Jamboree

At Limehouse de Reverie Ewan Bleach performs with residents The Cable Street Rag Band. As the name suggests, they are a band that formed at the Cable Street studios in Limehouse who play Rags. But that is not all. This is a old-style jazz band that also plays blues, song-book foxtrots and swing numbers along with occasional other dance music from around the world, including waltzes, beguines, tangos and the odd polkas, All of their repertoire dates from the 1850s-1940s. Join us at 7.00pm for a pre-gig dance class with Lesta from Dis Swing Thing - ticket packages available below.

Join Ewan Bleach for Sunday lunch in the company of his big band, The Fleeting Paradise Orchestra The ensemble plays arrangements of popular songs and original blues and jazz numbers from the 10-piece ‘territory’ bands of late 20s and early 30s America, such as Benny Moten, Charlie Johnson, Fess Williams and Duke Ellington. They also play material from dance bands from Canada and the UK, such as Guy Lombardo and Bert Ambrose, and some original compositions and arrangements by Ewan himself. Online tickets will be charged an extra 10% administrative fee.

At Limehouse de Reverie Ewan Bleach performs with residents The Cable Street Rag Band. As the name suggests, they are a band that formed at the Cable Street studios in Limehouse who play Rags. But that is not all. This is a old-style jazz band that also plays blues, song-book foxtrots and swing numbers along with occasional other dance music from around the world, including waltzes, beguines, tangos and the odd polkas, All of their repertoire dates from the 1850s-1940s. Join us at 7.00pm for a pre-gig dance class with Lesta from Dis Swing Thing - ticket packages available below.

Join Ewan Bleach for Sunday lunch in the company of his big band, The Fleeting Paradise Orchestra The ensemble plays arrangements of popular songs and original blues and jazz numbers from the 10-piece ‘territory’ bands of late 20s and early 30s America, such as Benny Moten, Charlie Johnson, Fess Williams and Duke Ellington. They also play material from dance bands from Canada and the UK, such as Guy Lombardo and Bert Ambrose, and some original compositions and arrangements by Ewan himself. Online tickets will be charged an extra 10% administrative fee.

At Limehouse de Reverie Ewan Bleach performs with residents The Cable Street Rag Band. As the name suggests, they are a band that formed at the Cable Street studios in Limehouse who play Rags. But that is not all. This is a old-style jazz band that also plays blues, song-book foxtrots and swing numbers along with occasional other dance music from around the world, including waltzes, beguines, tangos and the odd polkas, All of their repertoire dates from the 1850s-1940s. Join us at 7.00pm for a pre-gig dance class with Lesta from Dis Swing Thing - ticket packages available below.

Friday night at Jamboree with the fantastic Tashkezar crafting their Baladi Funk sound from an array of musical influences: vintage Egyptian Pop, Anatolian Rock, Balkan Folk, Afrobeat and more, with support from Zeeya, playing pre-War Rebetiko and Greek folk featuring the 'Laiki kithara' (folk guitar) and violin. Hailing from Egypt, Uzbekistan, the UK and US and united in their obsession with the groove, headliners Tashkezar are one of the most exciting acts rising on the UK global music scene right now, blending psych guitars with funk-driven basslines, punchy horns, anthemic synth and euphoric Arabic vocals, creating an electrifying and deeply danceable sound. In support, Zeeya are a dynamic, experimental guitar-violin duo based in London, playing a repertoire of pre-war (WWII) Rebetiko and Greek folk music. The 'Laiki kithara' (folk guitar) and the violin became increasingly important instruments in the urban folk music of the early 20th century in Greece and minor Asia. With musicians such as Antonis Dalgas, and Spyros Peristeris, the guitar breaks away from its monotonous rhythmic role and explores a plethora of melodic and rhythmic approaches. The violin acts as a second voice guiding and supporting vocals through lyrics that are very expressive, often long stories about love and despair, rejection and death. As Zeeya, Vasileios Voulgaropoulos and Ismini Mouzakiti bring a progressive twist to the songs, experimenting with various techniques involving rhythms, harmonies and flavours from different musical genres. As a project, this is a space to explore this repertoire and these two instruments from a variety of perspectives – drawing inspiration from contemporary bands like Roviolides, Kadinelia, Monsieur Doumani and others. Jamboree food option: Our ‘Zer’ kitchen is open from 5pm serving delicious Middle Eastern fusion food for you to enjoy a pre-gig meal/snack if you wish!

The electrifying sound of Birmingham’s fiery Bonfire Radicals is both intensely creative and irresistibly fun: a raucous and danceable feast of dynamic, high-octane, prog-folk music.. On Saturday November 7th we welcome them to Jamboree! The band's live set is a frenzy of energy – “dynamic and high octane" (Fatea Magazine) – and captures the adventurous breadth of their musical imaginations which emerge from a melting pot of original and traditional tunes from the British Isles to the Balkans. Rhythmic grooves, instrumental fireworks, rich vocal harmonies and delicate a cappella all collide and explode into a “crashing rollercoaster of sound…alive with possibility and thrills" (KLOF Radio). "A serious powerhouse of a performance ... foot-stomping and adrenalin-powered and came on like folk music played by ravers." - The Artsdesk ★★★★ "With an electrifying global sound, the Radicals deliver a swaggering, sweaty set guaranteed to get listeners up and dancing. Exhilarating and exuberant" - Songlines ★★★★ Jamboree food option: Our ‘Zer’ kitchen is open from 5pm serving delicious Middle Eastern fusion food for you to enjoy a meal/snack if you wish! *Image by Grant Harper

Welcoming the very special La Colectiva Sonera de los Valles de Oaxaca to Jamboree, taking us on a journey through the soundscapes of southern Mexican Son Jarocho music and dance, the folk poetry of the fandango, and bonds of community friendship forged in London, sharing stories of global journeys that have sparked a love for the land and a spirit of community resistance. La Colectiva Sonera de los Valles de Oaxaca is a community project deeply engaged in cultural activities both nationally and internationally. Join them for a night of music, dance, poetry and special guests. Jamboree food option: Our ‘Zer’ kitchen is open from 5pm serving delicious Middle Eastern fusion food for you to enjoy a meal/snack if you wish!

At Limehouse de Reverie Ewan Bleach performs with residents The Cable Street Rag Band. As the name suggests, they are a band that formed at the Cable Street studios in Limehouse who play Rags. But that is not all. This is a old-style jazz band that also plays blues, song-book foxtrots and swing numbers along with occasional other dance music from around the world, including waltzes, beguines, tangos and the odd polkas, All of their repertoire dates from the 1850s-1940s. Join us at 7.00pm for a pre-gig dance class with Lesta from Dis Swing Thing - ticket packages available below.

DiBrasspora is an exciting new collective of some of the UK's finest Klezmer brass and woodwind players re-imagining traditional Klezmer and Moldovan melodies in a modern brass band context, with a strong focus on improvisation and inventive interpretation. Combining a deep collective knowledge and love of this music with an ambition to connect with modern audiences, the band draw both inspiration and repertoire from the likes of German Goldenshteyn, Emil Kroitor and Konsonans Retro. They group includes musicians from bands such as Don Kipper, Raka Balkan Band, Klezmer Foygl, Doikayt, Makam Salam, and The Hop Skotshne Klezmer Band. Tonight's event is part of the 2026 EFG London Jazz Festival! Jamboree food option: Our ‘Zer’ kitchen is open from 5pm serving delicious Middle Eastern fusion food for you to enjoy a meal/snack if you wish! Find the menu HERE! DiBrasspora are: Clarinet - Daniel Gouly Clarinet - Hannah Ochner Trumpet - Oliver Presman Alto Saxophone - Mani Wells Tenor Saxophone - John Macnaughton Tuba - Adina Presman Poik (Percussion) - Karen Yarnell

A very special Saturday night at Jamboree with Congolese-British artist Liz Ikamba, bringing her distinctive Congo alt-pop and Afro-soul, blending traditional influences with global diasporic sounds including jazz, dub-reggae and neo-soul! Support comes from Baldo Verdú, playing a set rooted in Afro-Venezuelan tradition, rhythm and identity. This show is part of the EFG London Jazz Festival. Creating music driven by polyrhythm, deep basslines and powerful soul vocals, and described as ‘Erykah Badu, Sade and Nina Simone with a Congolese twist’, Liz Ikamba seamlessly blends musical styles with intimate songwriting, a contemporary diasporic perspective, and the rhythmic, melodic traditions of Central Africa. Her work explores themes of storytelling, identity, heritage and belonging, with a warm tone, global awareness and lyrical depth. Liz sings in both English and Lingala, and her immersive and participatory performances invite audiences into a shared experience of rhythm, movement and connection. Jamboree food option: Our ‘Zer’ kitchen is open from 5pm serving delicious Middle Eastern fusion food for you to enjoy a meal/snack if you wish!

Join Ewan Bleach for Sunday lunch in the company of his big band, The Fleeting Paradise Orchestra The ensemble plays arrangements of popular songs and original blues and jazz numbers from the 10-piece ‘territory’ bands of late 20s and early 30s America, such as Benny Moten, Charlie Johnson, Fess Williams and Duke Ellington. They also play material from dance bands from Canada and the UK, such as Guy Lombardo and Bert Ambrose, and some original compositions and arrangements by Ewan himself. Online tickets will be charged an extra 10% administrative fee.

Wednesday night at Jamboree with the fantastic Sharqiah, a ground-breaking outfit that bridges Middle Eastern musical heritage with contemporary global jazz. Blending traditions from Morocco, Yemen, Turkey and beyond, the band weaves soulful woodwinds, rich arrangements, and driving grooves into an unforgettable, hypnotic live experience! Tonight's event is part of the EFG London Jazz Festival. Expect an evening of transportive melodies and brilliant improvisation, with the band also joined by the brilliant Olcay Bayir as a guest singer. . The band's line-up is: Ofer Peled – Saxophone, Clarinet, Flutes, Zorna. Olcay Bayir – Guest Singer Konstantinos Glynos – Qanun Tomer Eldor – Piano Giuliano Osella – Drums Giovani Cresseri – Bass Jamboree food option: Our ‘Zer’ kitchen is open from 5pm serving delicious Middle Eastern fusion food for you to enjoy a meal/snack if you wish!

At Limehouse de Reverie Ewan Bleach performs with residents The Cable Street Rag Band. As the name suggests, they are a band that formed at the Cable Street studios in Limehouse who play Rags. But that is not all. This is a old-style jazz band that also plays blues, song-book foxtrots and swing numbers along with occasional other dance music from around the world, including waltzes, beguines, tangos and the odd polkas, All of their repertoire dates from the 1850s-1940s. Join us at 7.00pm for a pre-gig dance class with Lesta from Dis Swing Thing - ticket packages available below.

A very special Friday night at Jamboree with Natty Congeroo & The Flames of Rhythm bring their combination of tight original numbers and explosive interpretations of classic Hot Jazz, Swing, Rhythm ’n’ Blues and Gospel numbers from the Golden Era of the 1920s - 1950’s. The band have earned a reputation as a top festival/party Swing band for their high-energy performances and immersive crowd experiences. This night is part of the 2026 EFG London Festival! Jamboree food option: Our ‘Zer’ kitchen is open from 5pm serving delicious Middle Eastern fusion food for you to enjoy a meal/snack if you wish!

Saturday night at Jamboree with The Brass Funkeys, a trailblazer in the new generation of UK Brass Bands! Over 14 years of tearing up clubs and festival stages across the UK and Europe, the band have refined an eclectic and powerful sound that brims with creativity, groove, and infectious energy, marrying the vibrancy of New Orleans with multiple globe spanning influences... "Brass has not been this good since that time Reel Big Fish covered A-Ha... The Brass Funkeys are my favourite band. 10/10" — VICE Magazine: Noisey Music Having graced the main stages at Glastonbury, Boomtown, Wilderness and more; played iconic venues like Ronnie as well as winning the Haizetara International Street Band Festival in Spain in 2025; the Brass Funkeys are a band not to be missed. Their latest album 'BLOW HORN!' was released in April 2026 alongside a 9-date Mardi Gras inspired UK tour. With 12 tracks drawing influences from drum'n'bass through Afrobeat to Mauritian Sega, it showcases modern brass music at its best. "Terrific... what a band" — James Morrison, BBC Radio 2 This event is part of the 2026 EFG London Jazz Festival! Jamboree food option: Our ‘Zer’ kitchen is open from 5pm serving delicious Middle Eastern fusion food for you to enjoy a meal/snack if you wish! *Feature image by Dave Hamblett

An intimate night of flamenco at Jamboree with ace dancer and director Lourdes Fernandez and her band! The group features dancer Lourdes, guitar player Adrián Solá, Demi Garcia on drums and vocalist Monica Garcia. With minimal set-up and few instruments the spectator will witness their raw expression, allowing for an intimate connection with the art. Expect a shimmering, dancing, handclapping feast and a virtuosic performance of this beautiful artform. . Jamboree food option: Our ‘Zer’ kitchen is open from 5pm serving delicious Middle Eastern fusion food for you to enjoy a pre-gig meal/snack if you wish!

At Limehouse de Reverie Ewan Bleach performs with residents The Cable Street Rag Band. As the name suggests, they are a band that formed at the Cable Street studios in Limehouse who play Rags. But that is not all. This is a old-style jazz band that also plays blues, song-book foxtrots and swing numbers along with occasional other dance music from around the world, including waltzes, beguines, tangos and the odd polkas, All of their repertoire dates from the 1850s-1940s. Join us at 7.00pm for a pre-gig dance class with Lesta from Dis Swing Thing - ticket packages available below.

A Friday night of early 20th century ragtime, blues and jazz at Jamboree with the The Rigmarollers, with support from Mambo Jambo and their tour bus full of instruments! Featuring Ed Hopwood (vocals, harmonica, percussion, guitar), Julian Marshall (guitar, fiddle, mandolin) and Ewan Penkey (sousaphone), headliners The Rigmarollers bring their unique take on the blues. A trio with a massive sound, they put vocals, harmonica, guitar and sousaphone over an irresistible backbeat. Over the last year they have made the leap to festival headliners, and released '21st Century Speakeasy Music’' LP last year. “A joy” - Bournemouth Echo In support, musical explorers and eclectic acoustic Roots duo Mambo Jambo bringing an upbeat mash-up of styles, with magically-crafted elements of roots, jazz, world and folk. The band features Pete on guitar, banjo, vocals, accordion, Cuban tres, and ukulele and Frankie on sax, vocals, clarinet, flute. And between them all lies all kinds of percussion! The duo have played venues and festivals all over the UK and internationally. Jamboree food option: Our ‘Zer’ kitchen is open from 5pm serving delicious Middle Eastern fusion food for you to enjoy a pre-gig meal/snack if you wish!

The Turbans return to Jamboree for a magical November Sunday night. The band are a very special international collective whose music draws deeply from Arabic, Balkan, and Turkish traditions, with threads from Eastern Europe and the wider Mediterranean! Founded in folk but lit by powerful electric guitar lines, their sweeping orchestral layers and ancient oriental rhythms combine to create a psychedelic, transcendental sound. With a bold eastern sound, driving rhythmic pulse, and a striking presence, they leave audiences with little choice but to smile, dance, and shout for joy. Built from the intertwining paths and cultural crossings of its widely travelled, highly skilled musicians, the band have grown from humble beginnings into a distinctive force on the global world music scene. Their live show is the real driving force: an interstellar, crowd-igniting experience that pulls everyone into the same rhythm. Energy flows freely between stage and audience and the crowd moves as one. The band's core members have roots in Bulgaria, Greece, Iraq, Israel, Iran, England, Spain, and Italy, and have come together, united beyond borders, to play concerts and main-stage festivals across Europe, North America, the Middle East, Hong Kong, India, and beyond. They have appeared numerous times at the BBC, as well as at Glastonbury Festival and WOMEX, and have collaborated and performed with projects such as Africa Express. The Turbans' aim is to show unity in action by bringing music directly to the people, young and old alike, creating shared moments of joy and genuine connection. Blending vibrant spontaneity, openness of spirit, and deep respect for one another’s traditions, the music speaks for itself. Jamboree food option: Our ‘Zer’ kitchen is open from 5pm serving delicious Middle Eastern fusion food for you to enjoy a pre-gig meal/snack if you wish!

At Limehouse de Reverie Ewan Bleach performs with residents The Cable Street Rag Band. As the name suggests, they are a band that formed at the Cable Street studios in Limehouse who play Rags. But that is not all. This is a old-style jazz band that also plays blues, song-book foxtrots and swing numbers along with occasional other dance music from around the world, including waltzes, beguines, tangos and the odd polkas, All of their repertoire dates from the 1850s-1940s. Join us at 7.00pm for a pre-gig dance class with Lesta from Dis Swing Thing - ticket packages available below.

Jazz n' lounge experimenters Les Hommes return to Jamboree with the outta-sight mood, bringing on mid-century sonic chic, '60s Rio sambossa, percussion-heavy mondo jazz and sounds from Cinecittà. Led by organist Rory More and the visceral tones of his very vintage Lowrey organ, Les Hommes promise the grooves and vibrations lost to dusty celluloid. Plus, before- and after-show vinyl DJs play rarified hipster jazz, soundtracks, '60s Euro poptasms and orgies in orchestral rhythm n' groove. Stand by for dance floor killers! DJ support TBA Jamboree food option: Our ‘Zer’ kitchen is open from 5pm serving delicious Middle Eastern fusion food for you to enjoy a meal/snack if you wish!

Join Ewan Bleach for Sunday lunch in the company of his big band, The Fleeting Paradise Orchestra The ensemble plays arrangements of popular songs and original blues and jazz numbers from the 10-piece ‘territory’ bands of late 20s and early 30s America, such as Benny Moten, Charlie Johnson, Fess Williams and Duke Ellington. They also play material from dance bands from Canada and the UK, such as Guy Lombardo and Bert Ambrose, and some original compositions and arrangements by Ewan himself. Online tickets will be charged an extra 10% administrative fee.

At Limehouse de Reverie Ewan Bleach performs with residents The Cable Street Rag Band. As the name suggests, they are a band that formed at the Cable Street studios in Limehouse who play Rags. But that is not all. This is a old-style jazz band that also plays blues, song-book foxtrots and swing numbers along with occasional other dance music from around the world, including waltzes, beguines, tangos and the odd polkas, All of their repertoire dates from the 1850s-1940s. Join us at 7.00pm for a pre-gig dance class with Lesta from Dis Swing Thing - ticket packages available below.

🎄🎶 AMALGAMA: A PRE-CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION AT JAMBOREE! 🎶🎄 Before the festive season gets into full swing, gather your friends, dust off your dancing shoes 💃🕺 and join us for a special night at the iconic Jamboree in King’s Cross on Saturday 12th December! ✨ Get into the festive spirit with an evening of uplifting traditional music from Asia Minor, Thrace, Macedonia, Epirus and, of course, the Greek islands! 🎻🎶 We’re delighted to be joined by our dearest friends Michalis Iskas on violin and Miltos Boumis on percussion. ❤️ 🎁 Make it your pre-Christmas night out! Bring your friends, enjoy some drinks and nibbles, and let’s celebrate the season with great music, dancing and wonderful company. 🕗 Doors: 20:00 🎶 Music: 20:45 🎟️ Advance tickets: £15 + booking fee 🎟️ On the door: £20 (subject to availability) 🪑 Seating: A limited number of tables and chairs will be available on a first-come, first-served basis, so arrive early if you’d like to grab a seat. Let’s dance our way into the festive season! We can’t wait to see you there! 💙🎶

At Limehouse de Reverie Ewan Bleach performs with residents The Cable Street Rag Band. As the name suggests, they are a band that formed at the Cable Street studios in Limehouse who play Rags. But that is not all. This is a old-style jazz band that also plays blues, song-book foxtrots and swing numbers along with occasional other dance music from around the world, including waltzes, beguines, tangos and the odd polkas, All of their repertoire dates from the 1850s-1940s. Join us at 7.00pm for a pre-gig dance class with Lesta from Dis Swing Thing - ticket packages available below.