Upstairs at Ronnie Scott’s - Programme for November and December 2026.
Wednesday, November 04, 2026
Ronnie Scott's has announced its programme for its Upstairs venue for November and December 2026. Fully detailed listings attached.
We have received the following press release;
Upstairs at Ronnie Scott’s | Nov-Dec 2026 | Caro Emerald, Joe Stilgoe, Blue Lab Beats, Joe Webb, Tony Momrelle, Gengis Don, Isata Kanneh-Mason and more
Over the coming months, Upstairs at Ronnie’s presents an eclectic programme spanning jazz, soul, R&B, hip-hop, gospel, global music and classical, bringing an exciting mix of established artists, emerging talent and genre-crossing collaborations to the intimate 140-capacity venue.
Highlights include Joe Webb Trio, Gengis Don, Joe Stilgoe, Dani Offline, Uri Caine, Vanessa Haynes, Caro Emerald, Blue Lab Beats, Tony Momrelle, Vanessa Haynes, and Isata Kanneh-Mason, alongside a packed Christmas programme featuring Christmas in New York with Jamie Safir, Ronnie Scott’s Gospel Choir at Christmas and more.
November 2026
Wednesday 4 November 2026
5pm & 8.15pm (£35 – £45)
Emma Smith & Jamie Safir Trio
Award-winning vocalist Emma Smith joins pianist Jamie Safir and his trio for an evening of jazz standards inspired by Ella Fitzgerald, Frank Sinatra and Sarah Vaughan. Expect classic songs, hidden gems and fresh interpretations from two leading names in British jazz.
Wednesday 4 November 2026
10.45pm (£15)
Vocal Jazz Jam
Ronnie Scott’s presents its first-ever Vocal Jazz Jam, held every Wednesday night Upstairs at Ronnie’s. Hosted by pianist Jamie Safir with three of the UK’s finest jazz voices on rotation - Natalie Williams, Emma Smith and Georgia Cécile - the evening offers a platform for rising vocal talent to share the stage at one of the world’s most iconic jazz clubs.
Thursday 5 November 2026
5pm & 8.15pm (£25 – £35)
DoomCannon
DoomCannon is the project of South London multi-instrumentalist, composer and producer Dominic Canning. A MOBO nominee, he blends jazz, funk and hip-hop into a distinctive sound. His forthcoming album, Somewhere In Between, explores themes of healing, growth and resilience.
Thursday 5 November 2026 *LATE LATE SHOW*
10.45pm (£12)
Late Late Show Upstairs with Cosmic Fusion
Led by drummer Jon Onabowu, Cosmic Fusion is a high-energy weekly residency Upstairs at Ronnie’s, where London’s rising musicians explore jazz fusion from the 1970s to today. Inspired by Herbie Hancock, Miles Davis and Weather Report, the band blends bold improvisation, modern sounds and a rotating line-up of emerging and established talent.
Friday 6 November 2026
5pm & 8.15pm (£35 – £45)
Luke Smith - The Metamorph Project
Keyboardist, composer and producer Luke Smith—known for his work with George Michael, Yusuf/Cat Stevens and Amy Winehouse—presents The Metamorph Project, an intimate evening of jazz, soul, funk and spontaneous improvisation with some of the UK’s leading session musicians.
Friday 6 November 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 the likes of Jesus Cutino Band, Sarabanda, Carlos Miguel y su Dimension, Camina Band, Son Yambu, Havana All Stars, Javier Camilo, and CubaVida Band.
Saturday 7 November 2026
5pm (£30 – £40)
Dani Offline
LA-based songwriter, producer and multi-instrumentalist Dani Offline makes her UK headline debut at Upstairs at Ronnie’s, celebrating the release of her debut album Lover’s Discourse. Blending analogue R&B, jazz and psychedelic soul, she has earned acclaim from SZA, Questlove, COLORS and MTV UK, and is quickly establishing herself as one of LA’s most exciting new soul voices.
Saturday 7 November 2026
8.15pm (£25 – £35)
Greg Surmacz
Greg Surmacz’s music fuses jazz, post-rock and electronica, combining analogue synths, woodwinds and intricate rhythms. Supported by Gilles Peterson and Jamie Cullum, his full live band brings a powerful, immersive energy to his acclaimed blend of contemporary jazz and electronic music.
Saturday 7 November 2026 *LATE LATE SHOW*
10.45pm (£15)
Late Late Show Upstairs at Ronnie’s with Gera D’Abundo & Marcello Cassanelli
Bassist Gera D’Abundo and pianist Marcello Cassanelli unite for a vibrant late-night performance where jazz, funk and disco collide. Blending original compositions with carefully selected repertoire, the duo creates an energetic journey from sophisticated jazz improvisation to dancefloor-ready grooves.
Sunday 8 November 2026
1pm & 6.45pm (£30-£40)
Marcus Bonfanti
Award-winning singer, guitarist and songwriter Marcus Bonfanti brings his Blues Review show to Ronnie Scott’s. Twice winner of the British Blues Award for Best Acoustic Performer and Best Songwriter as well as countless nominations, Marcus has released three critically acclaimed solo albums and has collaborated with Eric Clapton, Van Morrison, and Tom Jones. For this event, Marcus will be playing music that inspired the British Blues Revival of the 1960s, as well as everything after.
Monday 9 November 2026
5pm & 8.15pm (£40 – £50)
Ronnie Scott’s Classical All Stars present Gershwin and The American Classics
The Ronnie Scott’s Classical All Stars, a new seven-piece ensemble directed by James Pearson, reimagine orchestral favourites for the intimate setting of Upstairs at Ronnie’s. This opening performance features music by Gershwin, Copland and Bernstein, culminating in a chamber arrangement of Gershwin’s iconic Rhapsody in Blue.
Tuesday 10 November 2026
5pm & 8.15pm (£30 – £40)
Joe Stilgoe & The Entertainers
Featuring members of Kansas Smitty’s House Band, Joe Stilgoe’s band and special guest vocalists, The Entertainers is a jazz supergroup celebrating the characters and stories that bring jazz clubs to life. Blending original music, storytelling and world-class musicianship, this immersive show is a vibrant tribute to jazz club culture.
Tuesday 10 November 2026 *LATE LATE SHOW*
10.45pm (£12)
Late Late Show Upstairs with Sonedo
Sonedo is a Japanese-Scottish producer, pianist and bandleader blending jazz, rap and grime into a bold contemporary sound.
Wednesday 11th November, 2026
5pm & 8.15pm (£35 – £45)
Liselotte Östblom & Jamie Safir Trio
Swedish-born, London-based vocalist Liselotte Östblom joins Jamie Safir Trio for an evening of jazz standards reimagined through her distinctive improvisational style. Blending jazz, gospel and storytelling, Östblom brings fresh energy to the classics, alongside Safir’s elegant arrangements and swinging trio.
Thursday 12 November 2026
5pm & 8.15pm (£25 – £35)
Or Bareket
Or Bareket is a leading bassist, composer and bandleader on the New York jazz scene. Blending North African and Latin American folk traditions with contemporary jazz, his music is known for its lyricism, groove and rhythmic depth. His new album, AYIN, explores how musical ideas evolve across generations. A sought-after collaborator, he has worked with artists including Joel Ross, José James, Camila Meza and Ben Wendel.
Friday 13 November 2026
5pm & 8.15pm (£30 – £40)
Gengis Don
Gengis Don makes his Ronnie Scott’s debut with his distinctive blend of jazz and hip-hop. He is joined by Devaughn Durham (saxophone), Immanuel Simelane (bass) and INSXGHT (keys and synths).
Friday 13 November 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 the likes of Jesus Cutino Band, Sarabanda, Carlos Miguel y su Dimension, Camina Band, Son Yambu, Havana All Stars, Javier Camilo, and CubaVida Band.
Saturday 14 November 2026
5pm & 8.15pm (£30 – £40)
New Jazz Underground
New Jazz Underground is a rising American trio blending hard bop, hip-hop and modern soul. Praised by Christian McBride as “one of the hottest new groups in jazz,” they gained a global following through viral performances and have played major venues and festivals across the US.
Saturday 14 November, 2026 *LATE LATE SHOW*
11.15pm (£12)
Late Late Show Upstairs with 22a
This is the new project 22a collaborators Tenderlonious, Hamish Balfour, Pete Martin, and Tim Carnegie. Drawing on funk, jazz fusion, and legends like Weather Report, their debut material blends groove-heavy rhythms, lush Rhodes, synth textures, and soaring woodwinds, with collaborations from Jaubi and Nick Walters.
Sunday 15 November 2026
1pm & 6.45pm (£30 – £40)
Zahili Zamora Afro Cuban Jazz Trio
Cuban-born pianist and composer Zahili Zamora blends Afro-Cuban rhythms with contemporary jazz. Joined by Gerson Lazo Quiroga (bass) and Julian Miltenberger (drums), her trio presents original music inspired by Cuban tradition and global influences.
Monday 16 November 2026
5pm & 8.15pm (£35 – £45)
Fantasia Orchestra
Award-winning pianist and arranger Harry Baker joins principal players of Fantasia Orchestra for a programme spanning classical music, jazz and tango. Featuring music by Piazzolla, Gershwin, Bernstein, George Walker and Shostakovich, the concert showcases the ensemble’s adventurous, cross-genre approach.
Monday 16 November 2026
10.45pm (£15)
Late Late Soul Sessions Upstairs with Imaani
Join Imaani and her all-star band for a monthly soul and R&B jam featuring classic favourites, live improvisation and guest performers. Best known for her work with Incognito and collaborations with artists including Chaka Khan and Nile Rodgers, Imaani hosts a night celebrating the timeless spirit of soul music.
Tuesday 17 November, 2026
5pm & 8.15pm (£35 – £45)
Huu Bac Quintet
Composer and multi-instrumentalist Huu Bac Quach blends Vietnamese, Chinese and Andean musical traditions with contemporary jazz. Joined by his Montreal-based quintet, he performs original music featuring traditional instruments alongside jazz improvisation, creating a unique meeting point between heritage and innovation.
Tuesday 17 November, 2026
10.45PM (£12)
Late Late Show Upstairs presented by Parthenope with Women in Jazz
Parthenope is a Leeds-born singer and saxophonist blending jazz influences with contemporary songwriting. Known for uplifting, danceable tracks and expressive improvisation, she has collaborated with artists including Tom Misch, Celeste and Mark Ronson, and performs in partnership with Women in Jazz, showcasing her soulful sound and dynamic live presence.
Wednesday 18 November, 2026
5pm & 8.15pm (£30 – £45)
Natalie Williams & Jamie Safir Trio
Natalie Williams joins pianist Jamie Safir and his trio at Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Club for an evening of jazz standards, Broadway favourites and soulful classics, featuring music by George Gershwin, Carole King and Stevie Wonder, alongside fresh arrangements and spontaneous improvisation.
Thursday 19 November 2026
5pm & 8.15pm (£30 – £40)
Rose Ann Dimalanta Trio
Led by former Prince’s New Power Generation member Rose Ann Dimalanta, this trio blends jazz, funk, R&B and soul with exceptional chemistry. Joined by bassist Raymond McKinley and drummer Massimo Buonanno, they deliver a groove-driven performance rooted in years of friendship and musical collaboration.
Thursday 19 November 2026 *LATE LATE SHOW*
10.45pm (£12)
Late Late Show Upstairs with Cosmic Fusion
Led by drummer Jon Onabowu, Cosmic Fusion is a high-energy weekly residency Upstairs at Ronnie’s, where London’s rising musicians explore jazz fusion from the 1970s to today. Inspired by Herbie Hancock, Miles Davis and Weather Report, the band blends bold improvisation, modern sounds and a rotating line-up of emerging and established talent.
Friday 20 November 2026
5pm & 8.15pm (£25 – £35)
Kossi Mawun Trio
Togolese drummer and composer Kossi Mawun blends West African rhythms with contemporary jazz. Joined by Joachim Senam Amouzou (piano) and Jérémy Marneux (bass), his trio performs original music inspired by his Watchi heritage, modern improvisation and the spirit of his acclaimed debut album, Culte.
Friday 20 November 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 the likes of Jesus Cutino Band, Sarabanda, Carlos Miguel y su Dimension, Camina Band, Son Yambu, Havana All Stars, Javier Camilo, and CubaVida Band.
Saturday 21 November 2026
10.45pm (£15)
Late Late Show Upstairs with The Nest Sessions
Founded by bassist and musical director Gili Goldberg, The Nest Sessions is a London live music platform celebrating collaboration, spontaneity and emerging talent. This intimate late-night set blends jazz, soul and R&B, featuring standout vocalists, special guests and plenty of improvisation.
Sunday 22 November 2026
1pm & 6.45pm (£35 – £45)
Moreira Chonguiça
Mozambican saxophonist Moreira Chonguiça, one of Africa’s leading contemporary jazz artists, makes his Ronnie Scott’s debut with his acclaimed seven-piece band. Blending jazz, Afro-fusion, funk and Mozambican traditions, his energetic performances showcase music from across his celebrated career.
Monday 23 November 2026
5pm & 8.15pm (£30 – £40)
K-Music Festival: Jisu Jung & Baroque in Blue
Korean pianist and composer Jisu Jung brings Baroque in Blue to Ronnie Scott’s as part of the K-Music Festival. Blending Baroque elegance with jazz improvisation and groove, Jung and her ensemble create a fresh dialogue between classical and contemporary musical traditions.
Tuesday 24 November 2026
5pm & 8.15pm (£30 – £40)
Solo Piano Series: Uri Caine
Uri Caine is one of contemporary jazz’s most inventive pianists, renowned for moving effortlessly between jazz, classical music and improvisation. In this solo performance, he draws on standards, original compositions and spontaneous improvisation, showcasing the creativity and freedom that have defined his acclaimed career.
Tuesday 24 November 2026 *LATE LATE SHOW*
10.45pm (£12)
Late Late Show Upstairs with Ed Hogben
London-based trumpeter Ed Hogben pushes the boundaries of jazz using a custom-built MIDI harmoniser to create rich, layered sounds. Inspired by Miles Davis, Jon Hassell and Michael Brecker, he blends expressive trumpet playing with innovative technology. Joined by a stellar band, Ed presents original music and jazz-fusion classics in a boundary-pushing live performance.
Wednesday 25 November 2026
5pm & 8.15pm (£30 – £45)
Natalie Williams & Jamie Safir Trio
Natalie Williams joins pianist Jamie Safir and his trio at Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Club for an evening of jazz standards, Broadway favourites and soulful classics, featuring music by George Gershwin, Carole King and Stevie Wonder, alongside fresh arrangements and spontaneous improvisation.
Thursday 26 November 2026
5pm & 8.15pm (£35 – £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 26 November 2026
11.15pm (£15)
Late Late Show with JD3
JD3 is a London-based hip hop-meets-jazz trio formed in 2017, led by Duayne Sanford (Dua Lipa, Christine & The Queens, Liam Payne, Roots Manuva, Honne) with co-founder David Mrakpor (BlueLab Beats, The Banger Factory) on keyboards. The group’s sound draws on their respective Jamaican and Nigerian heritage, mixing it with rhythms and melodies inspired by the late J Dilla’s iconic productions.
Friday 27 November 2026
5pm & 8.15pm (£30 – £40)
Vula presents: The Request Line
Vula presents The Request Line, an interactive live show where audiences submit songs for her to perform. Known for her powerful voice and work with artists including Basement Jaxx, Adele and Sam Smith, she leads a world-class band in a spontaneous, audience-shaped set full of soul, R&B and surprises.
Friday 27 November 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 the likes of Jesus Cutino Band, Sarabanda, Carlos Miguel y su Dimension, Camina Band, Son Yambu, Havana All Stars, Javier Camilo, and CubaVida Band.
Saturday 28 November 2026
5pm & 8.15pm (£25 – £35)
Caro
Formerly known as Caro Emerald, Caro makes her Ronnie Scott’s debut with music from a new chapter in her career. Combining soulful new material with highlights from her acclaimed catalogue, she brings one of Europe’s most distinctive voices to an intimate live setting.
Saturday 28 November, 2026 *LATE LATE SHOW*
11.15pm (£15)
Late Late Show Upstairs with Energy Exchange Records
Energy Exchange Records is an independent label operating between Berlin and London. Founded in 2022, the label has broken ground with releases by artists like Oscar Jerome, Allysha Joy, Abase and King Owusu, blending jazz, soulful house, broken beat and analogue-based instrumentation with a strong nod to the dancefloor. Co-founders Ziggy and Lewis lead the charge, bringing the Energy Exchange family together for a night of music that moves between worlds, genres and cities.
Sunday 29 November 2026
1pm & 6.45pm (£30 – £40)
Ronnie Scott’s All Stars - If These Walls Could Talk
The Ronnie Scott’s All Stars return with If These Walls Could Talk, celebrating the artists and stories that have shaped the club’s history. Featuring music associated with legends including Sarah Vaughan, Chet Baker and Ella Fitzgerald, the show brings Ronnie Scott’s rich musical legacy to life through fresh arrangements and personal tributes.
Monday 30 November 2026
5pm & 8.15pm (£45 – £55)
Isata Kanneh-Mason
Award-winning pianist Isata Kanneh-Mason brings her expressive artistry to an intimate recital featuring Beethoven’s Moonlight Sonata, Ravel’s Gaspard de la nuit and her own arrangements of classic songs. One of the leading classical musicians of her generation, she combines virtuosity, imagination and emotional depth in a rare solo performance.
December 2026
Tuesday 1 December 2026
5pm & 8.15pm (£35 – £45)
Honey Plays Boulton
New Zealand-born guitarist and composer Honey Boulton brings together four of London’s finest young jazz musicians for an evening of original music blending swing, blues, ballads and bebop. Joined by Joe Webb on piano, Will Sach on bass and Will Cleasby on drums, Boulton draws inspiration from Wes Montgomery, Toshiko Akiyoshi and Charlie Parker while forging his own distinctive sound. His 2024 album Honey Plays Boulton showcases ten original compositions, brought to life by the quartet’s infectious swing, rhythmic drive and close musical chemistry.
Wednesday 2 - 23 December 2026
12.30pm (£125)
Christmas in New York with Jamie Safir
Step Upstairs at Ronnie’s for Christmas in New York, a festive celebration of live jazz and seasonal dining. Led by pianist Jamie Safir and special guest vocalists, enjoy timeless Christmas classics and Great American Songbook favourites inspired by 1940s and ’50s Manhattan. Complete with a Clementine Bellini and a three-course festive menu by Executive Chef Steven Connolly, it’s an elegant way to celebrate the season.
Thursday 3 December 2026 *LATE LATE SHOW*
10.45pm (£12)
Late Late Show Upstairs with Cosmic Fusion
Led by drummer Jon Onabowu, Cosmic Fusion is a high-energy weekly residency Upstairs at Ronnie’s, where London’s rising musicians explore jazz fusion from the 1970s to today. Inspired by Herbie Hancock, Miles Davis and Weather Report, the band blends bold improvisation, modern sounds and a rotating line-up of emerging and established talent.
Friday 4 December 2026
5pm & 8.15pm (£30 – £40)
Frances Madden
Australian singer, songwriter and pianist Frances Madden blends jazz roots with contemporary songwriting, beautiful melodies and sophisticated harmonies. Following previous sold-out Ronnie Scott’s shows, she returns with songs from her latest EP, Next Flight Home, recorded with Grammy Award-winning producer Cameron Craig. Expect heartfelt lyrics and a captivating live performance.
Friday 4 December 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 the likes of Jesus Cutino Band, Sarabanda, Carlos Miguel y su Dimension, Camina Band, Son Yambu, Havana All Stars, Javier Camilo, and CubaVida Band.
Saturday 5 December 2026
5pm & 8.15pm (£40 – £50)
Tom Seals
Pianist, vocalist and entertainer Tom Seals delivers an electrifying blend of jazz, blues, swing and boogie woogie. Having performed worldwide alongside artists including Gregory Porter, Jamie Cullum and Jools Holland, Seals is renowned for his virtuosic piano playing, soulful vocals and infectious energy. Named “Boogie Woogie Artist of the Year” by Jools Holland, he promises an exhilarating evening of music and entertainment.
Saturday 5 December 2026 *LATE LATE SHOW*
10.45pm (£15)
Late Late Show Upstairs with The Nest Sessions
Founded by bassist and musical director Gili Goldberg, The Nest Sessions is a London live music platform celebrating collaboration, spontaneity and emerging talent. This intimate late-night set blends jazz, soul and R&B, featuring standout vocalists, special guests and plenty of improvisation.
Sunday 6 - 22 December 2026
1pm & 6.45pm (£40 – £50)
Ronnie Scott’s Gospel Choir at Christmas
Celebrate the festive season with the Ronnie Scott’s Gospel Choir and Daniel Thomas in an uplifting evening of gospel, soul and Christmas favourites. Led by the acclaimed singer and former London Community Gospel Choir director, whose credits include Luther Vandross, Elton John and Robbie Williams, expect soaring harmonies, powerful solos and plenty of opportunities to sing along. A joyful Christmas celebration packed with energy and spirit.
Monday 7 December 2026
5pm & 8.15pm (£40 – £50)
Close Up Classical with Julian Ovenden and Kate Royal
Close Up Classical welcomes acclaimed performer Julian Ovenden for an evening of conversation and music with Lizzie Ball, James Pearson, soprano Kate Royal and the Ronnie Scott’s Classical All Stars. From opera and musical theatre to screen and concert hall, Ovenden explores the musical influences that have shaped his career, with performances featuring Michel Legrand, Schumann, Elgar, Britten and seasonal favourites. A celebration of exceptional voices, musical storytelling and classical artistry.
Monday 7 December 2026 *LATE LATE SHOW*
10.45pm (£15)
Late Late Soul Sessions Upstairs with SAHRA
SAHRA is a London-based singer, songwriter and arranger blending neo-soul, R&B and jazz influences. Following a live set of original music and soul favourites, she hosts a late-night jam where selected singers and musicians join the band on stage for an open, collaborative session.
Tuesday 8 December, 2026 *LATE LATE SHOW*
10.45pm (£12)
Late Late Show Upstairs with Plantfood
Plantfood are a six-piece jazz collective blending electronic and acoustic sounds, from dance and broken beats to spiritual jazz and global folk. Emerging from the Leeds jazz scene, they have built a reputation for energetic grooves and adventurous improvisation, performing nationwide, including at Glastonbury. Their debut album, Carnivores, produced by David Haynes, moves between intense rhythms and moments of reflection, pushing the boundaries of contemporary jazz.
Wednesday 9 December 2026
5pm & 8.15pm (£30 – £45)
Natalie Williams & Jamie Safir Trio
Natalie Williams joins pianist Jamie Safir and his trio at Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Club for an evening of jazz standards, Broadway favourites and soulful classics, featuring music by George Gershwin, Carole King and Stevie Wonder, alongside fresh arrangements and spontaneous improvisation.
Wednesday 9 December 2026 *LATE LATE SHOW*
10.45pm (£15)
Vocal Jazz Jam
Ronnie Scott’s presents its first-ever Vocal Jazz Jam, held every Wednesday night Upstairs at Ronnie’s. Hosted by pianist Jamie Safir with three of the UK’s finest jazz voices on rotation - Natalie Williams, Emma Smith and Georgia Cécile - the evening offers a platform for rising vocal talent to share the stage at one of the world’s most iconic jazz clubs.
Thursday 10 December 2026
5pm & 8.15pm (£35 – £45)
Joe Webb Trio
One of the most exciting young pianists in British jazz, Joe Webb blends jazz tradition with Welsh roots and a love of 90s Britpop. Joined by Will Sach on double bass and Sam Jesson on drums, he returns to Ronnie Scott’s for a festive performance featuring music from his acclaimed releases Hamstrings & Hurricanes and Neath Beat, alongside arrangements of seasonal favourites. Expect infectious rhythms, memorable melodies and adventurous improvisation.
Thursday 10 December 2026 *LATE LATE SHOW*
10.45pm (£15)
Late Late Show Upstairs with DREAMSCAPES
DREAMSCAPES are a UK-based nu-jazz ensemble blending post-fusion, ambient textures and powerful prog-rock grooves. Inspired by artists including Radiohead, Björk and Aphex Twin, they combine intricate compositions and improvisation to create immersive, genre-defying live performances.
Friday 11 December 2026
5pm & 8.15pm (£25 – £35)
Blue Lab Beats
Blue Lab Beats are the acclaimed London duo blending jazz, hip hop, soul and electronic music into a bold, genre-defying sound. GRAMMY winners and renowned live performers, they bring their signature energy to the stage with a full band, celebrating a decade of innovation, collaboration and boundary-pushing music.
Friday 11 December 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 the likes of Jesus Cutino Band, Sarabanda, Carlos Miguel y su Dimension, Camina Band, Son Yambu, Havana All Stars, Javier Camilo, and CubaVida Band.
Saturday 12 December 2026
5pm & 8.15pm (£35 – £45)
Tony Momrelle
Tony Momrelle is one of the UK’s leading soul voices, with over 20 years of experience performing alongside artists including Incognito, Chaka Khan and Sade. Blending classic soul influences with contemporary sounds, he delivers a powerful and timeless take on modern British soul.
Saturday 12 December 2026 *LATE LATE SHOW*
11.15pm (£12)
Late Late Show Upstairs with 22a
This is the new project 22a collaborators Tenderlonious, Hamish Balfour, Pete Martin, and Tim Carnegie. Drawing on funk, jazz fusion, and legends like Weather Report, their debut material blends groove-heavy rhythms, lush Rhodes, synth textures, and soaring woodwinds, with collaborations from Jaubi and Nick Walters.
Sunday 13 December 2026
1pm & 6.45pm (£30-£40)
Marcus Bonfanti
Award-winning singer, guitarist and songwriter Marcus Bonfanti brings his Blues Review show to Ronnie Scott’s. Twice winner of the British Blues Award for Best Acoustic Performer and Best Songwriter as well as countless nominations, Marcus has released three critically acclaimed solo albums and has collaborated with Eric Clapton, Van Morrison, and Tom Jones. For this event, Marcus will be playing music that inspired the British Blues Revival of the 1960s, as well as everything after.
Monday 14 - 21 December 2026
5pm & 8.15pm (£50 – £60)
Ronnie Scott’s Classical All Stars present Christmas Classics
The Ronnie Scott’s Classical All Stars return for a joyful festive celebration, blending beloved Christmas carols and seasonal classics with elegance and a touch of jazz-club flair. From Leroy Anderson’s Sleigh Ride and Tchaikovsky’s The Nutcracker to Handel’s Messiah and James Pearson’s take on O Holy Night, enjoy a magical musical celebration with a distinctive Ronnie Scott’s twist.
Tuesday 15 December 2026 *LATE LATE SHOW*
11.15pm (£12)
Late Late Show Upstairs with Happy Garden
Happy Garden are a high-energy London sextet blending contemporary jazz with afrobeat, grungy rock and jungle. Following their sold-out Ronnie’s show earlier this year, they return with vibrant grooves, rich harmonies and genre-defying soundscapes.
Wednesday 16 December 2026 *LATE LATE SHOW*
10.45pm (£15)
Vocal Jazz Jam
Ronnie Scott’s presents its first-ever Vocal Jazz Jam, held every Wednesday night Upstairs at Ronnie’s. Hosted by pianist Jamie Safir with three of the UK’s finest jazz voices on rotation - Natalie Williams, Emma Smith and Georgia Cécile - the evening offers a platform for rising vocal talent to share the stage at one of the world’s most iconic jazz clubs.
Thursday 17 – 18 December 2026
5pm & 8.15pm (£40 – £50)
Ashton Jones
One of the UK’s leading soul and funk artists, Ashton Jones brings powerhouse vocals and infectious energy to Upstairs at Ronnie’s. Celebrating the artists who shaped his musical journey, he reimagines classics by George Benson, Earth, Wind & Fire, Marvin Gaye and more. Expect soulful melodies, deep grooves and an unforgettable live performance.
Thursday 17 December 2026 *LATE LATE SHOW*
10.45pm (£12)
Late Late Show Upstairs with Cosmic Fusion
Led by drummer Jon Onabowu, Cosmic Fusion is a high-energy weekly residency Upstairs at Ronnie’s, where London’s rising musicians explore jazz fusion from the 1970s to today. Inspired by Herbie Hancock, Miles Davis and Weather Report, the band blends bold improvisation, modern sounds and a rotating line-up of emerging and established talent.
Friday 18 December 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 the likes of Jesus Cutino Band, Sarabanda, Carlos Miguel y su Dimension, Camina Band, Son Yambu, Havana All Stars, Javier Camilo, and CubaVida Band.
Saturday 19 December 2026
5pm & 8.15pm (£30 – £40)
Vula presents: The Request Line
Vula brings the spirit of the classic radio request line to the stage with The Request Line, where audiences can submit songs they’d love to hear her perform. A celebrated vocalist, songwriter and vocal director, Vula has worked with artists including Sam Smith, Adele, Clean Bandit and Basement Jaxx.
Monday 21 December, 2026 *LATE LATE SHOW*
10.45pm (£15)
Late Late Soul Sessions Upstairs with Imaani
Join Imaani and her all-star band for a monthly soul and R&B jam featuring classic favourites, live improvisation and guest performers. Best known for her work with Incognito and collaborations with artists including Chaka Khan and Nile Rodgers, Imaani hosts a night celebrating the timeless spirit of soul music.
Wednesday 23 December 2026
5pm & 8.15pm (£30 – £45)
Natalie Williams & Jamie Safir Trio
Natalie Williams joins pianist Jamie Safir and his trio at Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Club for an evening of jazz standards, Broadway favourites and soulful classics, featuring music by George Gershwin, Carole King and Stevie Wonder, alongside fresh arrangements and spontaneous improvisation.
Wednesday 23 December 2026 *LATE LATE SHOW*
10.45pm (£15)
Vocal Jazz Jam
Ronnie Scott’s presents its first-ever Vocal Jazz Jam, held every Wednesday night Upstairs at Ronnie’s. Hosted by pianist Jamie Safir with three of the UK’s finest jazz voices on rotation - Natalie Williams, Emma Smith and Georgia Cécile - the evening offers a platform for rising vocal talent to share the stage at one of the world’s most iconic jazz clubs.
Saturday 26 December 2026
1pm & 6.45pm (£40 – £50)
Phebe Edwards
North London-born vocalist Phebe Edwards combines gospel-rooted power with classical precision and soulful expression. Having performed with artists including Adele, Elton John, Stormzy and Jessie J, she is celebrated for her soaring vocals and emotional depth. Expect an unforgettable evening of soul, R&B and musical storytelling.
Sunday 27 December 2026
1pm & 6.45pm (£30 – £40)
Joanna Eden
Joanna Eden returns to Ronnie Scott’s with her band to celebrate her seventh album, The Road to Paysandu. Blending her heartfelt original songs with music by Joni Mitchell, Stephen Sondheim and Burt Bacharach, she is joined by Latin jazz greats Andrés Lafone and Guillermo Hill, with drummer George Double. Expect a captivating evening of soulful vocals, Latin rhythms and infectious grooves
Monday 28 December 2026
5pm & 8.15pm (£40 – £50)
Michelle John
Michelle John is a powerhouse British vocalist whose career spans gospel, soul, pop and classical crossover. A finalist on The Voice UK, she has performed and recorded with legends including Eric Clapton, George Michael, Madonna and Céline Dion, as well as appearing for President Obama and Queen Elizabeth II. With commanding vocals and a captivating stage presence, Michelle brings an extraordinary depth of experience to every performance.
Tuesday 29 December 2026
10.45PM (£12)
Late Late Show Upstairs presented by Parthenope with Women in Jazz
Parthenope is a Leeds-born singer and saxophonist blending jazz influences with contemporary songwriting. Known for uplifting, danceable tracks and expressive improvisation, she has collaborated with artists including Tom Misch, Celeste and Mark Ronson, and performs in partnership with Women in Jazz, showcasing her soulful sound and dynamic live presence.
Wednesday 30 December 2026
5pm & 8.15pm (£30 – £45)
Natalie Williams & Jamie Safir Trio
Natalie Williams joins pianist Jamie Safir and his trio at Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Club for an evening of jazz standards, Broadway favourites and soulful classics, featuring music by George Gershwin, Carole King and Stevie Wonder, alongside fresh arrangements and spontaneous improvisation.
Wednesday 30 December 2026 *LATE LATE SHOW*
10.45pm (£15)
Vocal Jazz Jam
Ronnie Scott’s presents its first-ever Vocal Jazz Jam, held every Wednesday night Upstairs at Ronnie’s. Hosted by pianist Jamie Safir with three of the UK’s finest jazz voices on rotation - Natalie Williams, Emma Smith and Georgia Cécile - the evening offers a platform for rising vocal talent to share the stage at one of the world’s most iconic jazz clubs.
Thursday 31 December 2026
5pm & 9.30pm (£250)
New Year’s Eve Upstairs with Vanessa Haynes
Trinidad-born vocalist Vanessa Haynes brings her distinctive blend of soul, blues and jazz to the stage. Best known as the longtime frontwoman of legendary jazz-funk band Incognito, she has also performed with Van Morrison and Chaka Khan, and appeared at the BBC Proms and London Jazz Festival. Expect powerhouse vocals and soulful interpretations of iconic classics.
Ronnie Scott’s
47 Frith Street
Soho
London
W1D 4HT