Epsom Jazz Club

19/04/2026

Fabulous Brighton based trumpeter Chris Coull is coming to Epsom on Thursday with the astonishing Andy Panayi.
The rhythm section is the ever groovy Pete Whittaker on Organ and Joe Edwards on drums.
It will be great!
7.30pm. Tickets are £20: https://www.ticketsource.com/booking/select/gokpkamkxwpz
At The Comrades Club.
1 The Parade Epsom Surrey KT18 5BT

24/09/2025

There are just 17 tickets left for the Ronnie Scotts Jam house band on Thursday (25th).
Come and get a glimpse of the band you’d play with if you took your instrument to Soho on a jam night.
They are very, very good!
Epsom Jazz Club@The Comrades Club, 1 The Parade KT18 5BT.
Andy Davies - Trumpet and bandleader
(Epsom’s own) Nigel Price - Guitar
Mirko Scarcia - Double Bass
Jamie Murray - Drums.
£20. 7.30pm

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21/05/2025

Supporters can buy a stake in Peggy's Skylight through the Own Our Venues project

17/04/2025

Tonight!
Sam Braysher Quartet feat. Annie Majin.

Rising star Annie Majin, a captivating new voice on the jazz scene and recent West End debutant, joins acclaimed alto saxophonist Sam Braysher and his top-tier band for an elegant evening of melody and swing.
Expect classic and lesser-known gems from the Great American Songbook, including works by Gershwin, Rodgers & Hammerstein, and Harold Arlen, plus material from Sam's latest album That's Him: The Music of Kurt Weill, which has featured on BBC Radio 3 and Jazz FM.
+ Line-up:
Annie Majin - vocals
Sam Braysher - alto saxophone
Kate Williams - piano
Tom Farmer - double bass
£20. 730pm.
https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/booking/select/vlegxgzdwkpr

16/01/2025

Enjoy some warmth amid the winter blues with Epsom Jazz Club's cosy and special cabaret setting as we return in 2025 for a new season of live jazz.

On Thursday 23rd January at the Comrades Club, The Parade, Epsom 7.30pm we begin with Steve Fishwick (trumpet) and Leon Greening (piano) presenting SoulTime! - in quartet with bass and drums.

The project celebrates the music of Bobby Timmons: pianist, composer and sideman with the likes of Art Blakey, Chet Baker and Cannonball Adderly, as well as a significant recording artist as a front-man.

Tickets via our usual website (link in bio). See you there!

07/01/2025

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21/10/2024

Get ready for a bossa nova treat with Mark Crooks (sax/ clarinet) and Nigel Price (guitar), bringing the golden era of "Jazz Samba" to life. Expect timeless music from Stan Getz to João Gilberto, supported by Marianne Windham (bass), Chris Ingham (piano) and Demi Garcia (drums). A rare acoustic set from Nigel Price - not to be missed!
Thu 24 Oct 2024, 7:30PM
Comrades Club, The Parade, Epsom, KT18 5BT
https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/booking/init/FFHJGKF

12/10/2024

Coming up on October 24th.
Jazz Samba!

“Featuring leading tenor saxophonist MARK CROOKS and award winning guitarist NIGEL PRICE (as
you’ve never heard him before!), ‘Jazz Samba’ spotlights Stan Getz and Charlie Byrd’s ground- breaking 1962 recording, the first ever fully fledged bossa nova album recorded by American jazz musicians.

https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/booking/select/RdiEJKhzXNnT
£20/15.

24/09/2024

What is music?
Yep, a tough one for any time or day, let alone a chilly Tuesday night/Wednesday morning! Anyway, let’s go there, we've got a big birthday to celebrate. Quit scrolling and chew this gargantuan question with us, for a couple of precious minutes…

So is music the “decoration of time” as the painter Basquiat mused or maybe it is what Beethoven considered “a higher revelation than all wisdom and philosophy”. Maybe its primary manifestation is the construction of internal worlds, a mirror to gaze upon oneself and a means to walk through one's own past and time; “it brings back the feeling of life when nothing else can” (Oliver Sacks). Is it just slabs of pure colour and emotion (Duke Ellington’s synaesthesia is well documented) or maybe it is a remnant echo of divine creation?

Maybe it is all these things or none, we don’t know! Not trivial stuff is it?! And who dares to really probe such deeply complex and possibly futile, quixotic questions through their art? To stretch a medium to breaking point to push it deep into new territory, alienating the majority but enthusing the minority? Few artist dare to take this on, completely understandably.

Well yesterday was the birthday of one person who did, Mr John Coltrane. And we’re fortunate enough that he left behind a rich corpus of music that documented his journey and quest for something beyond this mortal coil. Thanks John and happy birthday ❤️❤️❤️

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Love Sax? Love Jazz? Live in the South of England? Lucky you! This Thursday at Epsom Jazz Club we have the Hannah Horton Quartet performing LIVE for us. Tickets still available via www.epsomjazzclub.com. See you there!!!