15.09.2025 - 29.09.2025 Events, Music

Polish Jazz Festival London

A new multi-venue celebration of Poland’s rich jazz heritage and cutting-edge talent including performances by Leszek Możdżer, Anna Maria Jopek and Alice Zawadzki at some of London's most iconic music venues: Cadogan Hall, Kings Place and Pizza Express Jazz Club Soho.

15th-29th September, London: Cadogan Hall, Kings Place, Pizza Express Jazz Club

Polish jazz, shaped by legends and driven by a new wave of talent, comes to London for the first time with a multi-venue festival.

Six unique and critically acclaimed artists from Poland and the UK will perform at five concerts at one of three of the most recognisable musical venues in London.

Dates and Line-up below: (Details for the 15th September concert coming soon)

Marcin Wasilewski Trio

Tickets: https://www.kingsplace.co.uk/whats-on/jazz/marcin-wasilewski-trio/

Anna Maria Jopek & Leszek Możdżer

Tickets: Polish Jazz Festival 2025 | Cadogan Hall

Piotr Wojtasik Quintet

Tickets: Piotr Wojatsik Quintet • Jazz • Kings Place

Alice Zawadzki

Tickets: Alice Zawadzki | Pizza Express Live

Aga Zaryan Trio

Tickets: Aga Zaryan Quartet | Pizza Express Live

Sławek Uniatowski

Tickets: Slawek Uniatowski | Pizza Express Live

Find out more about the Polish Jazz Festival London: Polish Jazz Festival – London | 26-29 Sep 2025 and on Instagram: @polishjazzfestival

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