Immy Churchill | Vortex | 5 June 2026
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Immy Churchill, Songs That Shaped Me, Vortex Downstairs ****

A rising vocals star finds her own path

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“It’s about the exchange”: Tom Challenger and Evan Parker unite

An exciting summit meeting is readying for the summer that unites Evan Parker and Tom Challenger

Reviews

Anthony Joseph, The Ark, Heavenly Sweetness ****

Another strong showing from London scene British Trinidadian poet, vocalist, singer-songwriter Anthony Joseph and his kicking band

Live reviews

Marvin Muoneké, Mark Lockheart, Gary Crosby, Alex Webb and Winston Clifford – Cadogan Hall **** recommended

A lunchtime appointment themed around the timelessness of Coltrane and Hartman proves charming and thoughtfully spun in Chelsea.

Live reviews

Andrea Di Biase’s Oltremare, Vortex ***1/2

Persuasive originals win the day.

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Looking ahead to the 2026 London Jazz Festival

More on this year's London Jazz Festival

Dylan Jones
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Dylan Jones to debut

London trumpeter Dylan Jones to release debut album Statue on 26 June via Banger Factory Records, with new single Plastic Petals out 12...

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Glasgow jazz 40th

A landmark festival of international clout clocks up 40 years

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Tomorrow’s Warriors and Bank of America

Deal sealed that signals corporate support for the Tomorrow's Warriors big band.

Kat Eaton
Reviews

Kat Eaton, What Happens Now, Reason and Rhyme ***1/2

Spolit for choice there's so much here - Kat Eaton delivers

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Johanna Summer, Dialoge, ACT ****

A series of remarkable classically inspired two piano encounters prove full of grace. There's a remarkable sense of uncrowded poise and stillness to...

Afraid to Speak | cover art | Paul Dunmall
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Paul Dunmall, Afraid to Speak, Discus Music **** recommended

There are lots of layers to this tender, edgy in places, gem from English free-jazz veteran saxist Paul Dunmall

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Goldings, Bernstein, Stewart

Summer highlight

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Nils Berg and the Norrbotten Big Band, Paid To Cry, Hoob Records **** recommended

Tapping into the Swedish blues via a tender big band approach

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Young Irish Jazz contest

New talent? The context is the Young Irish jazzer contest

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A giant of the music departs with the news that Sonny Rollins has died

The last major figure of the bebop era departs this vale of tears.

Jeremy Siskind and Claire Martin
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Jeremy Siskind, Seeking Balance, Outside in Music **** recommended

Claire Martin is sublime particularly on 'Snow'. And ripples from the instrumentals of the Siskind led piano trio cascade in ever increasing circles...