Events at Jazz Cafe London

Expect much more than jazz at the Jazz Cafe London

The Jazz Cafe London is far more than just a great place to watch jazz in the capital. Solo artists and pop outfits are equally welcome here, and it has become more of a meeting place for music lovers across the board than a venue dedicated to any one particular genre. That said, the general sounds you can expect are of the mellow kind, with the odd venture into some avant-garde musical territory providing a nice variation every now and then. The performers are carefully chosen, with audience enjoyment top of the bill, along with a commitment to introducing artists that are a little more off the beaten track than most. Discover this delightful Pandora's box of musical enjoyment when you buy or sell Jazz Cafe London tickets on StubHub.

Live music entertainment that's a cut above the rest

The first thing you'll notice about the Jazz Cafe in London is its beautiful decor and very modern design. The musical equipment is cut from the same cloth, so the sound at any given concert has always been superb - in fact, the venue has an acknowledged reputation for being one of the best places in London to watch the kind of music that is on offer here. The entertainment is split between outright music concerts and seated dinner entertainment shows. They aren't just any kind of dinner show, however: the likes of the late and much lamented Amy Winehouse have performed here, which should give you an indication of the cachet of the place. So expect high-quality musical entertainment, that's for sure. What's more, audiences have been charmed by artists like Damien Escobar and Dexter Wensel, to name just two of the solo shows that have graced what is much more a full-on live music venue than its somewhat demure name would suggest. When you're in for a night that's a cut above, you can get Jazz Cafe London tickets right here.

Van Morrison live reinterpretations and throwback doo-wop pop

Some of the more left of centre artists that have played at the Jazz Cafe London have given audiences into some interesting musical subcultures as well, like the outrageously dark Los Angeles duo Twin Temple, who brought their "Satanic doo-wop" to a great reception here. It's the kind of unexpected fun that can pop up at any moment here, in between the more serious musical performances. Other interesting shows that have entertained music lovers here have included Waldo's Gift and Ishmael Ensemble, with their live reinterpretation of Van Morrison's "Astral Weeks". It's just the kind of musical adventurousness audiences here have come to expect for many years now, so why not join them and get your own Jazz Cafe London tickets on StubHub?