Gigs
Lizzie Newbery and Hugh Turner | Beenham
Wed 1 July 2026 | Lizzie Newbery vocals and Hugh Turner guitar | The Six Bells, The Green, Back Lane, Beenham, RG7 5NX | 8 –10pm | Entry just £6 | Book places by email or call 0118 971 3368 or pay on the door.
Lizzie has been performing for 25 years in London and Oxford. With her beautiful voice, Lizzie sings from the heart and swings with a playfulness that will make you smile.
Guildford Jazz at The Guildford Cricket Pavilion | Karen Street Quartet
Wed 1 July | Guildford Jazz at The Guildford Cricket Pavilion | Karen Street Quartet | Guildford Pavilion, Woodbridge Rd GU1 4RP | Jazz from 20.00 to 22.15| Tickets £20 (Discounts for Members and Students) from here
The UK’s leading virtuoso accordionist Karen Street has played with a host of other well-known performers, including Bryan Ferry, Grace Jones, Pavarotti, Andrea Bocelli and leading orchestras such as The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra and The London Symphony Orchestra. Her ‘L’Esprit du Jazz’ Quartet plays music inspired by French swing, Latin and Tango alongside original compositions and jazz standards. Expect a totally joyous evening of toe-tapping music and outstanding musicianship with Sam Dunne (guitar), Marianne Windham (bass) and Katie Patterson (drums).
Jazz at Progress | Matt Skelton presents The Blackhawk Quintet: Celebrating Shelly Manne
Fri 3 Jul 2026 | Matt Skelton presents The Blackhawk Quintet: Celebrating Shelly Manne | James Davison trumpet, Mark Crooks tenor sax, Leon Greening piano, Conor Chaplin bass, Matt Skelton drums | Progress Theatre, The Mount, Christchurch Road, Reading, RG1 5HL | Doors 7pm, Music 7:30pm | £20.00 (£18.00 concessions, £10 under 16) | Information and tickets
Bracknell Jazz Presents the ADAM DYER QUARTET with KLARA DEVLIN trumpet
Fri 3 July 2026 | Adam Dyer piano, Duncan Eagles reeds, Jakob Cwynski bass, Eric Ford drums | South Hill Park Arts Centre, Ringmead, Bracknell RG12 7PA | Music 19:30-21:50 | Tickets; £19.00. Under 18 £8.50 Concessions for disabled and carer. 01344 484123
Mark Aston, sax with The Terry Hutchins Qrt | Pangbourne Jazz Club
Sun 5 July 2026 with Terry Hutchins (guitar), JP (piano), Brian Greene (drums) and Andy Crowdy (double bass), at Pangbourne WMC, Rosewood Hall, 1 Whitchurch Road, Pangbourne, RG8 7BS | Doors 645pm | Music 730pm – 10pm | Advance Online Tickets £14 (+ £1.65 booking fees) £14 Cash or card on the door | For further information and tickets
Jazz at The Four Horseshoes | Sherfield-on-Loddon
Tues 7 July 2026 | Equinox Quartet with Guest TBC | Guest TBC ——, Peter Bingham tenor sax, John Clarke guitar, Derek Alford bass, and Paul Kaluza drums | Four Horseshoes pub, Sherfield-on-Loddon RG27 0EX | 8pm to 10.30pm | Four Horseshoes | No charge for admission (donations are welcomed)
Bossa Gringo | Crowmarsh
Sat 11 Jul 2026 | Bossa Gringo | Crowmarsh Village Hall, Benson Lane, Crowmarsh Gifford, OX10 8ED | £18
Plenty of free parking is available. There is a bar and stone baked pizza available provided by local pub The Queens Head. Tickets are reduced to £5 for anyone living or working in adult social care and anyone in receipt of benefits from DWP – please get in touch for details: email or phone (07795974223).
Guildford Jazz at The Guildford Institute | Rob Barron Trio
Mon 13 July | Guildford Jazz at The Guildford Institute | Rob Barron Trio | Guildford Institute, Ward St, GU1 4LH | Jazz from 14.00 to 15.00 | Tickets £12 (Discounts for Members and Students) from here
Jazz pianist and composer Rob Barron has been described as “one of the most creative and versatile musicians of his generation” and is highly regarded for his improvisational flair and innate musicality that reveal influences of the American greats Cedar Walton, Wynton Kelly and Sonny Clark. He performs regularly with visiting American jazz musicians and has featured on numerous movie soundtracks, including Baz Luhrmann’s adaptation of The Great Gatsby. Completing the trio are drummer Josh Morrison and bassist Marianne Windham.
A special tribute to Marlow’s ‘Mr Jazz’ with Five-Way Split
Alan Grahame’s 99th Birthday Concert | The Crooked Billet, Stoke Row
Sat 18 July 2026 | Alan Grahame’s 99th Birthday Concert | Alan, with a host of very special Jazz guests, celebrates 93 years on stage | The Crooked Billet, Newlands Ln, Stoke Row RG9 5PU | Arrive 7pm latest, music from 8:30 PM | £35 music cover | Full details and tickets here or call us on 01491 681048
Debby Bracknell and Stuart Henderson | Windsor Jazz Club
Sun 19 July 2026| A beautiful musical pairing of international star vocalist Debby Bracknell and melodic trumpet maestro Stuart Henderson | Debby Bracknell Voice, Stuart Henderson Trumpet, Howard King Double Bass, Tom Neill Piano | Windsor Jazz Club, at The Hope, 7 Ward Royal Parade, Alma Road, Windsor SL4 3HR | Doors 7.30pm | Music 8 – 10pm | £5 – £10 in advance (no booking fees) | For further information and tickets please visit https://windsorjazzclub.uk/
Guildford Jazz at Wood Street
Sun 19 July | Guildford Jazz at Wood Street | Lianne Carroll & others | Wood Street Village Green, Guildford GU3 3EU | Jazz from 13.30 to 22.15| Tickets £27.50 (Discounts for Members and Students) from here
Another wonderful afternoon on Wood Street Village Green in aid of Challengers, a charity that supports disabled young people and their families. Headlining is the multi-award-winning pianist Liane Carroll, one of the UK’s most popular and dynamic vocalists, plus the James Davison & Calum Au Quintet evoking the spirit of 50’s and 60’s jazz. There’s also a set from Wood St regulars the Somethin’ Else Big Band and a first appearance on the newcomer’s stage from the Alice Milburn Quartet.
Guildford Jazz at The Stoke | Neil Angilley Trio
Fri 31 July| Guildford Jazz at The Stoke | Neil Angilley Trio | The Stoke, 103 Stoke Road, Guildford GU1 4JN | Jazz from 20.00 to 22.15| Tickets £18.00 (Discounts for Members and Students) from here
A welcome return to Guildford Jazz for this awesome trio. Their unique sound incorporates instrumental virtuosity and three-part vocal harmony, creating an uplifting take on the infectious rhythms of Brazil and Cuba. They have released five albums and work regularly in the London jazz scene and across the UK, performing at prestigious venues including Ronnie Scott’s, The Stables, and the 606 Club. Featuring Neil Angilley (piano & vocals), Davide Mantovani (bass & vocals), and Davide Giovannini (drums & lead vocals).
