Courtesy of Yahama Pianos, we’ll be putting on some of the best solo Blues and Jazz Pianists around for an after-work session.

These will start at 6pm and last roughly and hour and a half… and it’s entirely free!

Mess of Blues is a four piece band, two guitars, bass and drums, with the violin thrown in frequently and the mandolin occasionally.

Although having performed in their current make-up for only two years, Mike and Graham first played together thirty years ago in a band called the Bone Idols, performing mainly in France as well as in the UK.

By playing together again they have returned to their roots of blues music and combined with the experience of Don and Stephen have a band who play for the sheer enjoyment of the music.

“London based Big Mamma’s Door play their brand of Sexy 50’s RnB with a whole lot of professionalism and love for the blues…the music is just top notch.”
Bobjte, Bobtje Blues

“This is good old 50’s proper Rhythm & Blues, not the soul-less heart-less pop of the 00’s ; real blues with real rhythm…’Open For Business’ by Big Mamma’s Door is a slick and sensitively handled bunch of great songs – like an old friend come to stay and going over old stories but putting a new slant on them. A rich and rewarding eight track outing from a real honest-to-goodness blues band.”
Peter Brown, toxicpete.co.uk

Rollo Markee Started playing Blues at the age of seventeen having been inspired by his mentor Julius Junior. Twenty years on he has developed a rich, passionate and authentic blues voice. His valve amplified Harp playing is full of tone, style and energy. Working as a musician an actor and a dancer has made Rollo the consummate Frontman, engaging with and enthusing audiences. This has won him admirers across Europe.

Trad Jazz led by Pianist and Sax player virtuoso Hugo Simmonds

… expect to hear… bluesy stuff, country blues ‘n city blues … ugly blues ‘n pretty blues … good-time, bad-time … old time, soul time … blues to cry to, say goodbye to … blues to dance to, and romance to…

Catch our monthly stand-up night ‘Funny Peculiar’ and see some of the most exciting new stand-up talent on the comedy circuit. For an entrance fee of just £3 (£2 concessions) the audience can enjoy an evening of 8 comics strutting their funky/dysfunctional/frankly disturbing stuff.
Funny Peculiar’s aim is to showcase comics who we believe to be Hot, (once they are officially deemed Hot and on the telly and with a DVD to flog, it’ll cost a lot more than three quid to see them) and so a night of incendiary comic talent is practically guaranteed.
The show starts at 8pm and lasts until approximately 10pm

Musicians turn up at 8.30pm to sign up, everyone else, the fun and games start at 8.45pm. Enjoy!

think- Fats Domino, Huey Smith and the Clowns, Wynonie Harris, Cleanhead Vinson and all the rest of those guys from the South in the ’30’s, ’40’s and ’50’s

These guys will be playing here every Wednesday night from 8pm for a month or two.

DRUMS, PIANO, VOCALS, BASS, SAX AND NO GUITAR!!!

Jazz Trio

Featuring up and coming guitarist Kevin Glasgow and French American singer of note eVe Buigues, the Jazz in Paris Project definitely bring us something new with their unique French interpretations of American standards, Glasgow’s original arrangements of traditional French chansons, and their unexpected renditions of hit tunes such as Bob Dylan’s Like A Rolling Stone or The Eurythmics’ Sweet Dreams. As creative as they are eclectic, The Jazz In Paris Project are bound to please the most cynical ears.”

The LA Weekly