Polish jazz, shaped by legends and driven by a new wave of talent, comes to London once again with a multi-venue festival showcasing top artists at iconic venues like Cadogan Hall, Kings Place and Union Chapel. Artists will be joined by special guests from the British jazz scene, highlighting the cross-cultural energy driving jazz forward today.

Poland has long been a powerhouse of jazz, shaping the global scene with its bold, distinctive sound. From the groundbreaking legacy of Krzysztof Komeda, Tomasz Stańko, Urszula Dudziak and Michał Urbaniak to a new generation of trailblazing artists, Polish jazz continues to captivate audiences around the world.

For the very first time, London jazz lovers will have the chance to experience this extraordinary musical heritage live. The Polish Jazz Festival in London is a multi-venue celebration, uniting leading musicians from Poland and beyond to highlight the rich tradition and exciting future of Polish jazz.

Catch some of the most dynamic talents on today’s Polish jazz scene—many of them making their Soho debuts — as the festival takes over iconic venues including Cadogan Hall and Kings Place.

A landmark moment for jazz in London—don’t miss it.

More information can be found HERE.