Best Jazz venues in London
London will always be a top destination for those looking to experience live jazz. The British capital offers countless venues of unmatched quality where you can find yourself vibing every day of the week
Ronnie Scott’s
Some of the most legendary artists have set foot in what is arguably the most well-known venue in London. Nina Simone, Miles Davis, Ella Fitzgerald are among the countless icons who have once shined at this illustrious venue.
https://www.ronniescotts.co.uk/
Jazz Cafe
Located in the very heart of Camden, this venue will surprise you with its well-appointed split level. You can either stay at the restaurant situated on the top mezzanine level or beat the dance floor facing the main stage.
606 Club
Founded in 1976 by Stevie Rubie, this Jazz Club Restaurant has achieved a solid reputation among musicians. It offers live music daily with some of the best British jazz-related styles.
Pizza Express Jazz Club Soho
Another venue opened in 1976, welcoming artists such as Norah Jones, Amy Winehouse and Sting. And don’t worry if you are a rarity who doesn’t fancy a pizza; they have a large menu! (as long as you like Italian food).
https://www.pizzaexpresslive.com/pizzaexpress-jazz-club-soho
Ain’t nothing but the blues bar
Even though it primarily offers blues-related events, this place is an extraordinary choice for those looking for some grassroots vibes. They also do open mics which is also a plus for the occasional music hunter.
https://www.aintnothinbut.co.uk/
Oliver’s Jazz Bar
A little treasure that you can find in Greenwich, and that is definitely worth checking out. The pub is cosy, and they also do jam sessions weekly. It’s the proof that a cellar could be turned into something vibrant.