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1. • • London’s burgeoning new breed of genre-blind, rhythmically direct jazz musicians has been attracting youthful, multi-cultural audiences not seen in the UK for a generation, pioneering a radical and overdue shift in perception.
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   What is the Best Jazz Club in London?

   • Opened in 1959, this legendary Soho institution made its name as the first club to host American jazz musicians in the UK. Catering to a diverse crowd of serious jazz types in search of late-night sounds, this club has been part of London's musical landscape since 1976. 3. Pizza Express Jazz Club There are few better pairings than pizza and jazz.

   The best jazz bars and clubs in London for live music - Time Out

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   Where to go if you're a jazz fan in London?

   • Great ones aren't hard to find – in fact, it's harder to choose where to go! London is famous for its nightclubs and live music scene. Jazz fans in particular will find plenty of jazz clubs in London where they can indulge their ears with world-class music and their tummies with good food and drinks.

   Iconic Jazz Clubs In London That Will Really Get You Grooving

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   Where's a good place to see Jazz in London?

   • "These guys put on shows in two different South London spots every week, so it’s a good one for anyone (especially if you live South) looking for a regular, relaxed place to go and see jazz. It’s at Cable Cafe in Oval on Tuesdays, which is a very cosy little place that does coffee and drinks and all of that.

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   Is there a 'jazz' scene in London?

   • There’s a bold, forward-thinking scene in London right now, made up of fresh, young artists constantly pushing the boundaries of genre. They’re grouped together as ‘jazz’, but it’s not really jazz, not as most know it. These artists are taking traditional elements of the style and remoulding them.

   London's jazz scene: A guide to the best artists and venues

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   Who are UK jazz artists influenced by?

   • But UK jazz artists have been influenced by music from further afield as well as by fellow homegrown talent. Singer Yazmin Lacey (pictured above) – who grew up in East London but found her musical beginnings in Nottingham – incorporates RnB, soul, reggae and even garage into her contemporary take on jazz.

   BBC - Why now is the perfect time to get into jazz

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   Is jazz still alive in London?

   • Jazz in London is constantly evolving. While it may be having something of a moment in the capital right now with new emerging musicians reimagining the genre in a whole lot of wonderfully inventive ways, its old-school roots are still alive and kicking.

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3. www.standard.co.uk › culture › musicLondon's jazz scene: A guide to the best artists and venues

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   May 1, 2019 · This is the GO London guide to the the new vanguard of London jazz, as well as the very best venues to watch them in.

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   Jul 31, 2019 · London’s burgeoning new breed of genre-blind, rhythmically direct jazz musicians has been attracting youthful, multi-cultural audiences not seen in the UK for a generation, pioneering a radical and overdue shift in perception.

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   Dec 22, 2017 · Why Frank Ocean is a musical icon. Jazz in London: the best places to hear jazz according to Gilles Peterson, from the best jazz bars in London to restaurants with live music.

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   Oct 1, 2024 · Jazz is the sound of the soul unchained and each rhythm is a conversation between the musicians, unpredictable yet familiar.In honour of the centuries-old genre and its cultural legacy, We call it Jazz in London is recreating popular songs like Louis Armstrong’s “On the Sunny Side of the Street” and “Georgia on my Mind” by Preservation Hall Jazz Band, followed by a spirited ...

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   Following reports of a "jazz renaissance" among younger listeners, what makes this moment in jazz so exciting and especially worth celebrating? And why is now a great time to discover the genre...

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   Jun 3, 2024 · Jazz fans in particular will find plenty of jazz clubs in London where they can indulge their ears with world-class music and their tummies with good food and drinks. The most famous and popular jazz clubs are found in Soho, London’s original red light district and a popular area for LGBTQ+ bars, pubs and events. Here’s our jazz club rundown:

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    Looking for jazz music in the capital? Here are the best jazz bars to see live jazz gigs and late-night jazz sessions in London.