capital, all of which you can browse in the Festival guide which also includes some short articles about the programme. For all the latest information and to watch videos and hear tracks from the artists, explore the Festival website — efglondonjazzfestival.org.uk
We’re thrilled to have so many brilliant venues on board across London, making us the capital’s largest pan-city indoor music festival. From glittering concert hall shows at the Barbican and Royal Festival Hall to standing gigs at Rich Mix and Scala, great programmes at the jazz clubs, plus talks and workshops, and tons of free performances, there truly is something for everyone.
Be inspired. Try something new. Take part in a workshop. Support your local venues. Follow the bright lights of this innovative, life-affirming music we call jazz, and wake with the buzz of the Festival still ringing in your ears. This is the EFG London Jazz Festival. Time to embrace your #jazzlife
Full programme information and tickets from efglondonjazzfestival.org.uk
The Festival returns for 10 days this November with a line-up packed with fresh new talent including Kandace Springs, Christian Scott and Theo Croker, alongside jazz heavyweights including Wayne Shorter, The Cookers and Carla Bley’s Liberation Music Orchestra.
There are hundreds of events to choose from across the capital, all of which you can browse in the Festival guide which also includes some short articles about the programme. For all the latest information and to watch videos and hear tracks from the artists, explore the Festival website — efglondonjazzfestival.org.uk
We’re thrilled to have so many brilliant venues on board across London, making us the capital’s largest pan-city indoor music festival. From glittering concert hall shows at the Barbican and Royal Festival Hall to standing gigs at Rich Mix and Scala, great programmes at the jazz clubs, plus talks and workshops, and tons of free performances, there truly is something for everyone.
Be inspired. Try something new. Take part in a workshop. Support your local venues. Follow the bright lights of this innovative, life-affirming music we call jazz, and wake with the buzz of the Festival still ringing in your ears. This is the EFG London Jazz Festival. Time to embrace your #jazzlife
