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The Dime NotesBlues drenched clarinet-driven 1920’s New Orleans jazz with London’s hard-swinging vintage jazz band. -
Wheatley’s ArcadiansStrings ain't what they used to be. A masterclass in musicianship, musical history, and sheer enjoyment. -
Viper Club 4A quartet that delves into the vault of the infamous Onxy Club with some of the most compelling, undeniably hard-swinging recordings to come out of 30’s New York -
Don Vappie & Jazz CreoleAward winning Créole Banjoist guitarist vocalist from New Orleans, considered one of the best banjoists in the history of New Orleans. An emblematic artist of his city, of his culture. -
Tcha Limberger TrioUndeniably the most loved and respected Gypsy musician on the planet, violin superstar Tcha Limberger, recently accorded the title by The Times “Polymath King of Gypsy music”. -
Les Violons de BruxellesAn original take on the string orchestra. The traditional set-up of the legendary Hot Club de France Quintet, of violin, solo guitar, rhythm guitars & bass, turn on its head. -
European Jazz QuartetSidney Bechet, Louis Armstrong, and the Preservation Hall brought to life by Adrian Cox, Jerome Etcheberry , Dave Kelbie and Sebastien Girardot -
John Etheridge's Sweet ChorusOriginally formed as a tribute by guitar legend Etheridge to his mentor and inspiration Stephane Grappelli and now celebrating 25 years on tour. -
Django a la CreoleGround breaking quartet led by the immaculate Evan Christopher, with a reputation as the most graceful band on tour at the time. -
London Django CollectiveAn innovative forum for musicians influenced by the musical legacy of Django Reinhardt, pushing the genre of Gypsy jazz forward into the vibrant London jazz scene. -
Complete Morton ProjectA new perspective on one of America’s most important musical figures of the 20th century by Andrew Oliver and David Horniblow. -
Evan Christopher & Fapy LafertinLafertin is an institution! widely thought of as the heir to Django’s crown. Christopher, a powerhouse of sound, swing and invention. -
LatchepenUpbeat swing to jazz, unfamiliar Gypsy Jazz fare and cool original compositions from London-based chamber Gypsy Jazz Manouche band. -
Tcha Limberger's Kalotaszeg TrioLaments, Czardas’ and Szaporas from the Transylvanian region of Kalotaszeg with the beautiful voice and violin playing of Tcha Limberger. -
George Washingmachine QuartetStuff Smith influenced violin playing, eccentric and his great band have electrified audiences throughout Europe and Asia. -
Andy Aitchison QuartetOne of the finest violinists in the jazz world inspired by Jazz swing legends Charlie Christian Benny Goodman and blues artists like BB King. -
Trio TatavlaCelebrated violinist Tcha Limberger takes the traditional role of singer of the Amanes, a performer and town crier of great musical fame. -
Michael McQuaid Saxophone QuartetChamber jazz perspectives on early 20th century popular music. Inspired by virtuosic saxophone innovator Merle Johnston in 1929/30. -
Fapy Lafertin & Le JazzFapy Lafertin, musician, composer, legendary figure. Studied by many and widely thought of as the rightful heir to Django’s crown -
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SzaporaFabulous Octet legendary for brilliant & mesmerising performances from all over central Europe: Yugoslavia Romania, Hungary, Bulgaria. -
Kamao QuartetJazz, Swing, traditional Romani songs & some Gypsy jazz thrown in from Jean de Talhouet's multi-national eclectic band of musicians.
