Emma-Jean Thackray is an extremely talented, multi-dimensional and multi-instrumentalist producer whose sound incorporates the widest range of music, from spiritual jazz and funk to Detroit house and techno, northern Bassline and ultra-catchy rock and pop music.

AEG Presents St. Lundi Presented by AEG. This is a 16+ event (Under 16's to be accompanied by an adult, under 14's to be accompanied and seated.)

With an unusual lineup of cello, violin, flute, guitar, bass and drums, The New Eves DIY nature and fierce spirit seem to be conjuring some kind of folkloric punk revival. With a poetic honesty about who they are and what they love at the core, their rhythms are like galloping horses and were they on a mountaintop, their voices would ring for miles. Going to a New Eves show is like being complicit in some kind of ritualistic opening. They tear up rock and roll at its roots, expressing a journey through seance, strings and electric guitar. Theyre a work of art to witness and a sensational climax to be felt.

Following his sell-out debut show, viral sensation Horatio Gould brings his much-anticipated sophomore show, Return of the Space Cowboy, on the road. At the age of 27, Horatio is tribal elder of Gen Z. Existing on the cusp of two age groups and desperate for something meaningful to believe in, Horatio explores the crisis facing young people seeking purpose in life that isn't fat jeans or rock-climbing. As seen on Comedy Central LIVE (Comedy Central). Tour support for Frankie Boyle, co-creator ‘Fin vs The Internet’ (70 million views on Instagram 2 million on YouTube).

Discover one of London's best-kept secrets at Hoxton Hidden Jazz Club, a collaboration between Hidden Jazz Club and Hoxton Hall, as they present an unforgettable evening of live jazz in the heart of East London! Immerse yourself in the iconic, underground atmosphere of a Grade II-listed music hall dating back to the 1800s. Completely artist-run, fun, spontaneous, and relaxed, this is the type of space where guests are able to unwind and connect with world-class artists between sets of amazing live music. Come and witness for yourself the place where the city's vibrant jazz scene comes alive. As musicians ourselves, we showcase artists who inspire us. We are dedicated to celebrating & representing the awesome diversity of the cities we work in, inviting wonderful musicians on the basis of their talent and performance, regardless of ethnicity, socio-economic background, age, gender, orientation etc. We design our shows to be uplifting and welcoming experiences, enjoyable for jazz nerds and complete newcomers alike. Our vibe is unpretentious - come as you are, get involved with the music, clap & cheer when you want to! Get your tickets now for Hoxton Hidden Jazz Club in London! Frequently asked questions Is there seating? Yes, there are seats for everyone in a theatre-style. Arrive early to have the most options as seating is unallocated. Can I bring kids? Hidden Jazz Club events are not recommended for kids, however there is no age restriction at this venue. Is food/drink served? The venue bar serves a range of alcoholic & non-alcoholic drinks. Bar snacks such as chocolate bars & ice cream are available, but we recommend getting proper food before the event. Is the venue fully accessible? Yes, the ground floor is fully wheelchair accessible, with a lift servicing the other floors. If a companion ticket is required, please email [email protected]. Can we chat during the show? We would prefer that the focus is on the event. TBH that doesn't tend to be an issue as the music tends to grab people's attention! Is there an interval? Yes. Is there a cloakroom? No. How can we find out who's playing? We regularly announce lineups to our newsletter subscribers. Please visit the Hidden Jazz Club website and sign up to our mailing list to be kept in the loop

Comprised of vocalist Katie Ball, guitarists David Noonan (also backing vox) and Mete Kalyon, bassist Rob Clarke and drummer Shane Maguire, Just Mustard have been steadily building a reputation as one of Ireland’s most thrilling new bands -live and on record -since forming in 2016. Newly signed to Partisan Records, the home of Idles, Fontaines DC and Cigarettes After Sex, Just Mustard have been working on their second record, their first for the label and are set to share more information on the release in the coming months. (Photo ID Required) .

Kala Festivals special evening in Hoxton Hall invites you to hear Indian raga converse with Western harmony in real-time. Pianists Raymond Yiu and Raaga Pianist Deepak Shah lead the exploration, joined by tabla maestro Ustad Akram Khan andslide-guitar virtuoso Pandit Debasis Chakroborty. Delicate microtonal phrases slip into tempered scales; tala cycles such as Teental and Rupak glide across Western metres; slow vilambit meditations blossom into brisk drut passages, their arcs carried by improvisation inspired equally by alap, jor and jazz. Western chord progressions and counterpoint shimmer beneath single-line raga melodies, while the piano is coaxed to bend notes like sitar and sarod, expanding its dynamic range from near-silent breath to stadium-filling crescendo. The result is a structural tapestry where two traditions trade ideas without surrendering identity, offering Indian-music devotees a fresh vantage and Western listeners an immediate doorway into the depth of raga. Seats are limited, and curiosity is running high across the city. Raymond Yiu, a Hong-Kong-born pianist now based in London, made his concerto debut with Mozarts Piano Concerto No. 20 in Edinburgh at age seventeen, won Aberdeen Young Musician of the Year and later graduated with distinction from the Guildhall School of Music and Drama, building a reputation for supple interpretations from Mozart to Prokofiev. Deepak Shah is celebrated as the Raaga Pianist. He grew up in a musical Mumbai family and reimagines Hindustani ragas on the grand piano, a project that has taken him to stages worldwide and into more than fifty commercial recordings while preserving the rhythmic discipline he first learned on tabla. Ustad Akram Khan represents the seventh generation of the Ajrara gharana; since his international debut in Norway at twenty-two, he has logged over eleven thousand concerts, earned top-grade status from All India Radio, and become one of the most sought-after ambassadors of the tabla tradition. Pandit Debasis Chakroborty, an A-grade Prasar Bharati artist from the Senia-Maihar lineage, wields a modified three-octave slide guitar whose Gayaki-and-Tantrakari phrasing bridges vocal nuance and instrumental fire; his performances and teaching posts from Monash University to Mangalayatan attest to a career devoted to widening the instruments expressive horizons.

With a light rasp to his soul-inflected singing style and a bluesy approach to the guitar, English singer and songwriter Rhys Lewis emerged from the U.K. in the mid-2010s. A native of Oxfordshire, England based in London, Rhys Lewis began playing the guitar at 13 but only started singing after joining his brothers' band later. He eventually began writing songs on his own, sharing his first material using the moniker Rhys Lewis & the Relics. That led to a record deal with Decca, which released his first official solo single, "Waking Up Without You," in late 2016. He released several more songs over the next year or so, drawing millions of streams each for tunes such as 2017's "Be Your Man" and "Reason to Hate You." The latter appeared on the Bad Timing EP in early 2018. In the meantime, Lewis toured in support of James TW and JP Cooper. Lewis released a string of successful singles throughout 2019, most of which appeared on his debut album, Things I Chose to Remember, the following year.