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SEPTEMBER - OCTOBER 2010Featuring: Average White Band | Liane Carroll |

Mica Paris | Hypnotic Brass Ensemble | JoseFeliciano | Manu Dibango | Lonnie Liston Smith |

Ernie Watts | Nigel Kennedy | Carmen Lundy |

Joe Louis Walker | and many more...

Cover artist: Jose Feliciano

LISTEN ONLINE AT

www.ronniescotts.co.uk

CAN WE JUST START BYSAYING ...A huge thanks to over 180 musicians (we counted!) forparticipating in our 2nd annual Brit Jazz Fest fortnight inAugust. It was great to see full houses every night for avaried, and at points challenging programme which reflectedthe wealth and diversity of jazz talent in this country. Wehope you were able to check out some of it for yourself.

A special mention to ‘Brit Jazz Radio’, our inaugural radiostation effort which really heightened the festival buzz. It wasbroadcast on FM and online over the two weeks and nowcontinues 24/7 online. Listen in at www.ronniescotts.co.uk.Special guest presenters, live shows, interviews, latest newsand the best of recorded jazz ... Nice.

September starts with a trio of top vocalists Terry Reid, LianeCarroll and Mica Paris. Other highlights - a week’s run forpremier Scottish soul/funksters Average White Band (alreadysold out, sorry), US hip-hop influenced Hypnotic Brass andeffortlessly cool vocalist Jose James, plus Nigel Kennedyleading a very special gig to celebrate Jimi Hendrix’s last everperformance on stage at Ronnie Scott’s precisely 40 years ago.Following this, a night to commemorate the recent and tragicpassing of our beloved house drummer, Chris Dagley.

Taking us into October, Grammy Award-Winning guitarist/singer Jose Feliciano plays 4 nights, plus return trips for GiladAtzmon celebrating 10 years of the Orient House, Snowboy,Clare Teal, Manu Dibango , Carmen Lundy, Ernie Watts, StaceyKent and Brian Auger. Club debuts also for Irish folk jazz singerMary Coughlan and funk pioneer Lonnie Liston Smith, plus cultblues figure Joe Louis Walker drops in for 2 nights.

It just remains to remind you to check out our Late Late showsif you haven’t already (Every Monday-Thursday from 11pmuntil, well, late) - plus the melting pot that is our Wednesdayupstairs Jazz Jam is relishing its new lease of life underyoung trumpeter Andy Davies... tell your muso mates to comedown and have a blow.

And for the festive cynics amongst you, you’ll be relieved tohear we don’t have space to tell you about our Christmasseason ... yet. That’ll come in the next brochure. What a relief!

Nick Lewis. Ops ManagerRonnie Scott’s Club

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GIGS AT A GLANCE

Ronnie Scotts: 47 Frith St, London, W1D 4HTBookings: www.ronniescotts.co.ukTel: 02074390747 Contact: [email protected]

SEPTEMBER

WED 1ST: TERRY REIDTHURS 2ND: LIANE CARROLLFRI 3RD - SAT 4TH: MICA PARISSUN 5TH: THE RONNIE SCOTT’S JAZZ ORCHESTRA

VOCAL HARMONY NIGHT!MON 6TH - SAT 11TH: AVERAGE WHITE BANDSUN 12TH: NATALIE WILLIAMS SOUL FAMILYMON 13TH - TUE 14TH: HYPNOTIC BRASS ENSEMBLEWED 15TH - THUR 16TH: JOSE JAMESFRI 17TH - SAT 18TH: JIMI HENDRIX 40TH ANNIVERSARY GIG

WITH NIGEL KENNEDY & VERY SPECIAL GUESTSSUN 19TH: THE RONNIE SCOTT'S BLUES EXPERIENCEMON 20TH: CHRIS DAGLEY MEMORIAL CONCERT … TUE 21ST - SAT 25TH: JTQSUN 26TH: FUNK AFFAIRMON 27TH - THU 30TH: JOSE FELICIANO

OCTOBER

FRI 1ST: GILAD ATZMON PRESENTS10 YEARS OF THE ORIENT HOUSE ENSEMBLE

SAT 2ND: SNOWBOY AND THE LATIN SECTIONSUN 3RD: THE RONNIE SCOTTS JAZZ ORCHESTRA...

WITH SPECIAL GUEST MIKE MOWERMON 4TH - WED 6TH: CLARE TEALTHU 7TH - SAT 9TH: MANU DIBANGOSUN 10TH: NATALIE WILLIAMS SOUL FAMILYMON 11TH - TUE 12TH: CARMEN LUNDYWED 13TH - THU 14TH: MARY COUGHLANFRI 15TH - SAT 16TH: LONNIE LISTON SMITHSUN 17TH - MON 18TH: JOE LOUIS WALKER

WITH THE RONNIE SCOTT'S BLUES EXPERIENCETUE 19TH - WED 20TH: ERNIE WATTSTHU 21ST - SAT 23RD: BRAD MEHLDAU, CHARLIE HADEN, LEE KONITZSUN 24TH: FUNK AFFAIRMON 25TH: GET THE BLESSING & TROYKA – DOUBLE BILL!TUE 26TH - FRI 29TH: STACEY KENTSAT 30TH: BRIAN AUGER'S OBLIVION EXPRESS

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MUSIC IN RONNIE’S BAROn the first floor, above the main club is Ronnie’s Bar. It opens at 6pmevery evening and is open most nights until 3am with bar, tableservice, fabulous food and an award-winning cocktail list! Don’t forgetto go to the bar’s social network at www.ronniesbar.co.uk to find outwhat’s on and receive updates.

SEPTEMBER & OCTOBER SPECIAL EVENTSOpen 6pm every night, open most nights until 3am.

MONDAYS(FREE before 8pm, £5 after)

THEATRE NIGHT: (6th Sept & 4th Oct)“Sing for your Supper.”

ITALIAN JAZZ NIGHT: (20th Sept & 25th Oct)

TUESDAYS(Entry fee usually applies, please check website)

TV NIGHTS: (7th & 21st Sept, 5th &19th Oct)“Bringing you the finest troubadours and musiciansof the current thriving British Folk scene.”

RUBY SINGS: (14th & 28th Sept, 12th & 26th Oct)“A night dedicated to showcasing the talents ofunsigned artists and musicians.”

EVERY WEDNESDAY(FREE before 8pm, £5 after, £8 from 11pm. M.U. members FREE entry)

JAZZ JAM: HOSTED BY ANDY DAVIESThe evening starts with a set from the Andy DaviesQuintet (9.30pm), then it becomes the most famousjam session in London... Free for Musicians, MU andRonnie’s Members.

THURSDAYS(Entry fee usually applies, please check website)

KAI’S “LIVE AND LET JIVE”: (2nd Sept & 7th Oct)“Led by American songstress Kai Hoffman, this swingin’retro band turn this into one of the best nights in London.”

THURSDAYS CONTINUED

BALADINHA BRASILEIRA: (9th & 30th Sept, 14th Oct)“A roster of live bands playing bossa novas and beachsambas.” Full details at www.sorrisoproductions.co.uk& www.ronniesbar.co.uk

BLUES NIGHT - THURSDAY MARDI GRAS: (16th Sept & 21st Oct)“New Orleans Gumbo & Blues.”

*NEW COMEDY & POETRY NIGHT!: (23rd & 28th Sept)(see www.ronniesbar.co.uk)

EVERY FRIDAY(FREE before 8pm, £5 after, £8 from 10pm)

VIVA LA REVOLUCION:“This Latin extravaganza is a wonderful evening,bringing the music of South America to Ronnie’s Bar.With a set from the band and a jam session. There’sdrinking and dancing a plenty.”

EVERY SATURDAY(FREE before 8pm, £7.50 after, £10 from 10pm)

FUNKY SENSATION:Joining forces with Jazz FM, a new jazz funk night witha different resident DJ each Saturday spinning a rich mixof new and old jazz funk favourites.”

SUNDAYS(£5 on the door)

ESPAÑA ON FIRE: (5th Sept & 3rd Oct)“Get fired up with London’s hottest night of flamencoinspired music and dancing.”

THE JAZZ VERSE JUKEBOX: (12th Sept & 10th Oct)“Presenting the world of jazz, poetry and spoken word.”

THE LONDON TAP JAM: (26th Sept & 24th Oct)“Improvised tap jam comes to Ronnie’s.

see website for club night dates.www.ronniesbar.co.uk

facebook.com/ronniescottsclub twitter.com/officialronnies www.ronniescotts.co.uk / tel: 02074390747

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SEPTEMBER ARTISTS

WED 1ST: (£20 - £37.50)

Terry Reid‘There are only 3 things happening in England: The Beatles, The Rolling Stones and Terry Reid..’ (Aretha Franklin). After famously turning down the job as vocalist for Led Zeppelin, Terry went on to recommendboth Robert Plant and John Bonhamto Jimmy Page for their jobs. Terry Reid is the musician’s musician with the voice that has lost none of its power - still singing, still playing, still writing songs. ‘The most soulful British vocalist ever...’(The Independent).

THURS 2ND: (£15 - £27.50)

Liane CarrollHaving been something of a stalwart of the British jazz scenefor many years, Liane has in the last few years gone on toenjoy huge critical acclaim and is now considered by many tobe one of the top jazz vocalists worldwide. Last year shereleased a new duo album featuring the acclaimed Scottish jazzpianist Brian Kellock. Appearing here with her beloved trio: herhusband, virtuoso bassist Roger Carey teams with drummerMark Fletcher “World-class” John Fordham - The Guardian

FRI 3RD - SAT 4TH: (£20 - £41.50)

Mica ParisA welcome return for the British soul legend who is regarded as the one of finest singers of her generation. Seeing a performer

like this in such close proximity is exactly what Ronnie’s is all about, and you can pretty much

guarantee that you will be humming a few numbers from the night as well as clicking your fingers for weeks to come.

SUN 5TH: (£20 - £37.50)

The Ronnie Scott’sJazz Orchestra

One of the UK’s finest Big Bands teeming with first-callplayers and appearing under the Musical Directorship ofaward winning band leader Pete Long. Tonight’s performancefeatures Georgina Jackson and the London Voices for aspecial Vocal Harmony night.


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MON 6TH - SAT 11TH: (£20 - £37.50, fri/sat early £30 - £47.50)

Average White BandAverage White Band have enjoyed a forty-plus year career as

one of the world’s premier funk and soul acts. Hailing from theunlikely funk stronghold of Scotland, they produced a string ofhit songs that includes Pick Up The Pieces, Cut The Cake andSchoolboy Crush, and have ensured a lasting longevity with a

younger, more modern audience who have been drawn to theirinfectious grooves through samples of their music on tracks by

the likes of De La Soul, Janet Jackson and Ice Cube.

SUN 12TH: (£15 - £27.50)

Soul FamilySundayThe Soul Family sessions have been a staple part of theRonnie’s calendar for a long time, giving audiences a regularopportunity to sample Natalie Williams’ incredible vocals andnicely diverse choice of guest artists, covering soul, jazz,funk, pop and more - this month’s special guest is the hotlytipped singer/one man band: Jarle bernhoft.

MON 13TH - TUES 14TH: (£15 - £31.50)

Hypnotic Brass EnsembleOne of several recent groups who combine the traditions of theNew Orleans brass band with more contemporary sounds suchas ska and hip-hop, the Hypnotic Brass Ensemble are one ofthe most convincing. The band comprises eight brothers witha strong pedigree already in place in the shape of their father,Sun Ra trumpeter Phil Cohran. Having supported Blur in HydePark in summer 2009, the Chicagoans are well versed inentertaining London crowds but their Ronnie’s gigs will seetheir livewire performances compressed and focused in a muchmore intimate and engaging setting - not to be missed!

WED 15TH - THURS 16TH: (£20 - £37.50)

Jose JamesOne of the artists credited with bringing jazz sensibilities to a

wider audience without running the risk of ‘dumbing down’, JoséJames has managed to combine elements of the music with

soul, hip-hop and R&B to sensuous and sophisticated effect. His2008 debut album The Dreamer, released through Gilles

Peterson’s Brownswood label, revealed an innate musicalsensitivity and showcased his effortlessly cool vocals, backed by

a simple but highly effective piano trio. His return to Ronnie’s isa treat for audiences from across the musical spectrum.

September cont’d


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HENDRIX WEEKEND

FRI 17TH - SAT 18TH: (£35 - £60)

Jimi Hendrix 40th Anniversary gig

with Nigel Kennedy &special guests

September 18th 1970 was the last night that Jimi Hendrixever played on stage. That place was Ronnie Scott's Club,where the legendary guitarist jammed with Eric Burdon’s War.For two nights, Hendrix fan and violin virtuoso Nigel Kennedyperforms a special gig in tribute... with very special guests.

SUN 19TH: (£20 - £37.50)

Dedicated to JimiRonnie Scott’s Blues Experience

Our regular house blues band led by the superb Tony Remy will performtheir regular material plus as an expected follow on from above, payinghomage to the late great blues legend Jimi Hendrix tonight.

MON 20TH: (PRICE TBC)

Chris Dagley MemorialConcert Stars of the jazz and pop worlds come together to celebrate the tragically short life of our beloved house drummer.

TUES 21ST - SAT 25TH: (£20 - £41.50)

JTQFamed for their upbeat, energetic live shows, British jazz-funk stalwarts JTQ, the James Taylor Quartet, return to Ronnie Scott’s. Taylor’s driving Hammond organ has been leading the group for over 20 years and they show no signs of slowing down. Their relentlessly entertaining tunes take their inspiration fromthe rare-groove style funk and boogaloo funk of the sixties and seventies, and they are without a doubt one of the most importantjazz-pop crossover bands in British musical history.

September cont’d


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SUN 26TH: (£20 - £37.50)

Funk AffairRegular night of deep funk grooves from some of the UK’s best loved funk heavyweights, including alumni from Jamiroquai and singer Louise Pollock.

MON 27TH - THURS 30TH: (££35 - £55, 2 shows per night 7.30pm & 10pm)

Jose FelicianoPuerto Rican guitarist and singer Jose Feliciano is anextraordinary talent who started playing music in his earlychildhood. Born blind, his passion and determination led himto practice for many hours a day, and by the time he recordedhis first album aged 21, he was already considered a virtuoso.Over the years he has recorded dozens of albums in bothEnglish and Spanish, has been nominated for sixteen GrammyAwards and won six of them, has over 45 Gold and Platinumrecords to his credit and is generally considered to be themost proficient and popular Latin-American artists to crossoverinto the popular English music scene.

FRI 1ST: (£20 - £37.50)

Gilad Atzmon presents 10 years

of the Orient House Ensemble

Led by fiery saxophonist and award-winning composer GiladAtzmon, The Orient House Ensemble is now celebrating their10 year anniversary. Drawing on the music of Coltrane andBird as well as the beautiful music of the Middle East to createsomething new and wonderful. “A formidable improvisationalarray...a local jazz giant steadily drawing himself up to his fullheight...” - John Fordham, The Guardian

SAT 2ND: (£20 - £41.50)

Snowboy and the Latin Section

The premiere UK Latin jazz group led by acclaimedconguelero Snowboy, the band's show provides a non-stopromp through hard-hitting descargas, savory cha cha chas,

and catchy mambos, reminiscent of the early works of Eddieand Charlie Palmieri. “The Latin Section are a respectful, joyful

conglomeration of Son, Salsa and Mambo which takes AfroCuban music forward” THE TIMES.

September cont’d OCTOBER ARTISTS


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SUN 3RD: (£20 - £37.50)

The Ronnie ScottsJazz Orchestra...with special guest Mike MowerA special performance by the Ronnie Scottt’s Jazz Orchestra, whichis comprised of some of the greatest talents on the UK jazz scene.This first-class big band is comprised of the cream of UK jazztalent, headed up by Pete Long, and will offer a retrospective ondifferent aspects of jazz music. Tonight will also include a selectionof contemporary yet accessible music from composer andflautist/saxophonist Mike Mower, who will also feature in the band..

MON 4TH - WED 6TH: (£20 - £37.50)

Clare TealYorkshire born Clare Teal is one of the most successful FemaleBritish jazz singers in decades with a string of albums behindher, including the UK National Top 20 hit “Don’t Talk”. Not tomention her skills as a presenter on BBC Radio 2. Clare has

won over a large following through her ‘down to earth’ qualityas well as her full blooded rendition of the classic standards

such as ‘Cheek to Cheek’ as well as her own take on latterday pop classics like ‘California Dreaming’

THURS 7TH - SAT 9TH: (£20 - £41.50)

Manu Dibango75 and still going strong, we welcome back the inspirationalManu Dibango. Manu was born in Cameroon and has becomea legendary figure in Jazz and World music. He has collaboratedwith many musicians including Herbie Hancock, LadysmithBlack Mambazo, Sly and Robbie and many more. His 'SoulMakossa' is often considered the first disco record and was themain inspiration for Michael Jackson’s “Wanna be startin’something”. Not only is Manu a world-class musician whoalways brings a killer band, he has received several awardsand was appointed a UNESCO artist for peace in 2004.

SUN 10TH: (£15 - £27.50)

Natalie WilliamsSoul FamilyHosted by the wonderfully charismatic and talented soulsinger Natalie Williams and her band, Soul Family Sundayoffers the chance to catch some of the best R&B, soul andjazz musicians in the UK up close and personal.

October cont’d


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MON 11TH - TUES 12TH: (£15 - £31.50)

CarmenLundy

“In a world of pretenders, Carmen Lundy is a genuine

Jazz Singer” (Evening Standard).

While Carmen Lundy has managed the near impossible bymaintaining a three decade career with mostly self penned

material, Ms. Lundy is celebrated throughout the world for hervocal artistry and is highly regarded for her jazz innovation.

Her contribution of over 40 self-penned compositions nowcomprises the New Jazz Songbook.

WED 13TH - THURS 14TH: (£20 - £37.50)

Mary Coughlan

2 rare dates for this Irish jazz, folk singer and actress with aloyal and huge following. Shehas received great acclamationin her native country for her emotional and heartfelt jazzy musical renditions. The release of her most recent offering in 2008, The House of Ill Repute, sparked rave reviews suggesting it was her best yet.

October cont’d

FRI 15TH - SAT 16TH: (£20 - £41.50)

Lonnie Liston SmithLonnie Liston Smith is one of contemporary music's mostversatile musicians. In a career that spans some 25 years, he has been headlined in a variety of recordings as a featuredsideman for some of Jazz music’s most illustrious leader'sbefore stepping out to reveal his own original concepts as abandleader in the mid 70s. He is a keyboardist of the firstrank and has influenced a generation of young players whohave acknowledged his rhythmic (swing), harmonic acumenand composing skills.

SUN 17TH - MON 18TH: (£25 - £41.50)

Joe Louis Walker

with the Ronnie

Scott’s Blues Experience Joe Louis Walker is a walking

encyclopedia of blues history, and blues vocal and guitar styles.

Both vocally and instrumentally, Joe Louis Walker is indeed a witness

for the blues, and the creative, sometimes startling approach to America's most

significant music holds a bright lantern for others to follow.


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TUES 19TH - WED 20TH: (£20 - £37.50)

Ernie WattsTwo-time Grammy Award winner Ernie Watts is one of the most versatile and prolific saxophone players on the music scene. In a diverse career that has spanned more than 40 years, he has been featured on over 500 recordings by artists ranging from Cannonball Adderley to Frank Zappa, always exhibiting his unforgettable trademarksound. "This is a powerful, yet sensitive, technically Herculean,yet human, complex yet elegantly beautiful player--no, amarvel". (All About Jazz)

THURS 21ST - SAT 23RD: (£30 - £55)

Lee KonitzBrad Mehldau, Charlie Haden,(plus drummer) - TBC Lee Konitz was already a sax innovator when he first played inRonnie’s in 1976. As the surviving member of the 1949 ‘Birthof the Cool’ Nonet, Konitz has assembled a veritablesupergroup featuring the incredible Brad Mehldau on piano,and legendary bass player Charlie Haden (thur/fri only) - bandleaders and concert-hall fillers in their own right. Book early.

October cont’dSUN 24TH: (£15 - £27.50)

Funk AffairRegular night of deep funk grooves from some of the

UK’s best loved funk heavyweights, including alumni from Jamiroquai and singer Louise Pollock. Expect songs by Prince, Parliament, The Rebirth,

Patrice Rushen, Don Blackman, Chaka Khan, Michael Jackson, George Duke and many more.

.

MON 25TH: (£10 - £20)

DOUBLE BILL! Get The Blessing & TroykaGet The Blessing provide a fresh take on jazz rock withup-beat approach and a pop sensibility born of theplaying experiences of its musicians who have beenmembers or played with the likes of Portishead, Roni Sizeand Dr John. Troyka are a cutting-edge rock-jazz trio withfunk overtones. The band features Chris Montague(Guitars), Mercury Prize Nominee Kit Downes (Organ)and Joshua Blackmore (Drums)...


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TUES 26TH - FRI 29TH: (£25 - £41.50)

Stacey KentStacey Kent boasts seven best-selling albums, a string ofawards, including the 2006 BBC Jazz Awards “Album ofthe Year” for The Lyric as well as a fan base that enables

her to sell out concert halls around the world. Her Blue Notedebut Breakfast on the Morning Tram recently went Platinum

and her all-French 2010 release ‘Raconte-Moi’ (no doubtinspired by her being a long-time resident in France) has

been hugely well received by fans around the globe.

October cont’d

SAT 30TH: (£20 - £41.50)

Brian Auger’s Oblivion Express

"Brian Auger is one of the best B-3 artists I have ever heard inmy life" Herbie Hancock. The legendary Brian Auger's OblivionExpress returns ... the famed B3 and keyboard player hascreated a distinct voice that combines jazz, rock, soul and funk.With over 20 recordings to his name, Auger has accumulated aGrammy nomination, 10 albums charting on the Billboard Hot100, a #1 single, and title of "The Godfather of Acid Jazz".

SET TIMES (open until 3am most nights)

MONDAY TO THURSDAY 6pm Doors open7.15 - 8pm Support Act8.30 - 10.30pm Main Act (with an interval)11pm - late The Late Late Show

FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 6pm Doors open7.15 - 8pm Support Act8.15 - 9.30pm Main Act10.00pm Turn House Around10.45 - 11.30 Support Act12.00 - 1.15am Main Act

SUNDAY6.30pm Doors open8.00 - 9.00pm Main Act 9.30 - 10.30pm Main Act

(Set times subject to change)


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Sunday Jazz Lunches!!!

A regular show at Ronnie Scott's!!! Tickets vary (usually £10-13).What could be better than coming on down for a Sunday roast a nda bit of top-notch jazz in the best jazz club in the world! Theformat of the show will run approximately to the followingschedule with the band performing 2 sets of 45 minutes.

SUN 5th SEPT: DIGBY FAIRWEATHER & FRIENDS

feat ERIC DELANEY

SUN 12th SEPT: “HEY BOY, HEY GIRL”: SWING TIME

WITH RAY GELATO & KAI HOFFMAN

SUN 19th SEPT: FRANK HOLDER & JULIET KELLY

+ GEOFF CASTLE TRIO

SUN 26th SEPT: MITCH WINEHOUSE

SUN 3rd OCT: DEBBIE WILSON

+ SIMON SPILLET QUARTET

SUN 10th OCT: ‘FORTIES’ SWING FROM ELLINGTON

TO ELLA’ - JIVIN’ MISS DAISY

SUN 17th OCT: CELEBRATING SINATRA

- IAIN MacKENZIE & SWING CITY

SUN 24th OCT: BLUE HARLEM feat AL NICHOLS

& SOPHIE SHAW

SUN 31st OCT: THE ELLA FITZGERALD SONGBOOK

- BARBARA JAY & JOAN VISCANT

with TOMMY WHITTLE QUARTET

12.00pm: Doors open

1pm-1.45pm Main Act

& 2.15-3pm: Main Act

4pm: Doors Close

Every Sunday. All dates available to book.

Private Hire at Ronnie Scott’s

Looking for somewhere with that extraspecial WOW factor?...Here at the world famous Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Club in Soho, we can cater for yourspecial requirements night or day. Whether it’s an exclusive hiring of our main clubroom during the day for conferences/ presentations, photo shoots, launch events ORhiring our upstairs bar for a band showcase or to celebrate in style a very specialprivate party, we can create bespoke packages to suit all your private/business needs.

As we are not open during the day, our club and bar facilities are more flexible - bothrooms open at 6pm to the public. Please note we can offer advice with band bookings/ PA / sound requirements in addition to set menu’s and canapé / buffet options.

For further information please email

[email protected] AND WHERE IS RONNIE SCOTT’S JAZZ CLUB?...We are one of the oldest jazz clubs in the world. We opened in 1959and since that time and to this day have featured the most legendaryand popular names in this genre. Since the club’s refurbishment in2006 we remain London’s no.1 live jazz venue and have one of themost intimate and unique settings in London at 47 Frith Street, W1

WHEN IS THE CLUB OPEN?...7 days a week! From Monday - Saturday from 6pm to 3am and Sundaysuntil midnight. Bank holidays operate on Sunday opening hours.

HOW DO I BOOK?...you can book t ickets for you and your guests by going towww.ronniescotts.co.uk or calling 02074390747

CAN I EAT AT THE CLUB?...Great food is served throughout the evening. There is a light menu inaddition to a late night menu - all these can be viewed on our website.

DO I HAVE TO BE A MEMBER?...No, however we do have a membership scheme which entitles you tomany privileges and discounts - visit www.ronniescotts.co.uk or tel:0207 439 0747 for further info.


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RS Sept-Oct Brochure Layout 1 - Ronnie Scott's Jazz … · PAGE 08 PAGE 09 MON 6TH - SAT 11TH:(£20 - £37.50, fri/sat early £30 - £47.50) Average White Band Average White Band