Upstairs at Ronnie Scott’s,  London, February – April 2026.

Monday, January 12, 2026

Following a year-long redevelopment, Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Club is set to unveil its new upstairs music venue: Upstairs at Ronnie’s, which will open on February 6th. Line up for Feb, March & April att.

We have received the following press release;

Frith Street, Soho, London, January 9 2026

Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Club’s newly reimagined first-floor venue, Upstairs at Ronnie’s, will open in four weeks, marking the next chapter for the iconic Soho institution.

Following a complete refurbishment, Upstairs at Ronnie’s has been transformed into a purpose-built 140-capacity auditorium, combining an intimate, world-class performance space with cutting-edge acoustics and state-of-the-art Yamaha and D&B Audio systems.

The opening programme presents a rich and diverse mix of jazz, contemporary soul, acoustic R&B, gospel, musical theatre, hip-hop, global music, classical performances and more. Highlights include the brand-new Ronnie Scott’s Gospel Choir, led by the legendary Daniel Thomas, the club’s new Piano Trio Series featuring shows from Joe Webb, Ashley Henry, Bill Laurance, Charlie Stacey and more, and the first-ever Vocal Jazz Jam hosted by pianist Jamie Safir and a rotating line-up of vocalists Natalie Williams, Emma Smith, and Georgia Cécile. Olivier Award winner Cassidy Janson will bring a celebration of musical theatre classics with a jazz twist, while British alternative soul singer Tawiah will perform intimate sets of her acclaimed work. The club’s Late Late Show, hosted by Tomorrow’s Warriors, will shine a spotlight on emerging talent, and for the very first time at Ronnie Scott’s, a Classical Series will feature the Ronnie Scott’s Classical All Stars reimagining iconic works. The Close Up Classical Series pairs notable cultural figures in conversation with James Pearson and Lizzie Ball, with upcoming guests including film composer David Arnold and actress Juliet Stevenson.

Upstairs at Ronnie’s promises to become an essential part of Soho’s cultural landscape, offering an intimate, world-class venue for music lovers and performers alike.

Tickets for Upstairs at Ronnie’s are on sale now and available at http://www.ronniescotts.co.uk.

Upstairs at Ronnie Scott’s
February – April 2026

Following a year-long redevelopment, Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Club is set to unveil its new upstairs music venue: Upstairs at Ronnie’s. The space has been completely transformed as part of a major revamp of the entire building. Rebuilt as a purpose-designed, intimate auditorium, it honours the club’s six-decade legacy while looking firmly to the future. More info HERE.

Full details of upcoming concerts at Upstairs at Ronnie Scott’s can be found below. Highlights include the brand-new Ronnie Scott’s Gospel Choir led by the legendary Daniel Thomas, the club’s new Piano Trio Series featuring the likes of Joe Webb, Ashley Henry, Bill Laurance and Charlie Stacey, the first-ever Vocal Jazz Jam hosted by pianist Jamie Safir and a rotating line-up of vocalists Natalie Williams, Emma Smith and Georgia Cécile, Olivier Award winner Cassidy Janson’s celebration of musical theatre classics with a jazz twist, British alternative soul singer Tawiah, a Late Late Show hosted by Tomorrow’s Warriors, and for the very first time at Ronnie Scott’s a Classical Series featuring the Ronnie Scott’s Classical All Stars reimagining iconic classical works, and The Close Up Classical series which sees notable cultural figures in conversation with James Pearson and Lizzie Ball (upcoming guests include film composer David Arnold and actress Juliet Stevenson).

FEBRUARY 2026

Friday 6th February 2026
5pm – 8.45pm (£35)
Dana Masters Duo
The very first public performance at Upstairs at Ronnie’s comes from soul and jazz singer Dana Masters. Raised on soul, gospel, and R&B, she blends these roots with jazz to tell powerful stories inspired by her heritage and her Civil Rights activist grandmother. Now based in the UK and Ireland, Masters is a dynamic performer who spent six years with Van Morrison’s band and has performed for audiences including the Pope and the Clintons. Her music is rich with joy, sorrow, and inspiration - deeply personal and universally moving.

Friday 6th February 2026 *LATE LATE SHOW*
11.15pm (£15)
Viva Cuba Late Late Show
Viva Cuba celebrates the enduring connection between Cuba and Ronnie Scott’s. In the 1980s, Arturo Sandoval and Irakere brought the sound of Cuban summer to the club, and Ronnie Scott himself made frequent trips to Havana and co-founded the Havana Jazz Festival, which continues to thrive today. This event is a vibrant tribute to Cuban music and culture, featuring performances from Jesus Cutino Band, Sarabanda, Carlos Miguel y su Dimension, Camina Band, Son Yambu, Havana All Stars, Javier Camilo, and CubaVida Band.

Saturday 7 th February 2026
5pm – 8.45pm (£45)
The Betty Black Revue
Betty Black is the fiery new alter ego of Elisabeth Troy, the voice behind UK garage classic Crazy Love and a collaborator with Roni Size, Primal Scream, and Incognito. In this explosive live launch, she celebrates the golden era of soul with the debut of her album Journey Through Soul Vol. One - a high-energy tribute to the sounds of the 50s, 60s and 70s. Expect a powerhouse performance with a killer band, dazzling style, and pure funk and soul vibes.

Saturday 7 th February 2026 *LATE LATE SHOW*
11.15pm (£15)
The Get Down
The team behind Funky Nation returns with The Get Down. Expect jazz, funk, soul, rare groove and house with DJ Mike Vitti plus guests. A respected DJ, presenter and promoter, Mike plays across the UK and Europe and hosts shows on Mi-Soul Radio and the BBC. Guest DJ on 7th February: Jon Jules.

Sunday 8th February 2026
1pm – 6.45pm (£40)
Ronnie Scott’s Gospel Choir led by Daniel Thomas
A soul-stirring night with the brand-new Ronnie Scott’s Gospel Choir, led by the legendary Daniel Thomas. This monthly celebration features powerful gospel favourites, spirited solos, and uplifting harmonies from some of the UK’s finest voices. With a career that includes collaborations with Luther Vandross, Elton John, and James Brown, Daniel Thomas brings unmatched energy and a touch of church to every show.

Monday 9 th February 2026
5pm – 8.45pm (£40)
Ronnie Scott’s Classical All Stars present Gershwin and The American Classics
Introducing The Ronnie Scott’s Classical All Stars, a new seven-piece ensemble reimagining iconic classical works with the flair and storytelling the club is known for. Directed by James Pearson and featuring virtuoso violinist Lizzie Ball, their debut Upstairs at Ronnie’s performance offers fresh takes on Gershwin, Copland and Bernstein, culminating in a full performance of Rhapsody in Blue, over 100 years since its UK premiere.

Tuesday 10th February 2026
5pm – 8.45pm (£35)
Piano Trio Series: Joe Webb
2025 Mercury Prize ‘Album of the Year’ nominee Joe Webb is one of the UK’s most exciting young pianists. With his trio, featuring Will Sach and Sam Jesson, he’ll perform music from their acclaimed debut Hamstrings & Hurricanes alongside brand-new material. Blending 90s Britpop energy, a love of football, and jazz piano tradition, Webb is fast becoming a standout voice in UK jazz.

Tuesday 10th February 2026 *LATE LATE SHOW*
11.15pm (£12)
Late Late Show hosted by Tomorrow’s Warriors: Allexa Nava
Upstairs at Ronnie’s launches a new monthly residency with Tomorrow’s Warriors Emerging Artists, showcasing the next generation of UK jazz talent. For over 30 years, Tomorrow’s Warriors has nurtured stars like Ezra Collective, Moses Boyd, Nubya Garcia and more, making this residency a front-row seat to the future of jazz.

Wednesday 11th February 2026
5pm (£40)
Natalie Williams and Emma Smith: The Swinging Sisters
Natalie Williams and Emma Smith pay vibrant tribute to the legendary female jazz vocalists who inspired them. Featuring electrifying scatting, sharp banter, and soulful moments, their set is backed by the dynamic arrangements of the Jamie Safir Trio. This marks the start of a new series celebrating the voices that shaped jazz history.

Wednesday 11th February 2026
8.45pm (£15)
Vocal Jazz Jam
Launching February 2026, Ronnie Scott’s presents its first-ever Vocal Jazz Jam every Wednesday Upstairs, hosted by pianist Jamie Safir with rotating vocalists Natalie Williams, Emma Smith, and Georgia Cécile. This new series gives rising jazz singers a chance to shine on one of the world’s most iconic stages. Expect a high-quality showcase of London’s finest jazz voices.

Thursday 12th February 2026
5pm – 8.45pm £35
Louise Marshall
Louise Marshall is a powerful and versatile UK vocalist known for her soulful voice and magnetic stage presence. With over 20 years in jazz, soul, and pop, she’s a key member of the Jools Holland Rhythm & Blues Orchestra and has worked with icons like David Gilmour and Chaka Khan. Blending jazz roots with soul and gospel, Marshall delivers performances rich in storytelling and emotional depth.

Thursday 12th February 2026 *LATE LATE SHOW*
11.15pm (£12)
The Late Late Show with Cosmic Fusion
UK drummer Jon Onabowu leads a dynamic lineup of young, fiercely talented musicians for a night of electrifying jazz fusion. With their own fresh spin on fusion classics dating back to the ‘70s, Cosmic Fusion push their musical boundaries to the limit, delivering high-energy performances that both thrilling and accessible.

Friday 13th February 2026
5pm – 8.45pm (£35)
Heidi Vogel
Samba soul meets contemporary London jazz as Heidi Vogel blends Brazilian influences with original material and jazz classics. Known for her work with The Cinematic Orchestra, Vogel has performed at major venues like the Royal Albert Hall and opened for Erykah Badu. She’s collaborated with artists including Thundercat, Soweto Kinch, and Xhosa Cole, and her acclaimed debut album Turn Up the Quiet showcases her unique mix of Bossa Nova and jazz.

Friday 13th February 2026 *LATE LATE SHOW*
11.15pm (£15)
Viva Cuba Late Late Show
Viva Cuba celebrates the enduring connection between Cuba and Ronnie Scott’s. In the 1980s, Arturo Sandoval and Irakere brought the sound of Cuban summer to the club, and Ronnie Scott himself made frequent trips to Havana and co-founded the Havana Jazz Festival, which continues to thrive today. This event is a vibrant tribute to Cuban music and culture, featuring performances from Jesus Cutino Band, Sarabanda, Carlos Miguel y su Dimension, Camina Band, Son Yambu, Havana All Stars, Javier Camilo, and CubaVida Band.

Saturday 14th February 2026
5pm – 8.45pm (£40)
Imaani’s Soul Providence Band
British soul powerhouse Imaani, best known for her long-standing role with acid jazz legends Incognito, brings her rich, expressive voice to the stage with her own band, Soul Providence. With a career spanning over two decades and collaborations with icons like Nile Rodgers and Chaka Khan, she delivers a dynamic set of original songs, soul classics, and Incognito favourites.

Saturday 14th February 2026 *LATE LATE SHOW*
11.15pm (£15)
The Get Down
The team behind Funky Nation returns with The Get Down. Expect jazz, funk, soul, rare groove and house with DJ Mike Vitti plus guests. A respected DJ, presenter and promoter, Mike plays across the UK and Europe and hosts shows on Mi-Soul Radio and the BBC.

Sunday 15th February 2026
1pm – 6.45pm (£40)
Marcus Bonfanti
Award-winning singer, guitarist and songwriter Marcus Bonfanti brings his Blues Review to Ronnie Scott’s. A two-time British Blues Award winner, Bonfanti will perform music by legends like Muddy Waters, Blind Boy Fuller and Taj Mahal. With a career that’s seen him work with Eric Clapton, Van Morrison, and Ronnie Wood, expect a powerful night of blues from one of the UK’s finest.

Monday 16th February 2026
5pm – 8.45pm (£35)
Classical Kicks Ensemble
Classical Kicks returns to Ronnie Scott’s for a special night led by Lizzie Ball, founder and Co-Director of Ronnie Scott’s Classical. One of London’s first alternative classical nights, Classical Kicks is known for its genre-crossing, high-energy performances. Joined by Gabi Swallow, Miloš Milivojevic, and James Turner, the group will perform works by Piazzolla, Bartok, Gershwin, and de Falla, alongside new arrangements by Callum Au, James Pearson, and Andrew Cottee.

Tuesday 17th February 2026
5pm – 8.45pm (£35)
Joanna Eden
Joanna Eden returns to Ronnie Scott’s with her band to celebrate her 7th album The Road to Paysandu, a heartfelt blend of original songs and classics by Joni Mitchell, Sondheim and Bacharach. Fresh from a Proms duet with Sam Smith, Eden is joined by Latin jazz stars Lafone, Guillermo Hill, and drummer George Double for a night of soul, groove and joy.

Tuesday 17th February 2026 *LATE LATE SHOW*
11.15pm (£12)
Marlon The Pannist
Marlon Hibbert is a leading contemporary steelpan artist, founder of Endurance Steel Orchestra and the first steelpan graduate of Guildhall. Influenced by jazz, calypso and his Caribbean heritage, he has performed at major festivals and venues including Love Supreme, We Out Here and the Royal Albert Hall.

Wednesday 18th February 2026
5pm (£40)
Natalie Williams & Jamie Safir Trio: Double Standards
Natalie Williams & Jamie Safir Trio take you on a dazzling journey through Broadway’s golden years, from the 1920s to the 1960s. Expect timeless classics by Porter, Gershwin, Kern, and Berlin, alongside hidden gems from Cy Coleman, Hoagy Carmichael, and more - all interwoven with witty, behind-the-scenes tales from showbusiness history. In a rare departure from her acclaimed soul career, this is a special opportunity to hear Williams return to her first love: the Great American Songbook.

Wednesday 18th February 2026
8.45pm (£15)
Vocal Jazz Jam
Launching February 2026, Ronnie Scott’s presents its first-ever Vocal Jazz Jam every Wednesday Upstairs, hosted by pianist Jamie Safir with rotating vocalists Natalie Williams, Emma Smith, and Georgia Cécile. This new series gives rising jazz singers a chance to shine on one of the world’s most iconic stages.

Thursday 19th February 2026
5pm – 8.45pm (£35)
Brendan Reilly presents ‘Sampled’
Join US-born singer-songwriter Brendan Reilly and his all-star band as they explore the original songs, some long forgotten, that have been sampled in iconic dance and hip hop tracks. A standout vocalist across soul, jazz, and dance, Reilly has worked with Quincy Jones, Disclosure, and Pete Tong’s Ibiza Classics, and is a longtime member of Ronnie Scott’s resident band Soul Family.

Thursday 19th February 2026 *LATE LATE SHOW*
11.15pm (£12)
The Late Late Show with Cosmic Fusion
UK drummer Jon Onabowu leads a dynamic lineup of young, fiercely talented musicians for a night of electrifying jazz fusion. With their own fresh spin on fusion classics dating back to the ‘70s, Cosmic Fusion push their musical boundaries to the limit, delivering high-energy performances that both thrilling and accessible.

Friday 20th February 2026
5pm – 8.45pm (£45)
Piano Trio Series: Bill Laurance
Five-time Grammy-winning pianist and composer Bill Laurance is known for blending classical training with bold genre-crossing creativity. A founding member of Snarky Puppy, his work spans film scores, collaborations with the WDR Big Band and Metropole Orkest, and music for Apple. His recent albums Where You Wish You Were (with Michael League) and Affinity (a tribute to Bill Evans) showcase his signature versatility and profound musical vision.

Friday 20th February 2026 *LATE LATE SHOW*
11.15pm (£15)
Viva Cuba Late Late Show
Viva Cuba celebrates the enduring connection between Cuba and Ronnie Scott’s. In the 1980s, Arturo Sandoval and Irakere brought the sound of Cuban summer to the club, and Ronnie Scott himself made frequent trips to Havana and co-founded the Havana Jazz Festival, which continues to thrive today. This event is a vibrant tribute to Cuban music and culture, featuring performances from Jesus Cutino Band, Sarabanda, Carlos Miguel y su Dimension, Camina Band, Son Yambu, Havana All Stars, Javier Camilo, and CubaVida Band.

Saturday 21st February 2026
5pm – 8.45pm (£35)
Big Trippin
Big Trippin, led by bassist Giulio Xavier Cetto and former Mars Volta/Thundercat drummer Thomas Pridgen, is a high-energy California quartet blending jazz, hip hop, funk, and rock. Known for their improvisation-driven shows and party-starting grooves, they return in raw instrumental form with original music and fusion melodies over house and hip hop-inspired rhythms.

Saturday 21st February 2026 *LATE LATE SHOW*
11.15pm (£15)
The Get Down
The team behind Funky Nation returns with The Get Down. Expect jazz, funk, soul, rare groove and house with DJ Mike Vitti plus guests. A respected DJ, presenter and promoter, Mike plays across the UK and Europe and hosts shows on Mi-Soul Radio and the BBC.

Sunday 22nd February 2026
1pm (£40)
Cassidy Janson & Friends present All That Jazz
Olivier Award winner Cassidy Janson’s All That Jazz returns to Ronnie Scott’s for a new season of Sunday Brunch shows celebrating musical theatre classics with a jazz twist. Featuring top West End guests and a stellar live band, each show blends powerhouse vocals, intimate chat, and reimagined show tunes, plus brunch and a mimosa or two. Best known for Beautiful and Leading Ladies, Janson brings star quality to every performance.

Sunday 22nd February 2026
6.45pm (£40)
Steve Ray Ladson
Steve Ray Ladson, a versatile musician from South Carolina, blends blues, roots, and country in his unique style called ‘Blackgrass Brothercana.’ A skilled vocalist and multi-instrumentalist, he’s worked with Grammy-winning Blind Boys of Alabama and Robert Randolph.

Monday 23rd February 2026
5pm – 8.45pm (£45)
Close Up Classical with Juliet Stevenson
Acclaimed actress Juliet Stevenson kicks off the new Close Up Classical mini-series. In intimate conversations with Lizzie Ball and James Pearson, she shares the classical music that has shaped her life, alongside stories and anecdotes. Lizzie, James, and the Ronnie Scott’s Classical All Stars will perform her chosen pieces.

Tuesday 24th February 2026
5pm – 8.45pm (£45)
Tawiah
Tawiah is a unique voice in alt-soul and film composition, known for her raw, honest sound and acclaimed projects Starts Again and Ertha. A sought-after collaborator with artists like Dev Hynes and Mark Ronson, she’s also composed for major TV series and global brands. This special show premieres her deeply personal new album LOTS, exploring themes of home, love, and renewal. Expect an intimate, soulful evening from an artist in full creative bloom.

Tuesday 24th February 2026 *LATE LATE SHOW*
11.15pm (£12)
NEONE The Wonderer
NEONE the Wonderer is a fast-rising jazz–grime fusion artist blending experimental beats, live musicians and neo-soul influences. Following standout performances at Brick Lane and London Jazz Festival, his immersive live shows create a charged, genre-defying sound not to be missed.

Wednesday 25th February 2026
5pm (£40)
Natalie Williams & Jamie Safir Trio: Double Standards
Natalie Williams & Jamie Safir Trio take you on a dazzling journey through Broadway’s golden years, from the 1920s to the 1960s. Expect timeless classics by Porter, Gershwin, Kern, and Berlin, alongside hidden gems from Cy Coleman, Hoagy Carmichael, and more - all interwoven with witty, behind-the-scenes tales from showbusiness history. In a rare departure from her acclaimed soul career, this is a special opportunity to hear Natalie return to her first love: the Great American Songbook.

Thursday 26th February 2026
5pm – 8.45pm (£45)
Vanessa Haynes
One of London’s finest vocalists, Vanessa Haynes brings her powerful, soul-drenched voice to the stage with a mix of originals and classic covers. Known for fronting jazz-funk legends Incognito for over 14 years, the Trinidad-born singer has also performed with icons like Chaka Khan and Van Morrison.

Thursday 26th February 2026 *LATE LATE SHOW*
11.15pm (£12)
The Late Late Show with Cosmic Fusion
UK drummer Jon Onabowu leads a dynamic lineup of young, fiercely talented musicians for a night of electrifying jazz fusion. With their own fresh spin on fusion classics dating back to the ‘70s, Cosmic Fusion push their musical boundaries to the limit, delivering high-energy performances that both thrilling and accessible.

Friday 27th February 2026
5pm – 8.45pm (£40)
Vula
Vula, one of the UK’s most powerful and versatile vocalists, takes centre stage for a night of soul, R&B and more, joined by the stunning Music Box Strings. Known for her work with Basement Jaxx, Sam Smith, Pete Tong, and Quincy Jones, Vula also curates a popular Late Late Show residency spotlighting rising stars and surprise guests.

Friday 27th February 2026 *LATE LATE SHOW*
11.15pm (£15)
Viva Cuba Late Late Show
Viva Cuba celebrates the enduring connection between Cuba and Ronnie Scott’s. In the 1980s, Arturo Sandoval and Irakere brought the sound of Cuban summer to the club, and Ronnie Scott himself made frequent trips to Havana and co-founded the Havana Jazz Festival, which continues to thrive today. This event is a vibrant tribute to Cuban music and culture, featuring performances from Jesus Cutino Band, Sarabanda, Carlos Miguel y su Dimension, Camina Band, Son Yambu, Havana All Stars, Javier Camilo, and CubaVida Band.

Saturday 28th February 2026
5pm – 8.45pm (£45)
Tony Momrelle
Tony Momrelle is one of the UK’s leading soul voices, celebrated for his powerhouse vocals and rich blend of soul, jazz, and funk. After 16 years as lead singer of acid-jazz legends Incognito, he’s carved out a standout solo career, drawing inspiration from icons like Donny Hathaway and Stevie Wonder. With over two decades of global touring and collaborations with legends such as Whitney Houston, Chaka Khan and Sade, Momrelle brings a fresh, soulful sound that’s both timeless and contemporary.

Saturday 28th February 2026 *LATE LATE SHOW*
11.15pm (£15)
The Get Down
The team behind Funky Nation returns with The Get Down. Expect jazz, funk, soul, rare groove and house with DJ Mike Vitti plus guests. A respected DJ, presenter and promoter, Mike plays across the UK and Europe and hosts shows on Mi-Soul Radio and the BBC.

MARCH 2026

Sunday 1st March, 2026
1pm & 6.45pm (£40)
Ronnie Scott’s Gospel Choir led by Daniel Thomas
The club’s new monthly residency with the Ronnie Scott’s Gospel Choir, led by the incredible Daniel Thomas. Expect joyful, soul-stirring gospel favourites, powerful solos and uplifting harmonies from some of the UK’s finest gospel musicians.

Monday 2nd March 2026
5pm – 8.45pm (£35)
Ronnie Scott’s Classical All Stars present Symphonic Sounds - Part One
The Ronnie Scott’s Classical All Stars launch Symphonic Sounds, reimagining orchestral masterpieces for just seven musicians. Highlights include Mozart’s Eine Kleine Nachtmusik, Vaughan Williams’ The Lark Ascending with violinist Lizzie Ball, and Rachmaninoff’s Piano Concerto No. 2, performed by James Pearson in a bold new
arrangement.

Tuesday 3rd March 2026
5pm – 8.45pm (£35)
Jo Harrop
Jo Harrop effortlessly blends jazz, blues, and soul with a warm, smoky voice that capitates audiences worldwide. Discovered by Iggy Pop, she’s released four acclaimed albums, including When Winter Turns To Spring (Parliamentary Jazz Awards Album of the Year 2023) and The Path Of A Tear (produced by Larry Klein). From the Royal Albert Hall to Dizzy’s at Lincoln Center, Harrop draws on jazz, Americana, folk, and Latin influences to create an unforgettable sound.

Tuesday 3
rd March, 2026
11.15pm (£12)
Late Late Show with Tomorrow’s Warriors: Shanise Hall
The second Late Late Show with Tomorrow’s Warriors Upstairs at Ronnie’s features rising South London trumpeter Shanise Hall. Mentored by Gary Crosby OBE, she draws on her Jamaican heritage and influences such as Roy Hargrove, and has collaborated with leading UK jazz artists including Ezra Collective and Blue Lab Beats. A thoughtful composer and compelling bandleader, Hall is an exciting emerging voice in UK jazz — catch her before she breaks through.

Wednesday 4th – Wednesday 11th March 2026
5pm (£40)
Georgia Cécile & Jamie Safir Trio: Great American Songbook
Award-winning vocalist Georgia Cécile returns to Ronnie Scott’s for the club’s new Vocal Jazz Series, honouring influences like Sarah Vaughan, Carmen McRae and Nancy Wilson. Joined by the Jamie Safir Trio, she brings fresh, soulful energy to Great American Songbook classics, moving effortlessly from intimate storytelling to expressive power through Safir’s beautifully crafted arrangements.

Wednesday 4th March 2026
8.45pm (£15)
Vocal Jazz Jam
Launching February 2026, Ronnie Scott’s presents its first-ever Vocal Jazz Jam every Wednesday Upstairs, hosted by pianist Jamie Safir with rotating vocalists Natalie Williams, Emma Smith, and Georgia Cécile. This new series gives rising jazz singers a chance to shine on one of the world’s most iconic stages. Expect a high-quality showcase of London’s finest jazz voices.

Thursday 5th March 2026
5pm – 8.45pm (£35)
Sharlene Hector
Sharlene Hector is one of the UK’s top soul, R&B, and pop vocalists, known for her role as lead singer with Basement Jaxx and nearly two decades with Ronnie Scott’s Soul Family. She has performed with Emeli Sandé, Alicia Keys, and Gregory Porter, and starred in West End shows like Hairspray, Standing At The Sky’s Edge, and A Strange Loop. Currently playing Clio in Disney’s Hercules at Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, her upcoming performance will showcase songs from gospel, R&B, soul, and musical theatre, alongside stories from her diverse and illustrious career.

Thursday 5th March 2026 *LATE LATE SHOW*
11.15pm (£12)
The Late Late Show with Cosmic Fusion
UK drummer Jon Onabowu leads a dynamic lineup of young, fiercely talented musicians for a night of electrifying jazz fusion. With their own fresh spin on fusion classics dating back to the ‘70s, Cosmic Fusion push their musical boundaries to the limit, delivering high-energy performances that both thrilling and accessible.

Friday 6th March 2026
5pm – 8.45pm (£45)
Luke Smith - Up Close and Personal
Acclaimed keyboardist and producer Luke Smith (George Michael, Yusuf/Cat Stevens, Amy Winehouse) presents Up Close and Personal. Joined by top UK session musicians, he delivers an intimate mix of jazz, gospel, funk, and soul through improvisation, original compositions, and inventive covers.

Friday 6
th March 2026 *LATE LATE SHOW*
11.15pm (£15)
Viva Cuba Late Late Show
Viva Cuba celebrates the enduring connection between Cuba and Ronnie Scott’s. In the 1980s, Arturo Sandoval and Irakere brought the sound of Cuban summer to the club, and Ronnie Scott himself made frequent trips to Havana and co-founded the Havana Jazz Festival, which continues to thrive today. This event is a vibrant tribute to Cuban music and culture, featuring performances from Jesus Cutino Band, Sarabanda, Carlos Miguel y su Dimension, Camina Band, Son Yambu, Havana All Stars, Javier Camilo, and CubaVida Band.

Saturday 7th March 2026
5pm – 8.45pm (£35)
Neo Nights: Lizzie Berchie & Dayo Bello
Neo Nights is a live series celebrating contemporary R&B through intimate performances and storytelling. East London’s Lizzie Berchie fuses R&B, neo-soul, jazz, and reggae, inspired by artists from Ella Fitzgerald to Cleo Sol.

Saturday 7th March 2026 *LATE LATE SHOW*
11.15pm (£15)
The Get Down
The team behind Funky Nation returns with The Get Down. Expect jazz, funk, soul, rare groove and house with DJ Mike Vitti plus guests. A respected DJ, presenter and promoter, Mike plays across the UK and Europe and hosts shows on Mi-Soul Radio and the BBC.

Sunday 8th March 2026
1pm (£40)
Cassidy Janson & Friends present All That Jazz
Olivier Award winner Cassidy Janson’s All That Jazz returns to Ronnie Scott’s for a new season of Sunday Brunch shows celebrating musical theatre classics with a jazz twist. Featuring top West End guests and a stellar live band, each show blends powerhouse vocals, intimate chat, and reimagined show tunes, plus brunch and a mimosa or two. Best known for Beautiful and Leading Ladies, Janson brings star quality to every performance.

Sunday 8th March 2026
6.45pm (£35)
Acantha Lang
GRAMMY®-nominated New Orleans singer Acantha Lang brings powerful classic soul, drawing inspiration from legends like Aretha Franklin. Her debut album Beautiful Dreams (2023) reached #3 on the UK Jazz & Blues Chart, and she has captivated audiences at SXSW, CBS Saturday Morning, and the Barbican’s Memphis Soul Revue.

Monday 9th March 2026
5pm – 8.45pm (£40)
Close Up Classical with David Arnold
Film composer David Arnold, famed for scoring James Bond films including Tomorrow Never Dies and Casino Royale, is also a successful producer and songwriter, working with artists such as KD Lang, Iggy Pop, and George Michael. The Close Up Classical series features intimate chats with VIP musicians and actors about
classical music that inspires them, followed by performances from Lizzie Ball, James Pearson, and the Ronnie Scott’s Classical All Stars.

Tuesday 10th March 2026
5pm – 8.45pm (£40)
Ian Shaw
Award-winning jazz vocalist Ian Shaw brings his new show “Stephensong: Ian Shaw Sings Stephen Sondheim”, to Ronnie Scott’s Upstairs. Joined by pianist Barry Green, Shaw honours Sondheim through interpretations shaped by his major influences, including Mark Murphy, Dianne Reeves, and Sarah Vaughan.

Tuesday 10th March 2026 *LATE LATE SHOW*
11.15pm (£12)
Happy Garden
Happy Garden is a 6-piece nu-jazz band blending lush harmonies, Afro rhythms and organic grooves to create immersive, nature-inspired soundscapes that are both grounding and uplifting.

Wednesday 11th March 2026
5pm (£40)
Georgia Cécile & Jamie Safir Trio: Great American Songbook
Award-winning vocalist Georgia Cécile returns to Ronnie Scott’s for the club’s new Vocal Jazz Series, honouring influences like Sarah Vaughan, Carmen McRae and Nancy Wilson. Joined by the Jamie Safir Trio, she brings fresh, soulful energy to Great American Songbook classics, moving effortlessly from intimate storytelling to expressive power through Safir’s beautifully crafted arrangements.

Wednesday 11th March 2026
8.45pm (£15)
Vocal Jazz Jam
Launching February 2026, Ronnie Scott’s presents its first-ever Vocal Jazz Jam every Wednesday Upstairs, hosted by pianist Jamie Safir with rotating vocalists Natalie Williams, Emma Smith, and Georgia Cécile. This new series gives rising jazz singers a chance to shine on one of the world’s most iconic stages. Expect a high-quality showcase of London’s finest jazz voices.

Thursday 12th March 2026
5pm – 8.45pm (£35)
Daniel Pearce presents House and Home
With over 1.3 billion streams and five UK No.1 singles, Daniel Pearce takes centre stage at Ronnie Scott’s. From euphoric, dance-fuelled house to soulful, reflective tunes, his headline show House and Home showcases the voice behind hits like Ride It and I Got You.

Thursday 12th March 2026 *LATE LATE SHOW*
11.15pm (£12)
The Late Late Show with Cosmic Fusion
UK drummer Jon Onabowu leads a dynamic lineup of young, fiercely talented musicians for a night of electrifying jazz fusion. With their own fresh spin on fusion classics dating back to the ‘70s, Cosmic Fusion push their musical boundaries to the limit, delivering high-energy performances that both thrilling and accessible.

Friday 13th March 2026
5pm – 8.45pm (£35)
AYRA featuring Janette Mason and Juliet Roberts
Soul legend Juliet Roberts and acclaimed pianist Janette Mason - 2025 Parliamentary Jazz Awards Instrumentalist of the Year nominee - lead AYRA, a deep, heartfelt project blending soul, funk, and R&B. Joined by special guest Bex Gold and top musicians like bassist Yolanda Charles and trumpeter Lily Carassik, they deliver original music rooted in rich musical careers spanning pop, jazz, dance, and soul.

Friday 13th March 2026 *LATE LATE SHOW*
11.15pm (£15)
Viva Cuba Late Late Show
Viva Cuba celebrates the enduring connection between Cuba and Ronnie Scott’s. In the 1980s, Arturo Sandoval and Irakere brought the sound of Cuban summer to the club, and Ronnie Scott himself made frequent trips to Havana and co-founded the Havana Jazz Festival, which continues to thrive today. This event is a vibrant tribute to Cuban music and culture, featuring performances from Jesus Cutino Band, Sarabanda, Carlos Miguel y su Dimension, Camina Band, Son Yambu, Havana All Stars, Javier Camilo, and CubaVida Band.

Saturday 14th March 2026
5pm – 8.45pm (£40)
Piano Trio Series: Ashley Henry
Pianist and vocalist Ashley Henry brings his unique fusion of jazz, soul, hip hop, and fusion.
Known for his powerful piano skills and rich vocals, Henry blends melodic jazz with black radical music traditions, delivering bold storytelling and vibrant live energy.

Sunday 15th March 2026
1pm (£30)
Frances Madden
London-based singer-songwriter Frances Madden, returns with her new EP Next Flight Home, produced by Grammy-winner Cameron Craig. Madden has toured with Dionne Warwick and Gregory Porter, and her album Beautiful World earned five songwriting nominations.

Sunday 15th March 2026
6.45pm (£35)
Adam Bałdych
Violinist Adam Bałdych and pianist Helge Lien blend Scandinavian melancholy with Slavic passion in their acclaimed collaborations. Known for their intimate yet energetic jazz, they’ve released celebrated albums like Brothers and Bridges and performed across Poland and Norway.

Monday 16th March 2026
5pm – 8.45pm (£35)
Ronnie Scott’s Classical All Stars present Cinematic Sounds - Part One
The Ronnie Scott’s Classical All Stars will perform iconic film scores from Hollywood’s Golden Age (1930-1950), including The Wizard of Oz, Casablanca, and Gone with the Wind. James Pearson will discuss leitmotifs and the creative process behind these classic soundtracks.

Tuesday 17th March 2026
5pm – 8.45pm (£35)
Iain Mackenzie & Ross Stanley - Two For The Road
Vocalist Iain Mackenzie and pianist Ross Stanley pay tribute to big band swing legends and jazz pianists with reimagined, improvised arrangements of classics by Sinatra, Bennett, Nat King Cole, and more. This intimate performance showcases two of London’s finest musicians in a close musical conversation.

Tuesday 17th March 2026 *LATE LATE SHOW*
11.15pm (£12)
Late Late Show with Tendayi & Friends
Experimental jazz meets trip-hop as Tendayi & Friends take over Upstairs at Ronnie’s. Fresh from Love Supreme and Brick Lane Jazz Festival, expect late-night Afro-UK rhythms, funk, soul and genre-blurring grooves from some of London’s finest players. A boundary-pushing UK jazz session not to miss.

Wednesday 18th March 2026
8.45pm (£15)
Vocal Jazz Jam
Launching February 2026, Ronnie Scott’s presents its first-ever Vocal Jazz Jam every Wednesday Upstairs, hosted by pianist Jamie Safir with rotating vocalists Natalie Williams, Emma Smith, and Georgia Cécile. This new series gives rising jazz singers a chance to shine on one of the world’s most iconic stages. Expect a high-quality showcase of London’s finest jazz voices.

Thursday 19th March 2026
5pm – 8.45pm (£35)
Miss Baby Sol
Miss Baby Sol is a British soul artist from the Democratic Republic of Congo known for her genre-blending, sensual sound. Influenced by Nina Simone and Grace Jones, her music blends soul, jazz, and reggae and collaborations include Paloma Faith, Jamie Cullum, Laura Mvula, and Florence + the Machine.

Thursday 19th March 2026 *LATE LATE SHOW*
11.15pm (£12)
The Late Late Show with Cosmic Fusion
UK drummer Jon Onabowu leads a dynamic lineup of young, fiercely talented musicians for a night of electrifying jazz fusion. With their own fresh spin on fusion classics dating back to the ‘70s, Cosmic Fusionbpush their musical boundaries to the limit, delivering high-energy performances that both thrilling and accessible.

Friday 20th March 2026
5pm & 8.45pm (£35)
PYJÆN
Join PYJÆN for the launch of their new single “C’est La Vie”, featuring virtuoso accordionist Anatole Muster and taken from their upcoming third album. Blending high-energy jazz, groove and electronic textures, PYJÆN deliver an emotional, genre-spanning sound from one of the UK’s most exciting jazz outfits.

Friday 20th March 2026 *LATE LATE SHOW*
11.15pm (£12)
Viva Cuba Late Late Show
Viva Cuba celebrates the enduring connection between Cuba and Ronnie Scott’s. In the 1980s, Arturo Sandoval and Irakere brought the sound of Cuban summer to the club, and Ronnie Scott himself made frequent trips to Havana and co-founded the Havana Jazz Festival, which continues to thrive today. This event is a vibrant tribute to Cuban music and culture, featuring performances from Jesus Cutino Band, Sarabanda, Carlos Miguel y su Dimension, Camina Band, Son Yambu, Havana All Stars, Javier Camilo, and CubaVida Band.

Saturday 21st March 2026
5pm – 8.45pm (£35)
Piano Trio Series: Charlie Stacey
Charlie Stacey, a leading UK keys player and Tomorrow’s Warriors alumnus, is known for his unmatched improvisation and genre versatility. Performing with his new trio, he presents material from his upcoming EP The Light Beyond Time.

Sunday 22nd March 2026
1pm (£40)
Cassidy Janson & Friends present All That Jazz
Olivier Award winner Cassidy Janson’s All That Jazz returns to Ronnie Scott’s for a new season of Sunday Brunch shows celebrating musical theatre classics with a jazz twist. Featuring top West End guests and a stellar live band, each show blends powerhouse vocals, intimate chat, and reimagined show tunes, plus brunch and a mimosa or two. Best known for Beautiful and Leading Ladies, Janson brings star quality to every performance.

Sunday 22nd March 2026
1pm – 6.45pm (£40)
Marcus Bonfanti
Award-winning singer, guitarist and songwriter Marcus Bonfanti brings his Blues Review to Ronnie Scott’s. A two-time British Blues Award winner, Bonfanti will perform music by legends like Muddy Waters, Blind Boy Fuller and Taj Mahal. With a career that’s seen him work with Eric Clapton, Van Morrison, and Ronnie Wood, expect a powerful night of blues from one of the UK’s finest.

Monday 23rd March 2026
5pm – 8.45pm (£40)
Close Up Classical with Harriet Constable and Vivaldi’s Hidden Heroines
Harriet Constable, bestselling author of The Instrumentalist, the first exposé on the female orphans for whom Vivaldi wrote his concertos, joins Lizzie Ball and James Pearson in this series of intimate talks with VIP musicians and personalities. The performances feature music by Vivaldi, Telemann, Bach, and more.

Tuesday 24th March 2026
5pm – 8.45pm (£35)
UK Jazz Plus with Kitty Liv and Anoushka Lucas
Curated by Martha D Lewis, UK Jazz Plus presents two groundbreaking jazz singers at Ronnie Scott’s. Anoushka Lucas, an award-winning singer, songwriter, actor, and playwright, returns to premiere her second album, Make Believe, ahead of its 2026 release. Kitty Liv offers original tunes full of grooves and charm, delivering an authentic live experience.

Wednesday 25th March 2025
8.45pm (£15)
Vocal Jazz Jam
Launching February 2026, Ronnie Scott’s presents its first-ever Vocal Jazz Jam every Wednesday Upstairs, hosted by pianist Jamie Safir with rotating vocalists Natalie Williams, Emma Smith, and Georgia Cécile. This new series gives rising jazz singers a chance to shine on one of the world’s most iconic stages. Expect a high-quality showcase of London’s finest jazz voices.

Thursday 26th March 2026
5pm – 8.45pm (£45)
Vanessa Haynes
One of London’s finest vocalists, Vanessa Haynes brings her powerful, soul-drenched voice to the stage with a mix of originals and classic covers. Known for fronting jazz-funk legends Incognito for over 14 years, the Trinidad-born singer has also performed with icons like Chaka Khan and Van Morrison.

Thursday 26th March 2026 *LATE LATE SHOW*
11.15pm (£12)
The Late Late Show with Cosmic Fusion
UK drummer Jon Onabowu leads a dynamic lineup of young, fiercely talented musicians for a night of electrifying jazz fusion. With their own fresh spin on fusion classics dating back to the ‘70s, Cosmic Fusion push their musical boundaries to the limit, delivering high-energy performances that both thrilling and
accessible.

Friday 27th March 2026
5pm – 8.45pm (£40)
Vula
Vula, one of the UK’s most powerful and versatile vocalists, takes centre stage for a night of soul, R&B and more, joined by the stunning Music Box Strings. Known for her work with Basement Jaxx, Sam Smith, Pete Tong, and Quincy Jones, Vula also curates a popular Late Late Show residency spotlighting rising stars and surprise guests.

Friday 27th March 2026 *LATE LATE SHOW*
11.15pm (£15)
Viva Cuba Late Late Show
Viva Cuba celebrates the enduring connection between Cuba and Ronnie Scott’s. In the 1980s, Arturo Sandoval and Irakere brought the sound of Cuban summer to the club, and Ronnie Scott himself made frequent trips to Havana and co-founded the Havana Jazz Festival, which continues to thrive today. This event is a vibrant tribute to Cuban music and culture, featuring performances from Jesus Cutino Band, Sarabanda, Carlos Miguel y su Dimension, Camina Band, Son Yambu, Havana All Stars, Javier Camilo, and CubaVida Band.

Saturday 28th March 2026
5pm – 8.45pm (£40)
Summer Pearl
Ronnie Scott’s presents Summer Pearl, one of London’s most compelling voices in contemporary soul and jazz. Known for deeply personal and politically charged music, Pearl has sold out shows across Europe and performed at major festivals like the EFG London Jazz Festival and Montreux.

Sunday 29th March 2026
1pm (£25)
Catherine Lima - The Allure of Miss Lee
Jazz vocalist Catherine Lima and her quartet present The Allure of Miss Lee, celebrating Peggy Lee’s distinctive, bluesy style. Featuring hits like Fever and Black Coffee alongside lesser-known songs, Lima’s warm, expressive voice brings Lee’s music to life with sultry and joyful moods inspired by legends like Ella Fitzgerald and Anita O’Day.

Sunday 29th March 2026
6.45pm (£35)
Lokkhi Terra Descargas
Lokkhi Terra blend Bangladeshi, Cuban and Afrobeat roots into a vibrant global sound. Praised by Songlines as “probably the world’s best Afrobeat–Cuban–Bangladeshi group,” they’ve been breaking musical boundaries since their 2010 debut. Terra Descargas, created for Ronnie Scott’s, brings Latin, Afro- and Indo-jazz together in high-energy jam-session style. Led by pianist Kishon Khan with Oreste “Sambroso” Noda, Pat Illingworth, Frank Portuondo, Justin Thurgut and special guests.

Monday 30th March 2026
5pm – 8.45pm (£35)
Her Ensemble
Her Ensemble, led by Ellie Consta, highlights overlooked music by female composers from 450 BC to today. This program features piano trio works by Amy Beach, Reena Esmail, Lili Boulanger, and jazz-inspired pieces by Florence Price. Joined by soloists Laura van der Heijden and Junyan Chen, the ensemble celebrates women’s contributions to music in an uplifting event for International Women’s Month.

Tuesday 31st March 2026
5pm – 8.45pm (£35)
Inês Loubet
Inês Loubet is a Portuguese singer-songwriter and producer blending Latin jazz, Tropicália, and soulful grooves. She has captivated audiences at major festivals and venues, establishing herself as a rising voice in contemporary jazz and world music.

Tuesday 31st March 2026 *LATE LATE SHOW*
11.15pm (£12)
Late Late Show with Lewis Daniel
South London saxophonist and composer Lewis Daniel blends jazz, hip-hop and gospel with electronic influences, creating thoughtful, forward-leaning music rooted in his Caribbean heritage. A rising voice in contemporary jazz, he’s received support from Jazz FM and BBC 6 Music and has worked with artists including Florence + The Machine, Chaka Khan and House Gospel Choir.

APRIL 2026

Wednesday 1st April 2026
5pm (£40)
Natalie Williams & Jamie Safir Trio: Double Standards
Natalie Williams & Jamie Safir Trio take you on a dazzling journey through Broadway’s golden years, from the 1920s to the 1960s. Expect timeless classics by Porter, Gershwin, Kern, and Berlin, alongside hidden gems from Cy Coleman, Hoagy Carmichael, and more - all interwoven with witty, behind-the-scenes tales from showbusiness history. In a rare departure from her acclaimed soul career, this is a special opportunity to hear Natalie return to her first love: the Great American Songbook.

Wednesday 1st April 2026
8.45pm (£15)
Vocal Jazz Jam
Launching February 2026, Ronnie Scott’s presents its first-ever Vocal Jazz Jam every Wednesday Upstairs, hosted by pianist Jamie Safir with rotating vocalists Natalie Williams, Emma Smith, and Georgia Cécile. This new series gives rising jazz singers a chance to shine on one of the world’s most iconic stages. Expect a high-quality showcase of London’s finest jazz voices.

Thursday 2nd April 2026
5pm (£35)
David Helbock Duo
Austrian jazz pianist David Helbock, acclaimed worldwide and award-winning, teams up with versatile bassist and cellist Julia Hofer for a dynamic duo. Their new ACT Music album blends originals and groovy jazz, showcasing inventive rhythms, effects, and a unique interplay between piano, bass, and cello.

Thursday 2nd April 2026
8.45pm (£35)
SAHRA
SAHRA is a Berlin-born, London-based singer, songwriter, and arranger whose rich, flawless voice and artistic storytelling with mystical flair have been captivating audiences at every turn. Having collaborated with artists including Orphy Robinson, Dele Sosimi, Cleveland Watkiss MBE, and Ashley Henry, she is quickly establishing
herself as one of the UK’s most exciting emerging voices in jazz-inflected neo-soul and R&B.

Friday 3rd April 2026
5pm & 8.45pm (£35)
Gabriel Gosse
French guitarist and vocalist Gabriel Gosse, named one of France’s top three guitarists by Jazz Magazine, blends jazz, funk, and electronic textures with soulful lyricism. His new album MOJO features collaborations with Emile Parisien and Philippe Katerine, showcasing a fresh, dynamic, and forward-looking sound.

Saturday 4th April 2026
5pm – 8.45pm (£45)
The Betty Black Revue
Betty Black is the fiery new alter ego of Elisabeth Troy, the voice behind UK garage classic Crazy Love and a collaborator with Roni Size, Primal Scream, and Incognito. In this explosive live launch, she celebrates the golden era of soul with the debut of her album Journey Through Soul Vol. One - a high-energy tribute to the sounds of the 50s, 60s and 70s.

Sunday 5th April 2026
1pm – 6.45pm (£40)
Ronnie Scott’s Gospel Choir led by Daniel Thomas
A soul-stirring night with the brand-new Ronnie Scott’s Gospel Choir, led by the legendary Daniel Thomas. This monthly celebration features powerful gospel favourites, spirited solos, and uplifting harmonies from some of the UK’s finest voices. With a career that includes collaborations with Luther Vandross, Elton John, and James Brown, Daniel Thomas brings unmatched energy and a touch of church to every show.

Monday 6th April 2026
5pm & 8.45pm (£40)
Chineke! String Quartet
Chineke! String Quartet, featuring some of the UK’s finest chamber musicians, performs works by Eugenio Toussaint, William Grant Still, and Dvořák’s ‘American’ Quartet. Founded by Chi-Chi Nwanoku, Chineke! champions diversity in classical music and showcases overlooked and contemporary Black and ethnically diverse composers.

Tuesday 7th April 2026
5pm & 8.30pm (£30)
TC.KYLIE x The Hourglass
Making her Ronnie Scott’s debut, TC.KYLIE x The Hourglass deliver cinematic jazz, acid grooves, and retro gaming-inspired soundscapes. Led by Hong Kong-born composer and keyboardist TC.KYLIE, the band blends Eastern and Western influences, lush harmonies, and improvisational fire from her debut album RE:birth よみ がえり. A night of vibrant, genre-defying jazz awaits.

Wednesday 8th April 2026
5pm (£40)
Emma Smith & Jamie Safir Trio: The Gershwin Songbook
Emma Smith and Jamie Safir present an evening dedicated to the timeless music of George & Ira Gershwin. With expressive vocals and intricate arrangements, Emma reimagines classics like “Embraceable You” and “A Foggy Day,” balancing reverence, wit, and improvisation. Joined by versatile pianist Jamie Safir, expect vintage glamour, masterful storytelling, and top-tier musicianship.

Wednesday 8th April 2026
8.45pm (£15)
Vocal Jazz Jam
Launching February 2026, Ronnie Scott’s presents its first-ever Vocal Jazz Jam every Wednesday Upstairs, hosted by pianist Jamie Safir with rotating vocalists Natalie Williams, Emma Smith, and Georgia Cécile. This new series gives rising jazz singers a chance to shine on one of the world’s most iconic stages. Expect a high-quality showcase of London’s finest jazz voices.

Thursday 9th April 2026
5pm & 8.45pm (£30)
Piano Trio Series: Dominic J Marshall
Pianist Dominic J Marshall presents his new album Fire Breathing Lion in trio with special guests, blending jazz, electronic, classical, soul, funk, and hip-hop. Dominic, pianist for The Cinematic Orchestra since 2015, has performed worldwide, including Montreux Jazz Festival and Glastonbury, and co-wrote their hit Lessons.

Friday 10th April 2026
5pm & 8.45pm (£35)
The Bukky Leo Sextet
Bukky Leo, a veteran of London’s jazz and African music scenes, brings decades of experience from performing with Fela Kuti and Tony Allen to his Black Egypt project. His latest album, Burning Manifestation, blends straight-ahead jazz with Afrocentric grooves, featuring top London players including Seb Rochford.

Sunday 12th April 2026 *LUNCHTIME*
1pm (£40)
Cassidy Janson & Friends present All That Jazz
Olivier Award winner Cassidy Janson’s All That Jazz returns to Ronnie Scott’s for a new season of Sunday Brunch shows celebrating musical theatre classics with a jazz twist. Featuring top West End guests and a stellar live band, each show blends powerhouse vocals, intimate chat, and reimagined show tunes, plus brunch and a mimosa or two. Best known for Beautiful and Leading Ladies, Janson brings star quality to every performance.

Monday 13th April 2026
5pm & 8.45pm (£40)
Ronnie Scott’s Classical All Stars present Cinematic Sounds - Part Two: Back To the Future
The Ronnie Scott’s Classical All Stars reimagine iconic film music from the 1950s to today, featuring scores by Bernard Herrmann, John Williams, Ennio Morricone, and more. Expect virtuosity, flair, and surprising arrangements in a chamber-sized setting.

Tuesday 14th April, 2026
5pm & 8.45pm (£40)
Philippe Lemm Trio
The Philippe Lemm Trio, one of today’s most dynamic jazz groups, present Echo The Sun, an evocative album blending jazz and world rhythms. Known for their spontaneity, emotional depth, and masterful interplay, the trio reimagines standards while celebrating resilience, warmth, and the beauty of fleeting moments.

Wednesday 15th April 2026
8.45pm (£15)
Vocal Jazz Jam
Launching February 2026, Ronnie Scott’s presents its first-ever Vocal Jazz Jam every Wednesday Upstairs, hosted by pianist Jamie Safir with rotating vocalists Natalie Williams, Emma Smith, and Georgia Cécile. This new series gives rising jazz singers a chance to shine on one of the world’s most iconic stages. Expect a high-quality showcase of London’s finest jazz voices.

Thursday 16th April 2026
5pm & 8.45pm (£35)
Sumudu Jayatilaka
London-based singer-songwriter Sumudu Jayatilaka, known for performing with Burt Bacharach, Van Morrison, Sting, and Jools Holland, returns to jazz standards with her new album For All We Know. A multi-instrumentalist and sought-after session singer, Sumudu has also contributed to film and TV soundtracks including Raya and the Last Dragon and Cruella.

Friday 17th April 2026
5pm & 8.45pm (£40)
Imaani’s Soul Providence Band
British soul powerhouse Imaani, known for her work with Incognito and collaborations with Nile Rodgers and Chaka Khan, brings her band Soul Providence to Ronnie Scott’s. Expect a dynamic mix of original songs, soul classics, and fresh interpretations, delivered with her signature rich, expressive vocals.

Saturday 18th April 2026
5pm & 8.45pm (£40)
Renato Paris
BRIT School graduate Renato Paris is a rising star of the London jazz scene, blending jazz, R&B, and improvisation with soulful flair. A sought-after collaborator with artists like Moses Boyd and Maverick Sabre, he leads his own band while pushing creative boundaries as one of the UK’s most original emerging voices.

Sunday 19th April 2026
1pm – 6.45pm (£40)
Marcus Bonfanti
Award-winning singer, guitarist and songwriter Marcus Bonfanti brings his Blues Review to Ronnie Scott’s. A two-time British Blues Award winner, Bonfanti will perform music by legends like Muddy Waters, Blind Boy Fuller and Taj Mahal. With a career that’s seen him work with Eric Clapton, Van Morrison, and Ronnie Wood, expect a powerful night of blues from one of the UK’s finest.

Monday 20th April 2026
5pm & 8.45pm (£35)
Elena Urioste and Tom Poster present UriPosteJukeBox
#UriPosteJukeBox, created by Elena Urioste and Tom Poster, is an award-winning interactive concert blending classical gems, Great American Songbook arrangements, and hits from across the decades. Audiences vote on what to hear, making each show a unique, playful live jukebox experience.

Tuesday 21st April 2026
5pm & 8.45pm (£35)
DoomCannon
DoomCannon, the project of MOBO-nominated South London multi-instrumentalist Dominic Canning, presents his second album Somewhere In Between. Blending jazz, funk, and hip-hop, the deeply personal record explores self-healing, growth, and resilience with emotional honesty and powerful grooves.

Wednesday 22nd April 2026
8.45pm (£15)
Vocal Jazz Jam
Launching February 2026, Ronnie Scott’s presents its first-ever Vocal Jazz Jam every Wednesday Upstairs, hosted by pianist Jamie Safir with rotating vocalists Natalie Williams, Emma Smith, and Georgia Cécile. This new series gives rising jazz singers a chance to shine on one of the world’s most iconic stages. Expect a high-quality showcase of London’s finest jazz voices.

Thursday 23 April, 2026
5pm (£30)
Nishla Smith
Vocalist and songwriter Nishla Smith, one of UK jazz’s most distinctive voices, presents songs from her upcoming album it’s getting late you’d better go home. Blending gospel, bossa, blues, and sophisticated harmony, she’s joined by a hand-picked quintet for an evening of elegant songwriting, subtle improvisation, and luminous storytelling.

Thursday 23 April, 2026
8.45pm (£35)
Piano Trio Series: Matyas Gayer
Hungarian pianist Matyas Gayer, a two-time Montreux Jazz Piano Competition finalist, teams up with British jazz legends Dave Green (bass) and Steve Brown (drums). The trio’s repertoire blends original compositions, jazz standards, classical pieces, and Hungarian folk, showcased on their acclaimed album Westbourne Park, a Times Top 20 Jazz Album of 2024.

Friday 24th April 2026
5pm – 8.45pm (£40)
Vula
Vula, one of the UK’s most powerful and versatile vocalists, takes centre stage for a night of soul, R&B and more, joined by the stunning Music Box Strings. Known for her work with Basement Jaxx, Sam Smith, Pete Tong, and Quincy Jones, Vula also curates a popular Late Late Show residency spotlighting rising stars and surprise guests.

Saturday 25 April 2026
5pm – 8.45pm (£45)
Tony Momrelle
Tony Momrelle, former lead singer of Incognito, is one of the UK’s premier soul voices. With a rich blend of soul, jazz, and funk, and collaborations with Whitney Houston, Chaka Khan, and Sade, he delivers a timeless yet contemporary sound.

Sunday 26th April 2026
1pm & 6.45pm (£40)
Buena Vista All Stars
The Buena Vista All Stars bring the magic of Cuban music to Ronnie’s, performing son, bolero, danzón, and cha-cha-cha. Expect vibrant guitars, piano, trumpet, percussion, and passionate vocals celebrating love, longing, and life in Cuba.

Monday 27th April 2026
(£45 – £65)
Bill Evans & the Vansband
Saxophonist and producer Bill Evans, who launched his international career with Miles Davis at 21, has recorded 27 solo albums and collaborated with legends from Herbie Hancock to Mick Jagger. Leading projects like Soulgrass and the Bill Evans Band, he blends jazz, groove, and American roots, with his 2024 release Who I Am showcasing his wide-ranging musical vision.

Tuesday 28 April, 2026
5pm – 8.45pm (£35)
Rick Simpson presents Kid A Revisited
Rick Simpson’s band celebrates the 20th anniversary of Radiohead’s Kid A, performing the album in full with ten original arrangements alongside other Radiohead material. Joined by Tori Freestone, James Allsop, Dave Whitford, and Will Glaser, the project blends jazz, electronic, and inventive reinterpretations of the iconic record.

Wednesday 29th April 2026
8.45pm (£15)
Vocal Jazz Jam
Launching February 2026, Ronnie Scott’s presents its first-ever Vocal Jazz Jam every Wednesday Upstairs, hosted by pianist Jamie Safir with rotating vocalists Natalie Williams, Emma Smith, and Georgia Cécile. This new series gives rising jazz singers a chance to shine on one of the world’s most iconic stages. Expect a high-quality showcase of London’s finest jazz voices.

Thursday 30th April 2026
5pm – 8.45pm (£45)
Vanessa Haynes
One of London’s finest vocalists, Vanessa Haynes brings her powerful, soul-drenched voice to the stage with a mix of originals and classic covers. Known for fronting jazz-funk legends Incognito for over 14 years, the Trinidad-born singer has also performed with icons like Chaka Khan and Van Morrison.