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A Multi-Venue Jazz Festival Is Coming To Brick Lane

by The Culture Newspaper April 17, 2024
by The Culture Newspaper April 17, 2024
The Brick Lane Jazz Festival is returning for its third year this April, with a killer line-up of performances by some of the UK’s most exciting jazz artists at east London’s favourite venues.

Since debuting in 2022, the festival has become known as a major player in the new jazz scene and as a place where lovers of the genre can discover the next big thing.

This year will be bigger than ever, as organisers are adding two new live stages at Rough Trade East and Rich Mix, as well as a new Main Stage at Village Underground.

And the packed programme of musicians and DJs is set to include Theo Croker, Chip Wickham, Esa’s Afro-Synth Band ft. Kamazu, Secret Night Gang, Olive Jones, COLECTIVA, Mackwood, Don Glori, Eriksson Kaner, And Is Phi, Brother Portrait and Tru Thoughts, among many, many more. Jazz fans, you don’t wanna miss this.
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