Thank heavens for beautiful music in stressful times. The 42nd Belgrade Jazz Festival had the misfortune to clash with the ...

If you wanted an example to illustrate the breadth of ambition, the scale of achievement and the commendably complete disregard of arbitrary convention that characterises the UK's young jazz community ...

Trumpeter Peter Evans and pianist Craig Taborn are phenomenally impressive in their own right, as I have been lucky enough to experience on several occasions. Evans has a sonic range and technique ...

After a successful first year, we’re back for more, for the 2026 edition of EFG LJF gigs at the London Welsh Centre (*)! We ...

For listeners encountering Ohio-born, NYC-based singer-songwriter Justin Hicks for the first time, Man Of Style is a ...

You might not expect one half of an Old Time fiddle duo to compliment the other half as “the Roy Haynes of the E note”. This wasn’t the only jazz reference in this superb display of spontaneously ...

Teddington Jazz Club is a sub-set of the town’s lively Constitutional Club, where local multi-instrumentalist Mark Aston has built an audience for jazz of many and varied hues. The attraction for this ...

Canadian guitarist and composer Jocelyn Gould has recorded So Delighted as a celebration of some of her favourite guitarists ...

Saxophone and piano duos furnish an impressively large proportion of my favourite recordings. Like any duo, the combination ...

The following is jazz journalist Morgan Enos’ interview with Los Angeles-based jazz singer/songwriter Sylvia Brooks. Her new ...

This coming Saturday, October 24, musicians from across London's thriving improvised-music scene will gather at The Social, ...