Mark Harrison is a multi-award-nominated singer-songwriter, storyteller, and guitarist with a reputation for being unlike any other artist out there. He and his band perform all-original songs in his own very individual style, blending rock, folk, blues, and Americana.

Mark is widely regarded as one of the top roots guitarists, with a very distinctive style on resonator, 12-string, slide, and electric guitars. His band includes a fantastic rhythm section: Charles Benfield on double/electric bass and harmonies, and Ben Welburn on drums and percussion.

Doors 7pm / Music 8.30pm

Led by Michael Bede Dunlop, Bede Quartet plays jazz that draws inspiration from Northumbrian and Scandinavian folk, blending strong melodies with a collectively fluid approach to improvisation.

Initially formed as a drumless trio in 2021, the group has developed a uniquely cohesive voice. They have grown together first as friends, incidentally as artists, maturing into a sound that’s always evolving with honesty and without ego. They’ll be showcasing material from their debut album, which was recorded over a few days in rural Northumberland. 

Doors 7pm / Music 8.30pm

Happy Shark are back for another great night of comedy with an incredible line up!

With Marcel Lucont, Glenn Moore, Pete Heat, and Russell Hicks (MC).

Doors 7pm / Start time 8pm

Martin Harley blends Americana, blues, and folk. For three decades, he’s captivated audiences and recorded acclaimed albums in Texas, Nashville, and Wales, earning praise as one of the UK’s top roots musicians.

His sold-out shows at venues like London’s Union Chapel and appearances at Glastonbury and the Royal Albert Hall highlight his dynamic stage presence. Now, he brings his solo set to the up-close, intimate setting of The Bear Club. One not to be missed.

Doors 7pm / Music 8pm

The Gerry Jablonski Band is an internationally acclaimed blues-rock outfit charging into 2026 with a new weapon in their arsenal: frontman and powerhouse vocalist Nicky Aiken.

One of Scotland's must-see live acts, the band delivers explosive, high-energy shows wrapped in gritty blues power. And they still offer their trademark challenge: if you don't enjoy the show, tell them afterwards, and they'll give you your money back - honest!

Doors 7pm / Music 8.30pm

We’re thrilled to welcome Kenny Wheeler Jazz Prize winner Jonny Mansfield to The Bear Club.

Jonny plays vibraphone like no one else and is critically regarded as one of the UK’s most original jazz voices. He’s been nominated for an Ivor Novello Award and a Parliamentary Jazz Award, and is the recipient of the Tebbut Exhibition Award, Richard Turner Award, and the Royal Academy of Music’s Principal’s Prize. His latest album, Light Finds a Way In, was released last November.

Doors 7pm / Music 8.30pm

In collaboration with Luton Made: Vauxhall, this Drink & Draw session is an evening of creativity like no other, focusing on the art of car design.

See original pieces of artwork from Luton’s rich history in car manufacturing, and create your own car design to feature in Luton Made’s upcoming exhibition celebrating the history of Vauxhall Motors in Luton.

Doors 7.30pm

Brooke Law is a new and exciting presence on the British Americana scene, delivering soulful rock music in her distinctive, gutsy voice. We’re delighted to welcome her to The Bear Club for the first time.

Brooke is known for bringing energy and power to her live performances, and she joins us with her full band.

Doors 7pm / Music 8.30pm

We welcome Nigel Price and Jim Mullen, two of the finest jazz guitarists in Britain, to The Bear Club for a very special night.

Together, these two stalwarts of the British jazz scene will be joined by the dream-team rhythm section of Joel Barford on drums and Jeremy Brown on bass. Expect plenty of fireworks and a lot of fun.

Doors 7pm / Music 8.30pm

Richard Clarke is a London-based blues artist known for his intricate guitar work and stirring vocals, with nearly two decades of experience performing across Europe.

Influenced by blues legends John Mayer, Eric Clapton, Stevie Ray Vaughan, and BB King, he delivers a signature blend of blues, R&B, and soul. His live shows combine melodic guitar work with infectious grooves, backed by an accomplished lineup.

Doors 7pm / Music 8.30pm

A guitar prodigy and true jazz scene veteran in his thirties, Artie Zaitz leads a group of London's most grooving, swinging musicians.

They’ll perform material from his critically acclaimed debut album, The Regulator - an exciting, fresh take on the classic Hammond organ combo, blending his deep blues sensibility with his love of jazz, soul, and Latin music.

Doors 7pm / Music 8.30pm

Led by saxophonist Rob Mach, Jazz Jam welcomes musicians, vocalists, dancers, and music lovers who enjoy spending an afternoon listening to or creating great music, supported by DJ Mr Jazzy Vibes.

Doors 1pm / Music 2pm

Cambridge's acclaimed psych-folk quintet Fuzzy Lights play The Bear Club for the first time, having recently released their fifth album Fen Creatures to huge acclaim.

Musically, they have pushed deeper into experimental drone territories while maintaining the crystalline folk sensibilities that have become their signature. The result is their most atmospheric and immersive work yet, with vast sonic landscapes that mirror the fenland geography they're documenting.

Doors 7pm / Music 8pm

We’re delighted to welcome this absolutely stellar line-up to The Bear Club to celebrate one of the all-time classic jazz records - the 1963 album “John Coltrane and Johnny Hartman” on which Coltrane teamed up with vocalist Johnny Hartman to explore their favourite romantic standards.

Tenor sax virtuoso Mark Lockheart is joined by vocal sensation Marvin Muoneké, pianist and arranger Alex Webb and the superb rhythm section of Gary Crosby OBE (bass) and Alfonso Vitale (drums).

Doors 7pm/ Music 8.30pm

We are delighted to welcome The Soul Music Collective back to The Bear Club for a night of classic soul.

They celebrate the music of artists such as Aretha Franklin, Marvin Gaye, and Stevie Wonder and, with over 40 songs in their repertoire, there will definitely be something for everyone to dance along to.

Doors 7pm / Music 8.30pm

Happy Shark are back for another great night of comedy with an incredible line up!

With Ed Gamble, Sam Picone, Ben Van Der Velde (MC) + more TBA

Doors 7pm / Start time 8pm

Brown Horse return to The Bear Club to celebrate the release of their third album, Total Dive. Their strongest and most grounded work to date, the record showcases a new level of skill and assurance in the Norwich-based band’s thoughtful lyricism and musicality.

The new album is the clearest expression yet of Brown Horse’s unique sound - somewhere between the stark country rock of Uncle Tupelo, the raw intimacy of early Cat Power, and the haunted landscapes of Magnolia Electric Co., while embracing the self-possessed noisiness of alt-rock trailblazers like Built to Spill and The Breeders.

Doors 7pm / Music 8pm

We always love to showcase emerging UK-blues talent and so we’re delighted to welcome Mat Day to the Bear Club for the first time with his own band.

You might have caught Mat play in support of (and with) Will Wilde at his awesome pre-Christmas gig and he has long been the lead guitarist for award-nominated songwriter/producer Greg Coulson. Influences range from Robben Ford and Marcus King to Miles Davis and John Coltrane, resulting in a fresh, soulful crossover sound that still respects blues tradition.

Doors 7pm/ Music 8.30pm

Israeli born Eyal Lovett is one of the most Intriguing jazz pianists and band leaders currently active in Europe.

Eyal's music is focused on storytelling, deep and thoughtful compositions, and mesmerising performance and execution. Influenced by the likes of Bill Evans and Brad Mehldau as well as Avishai Cohen, Shai Maestro and Gilad Hekselman, His music has a "classical" architecture and development, rhythmical complexity, and Mediterranean compelling melodies.

Doors 7pm / Music 8.30pm

Kris Drever is among Scotland’s most acclaimed and distinctive contemporary musicians, celebrated for his warm voice, virtuosically expressive guitar playing, and imaginative, evocative songwriting.

Raised in the Orkney Islands, he has carved out a unique place at the intersection of traditional folk and modern acoustic music—both as a solo artist and as one-third of the award-winning trio Lau.

Support is from fantastic singer-songwriter Annie Dressner.

Doors 7pm / Music 8pm

Hollie Rogers is a singer-songwriter from Cornwall whose annual shows at The Bear Club are always a huge hit. Her expressive voice, sharp lyrical instincts and percussive, guitar-led sound have earned her a dedicated and ever-growing following.

Drawing inspiration from artists such as Joni Mitchell, Joan Armatrading and Blondie, she crafts songs that blend emotional depth with an unmistakably playful charm. She joins us with her full band.

Doors 7pm / Music 8.30pm

Bea Asurmendi is a Basque-born, London-based vocalist and composer whose music blends contemporary jazz with the earthy textures of Basque and Iberian folk roots. Her music weaves rich harmonies, storytelling, and improvisation into an intimate yet expansive live experience.

Drawing from her acclaimed debut album Asteartea—sung in Basque, Spanish, and English—Asurmendi explores shared stories of womanhood inspired by goddess mythology, creating a powerful and atmospheric soundworld that is both personal and universal.

Doors 7pm/ Music 8.30pm

Natasha Watts, a mesmerising vocalist and songwriter, has captivated audiences worldwide with her enchanting blend of soul, jazz, and R&B. With a career spanning over a decade, Watts has established herself as a true powerhouse in the music industry and we’re thrilled to welcome her back to The Bear Club.

Natasha will be playing with her band as part of our new series of “Soulful Sundays” across Sunday afternoons and early evenings in Spring and Summer ‘26.

Doors 2pm / Music 3.30pm

Back by popular demand after their storming gigs at The Bear Club last year, Basharan's sound is an eclectic mix of heavy blues, high-energy rock 'n' roll, and psychedelia, with heavy metal, post-punk, and prog influences creeping in.

After a very busy 2025, Basharan are headed into the studio in 2026 to record their professional debut album which will showcase the diversity and versatility in their songwriting. They’re still unsigned and completely independent. No label, no PR machine, no borrowed momentum.

The songs are the real thing: big, unapologetic rock with hooks, weight, and personality. Nothing is written to please an algorithm. It’s honest and it stays with you.

Doors 7pm / Music 8pm

UK-based guitarist and former mainstay of The Jeff Beck Group, Nicolas Meier has carved a reputation out as one of the world's most original and uniquely talented guitarists. Drawing from a love of Turkish, Eastern & Middle Eastern music, rock, flamenco, tango and more, Meier's versatility and musical fluency knows no bounds.

Doors 7pm/ Music 8.30pm

He’s back! Ray Gelato, The Godfather of Swing and multi-talented singer, saxophonist, songwriter, and bandleader, returns for what is always one of the top nights of the year at The Bear Club.

Ray and his band have enjoyed an illustrious and successful career, including a long-established residency at Ronnie Scott’s, where they perform a sell-out event every Christmas. He has also performed twice for the late Queen Elizabeth, opened for Robbie Williams at the Royal Albert Hall, and played at Sir Paul McCartney’s wedding.

Doors 7pm / Music 8.30pm

Led by saxophonist Rob Mach, Jazz Jam welcomes musicians, vocalists, dancers, and music lovers who enjoy spending an afternoon listening to or creating great music, supported by DJ Mr Jazzy Vibes.

Doors 1pm / Music 2pm

Kent born singer-songwriter Sorrel Nation returns after a storming show last year with her soulful mix of folk rock and Americana, with powerful vocals and haunting melodies.

She combines emotive, heartfelt lyrics with 70s-inspired style and a gorgeous soulful voice that totally cuts through. Highly recommended.

Doors 7pm / Music 8.30pm

This band produced one of the gigs of the year last year. Join us for an unforgettable evening of exciting original music from London-based jazz pianist and composer Jonny Liebeck. With his band of top young musicians, he will be performing tunes from his latest EP, Influences, featuring compositions inspired by contemporary jazz and electronic dance music genres such as jungle, breakbeat, and deep house.

Expect a fusion of soulful jazz harmony, luscious sound textures, lyrical guitar and sax melodies, groovy basslines, and intricate breakbeats to get you up on your feet.

Doors 7pm / Music 8.30pm

They’re back ! And with new music…Wonder 45 return with their own brand of authentic soul that straddles the line between traditional and contemporary.

Since they played here last in October, they have been working hard in the studio on tracks for their new album to be released later this year. This gig represents one of only a handful of opportunities to hear the new music before it is released.

Their songs are sincere affairs of the heart, crafted with tremendous loving care and the utmost attention to detail, packing a huge emotional punch.

Doors 7pm / Music 8.30pm

Great to have Lizzy Hardingham back at The Bear Club. This folk-infused singer-songwriter performs songs that drive straight to the heart, giving audiences a chance for genuine connection and empathy.

Lizzy is paving her way as a powerhouse performer with beautifully delivered songs, her wonderful voice grabbing the listener from the very first note and holding on until the last. Think Joni Mitchell, Sandy Denny, and KT Tunstall, all wrapped into one.

Doors 7pm / Music 8pm

You might have caught him as part of the ‘Night in the Canyon’ gig last year and now Eddy Smith is back at The Bear Club bringing his own band.

Eddy Smith has been making his mark on the UK’s growing Americana scene and is widely recognised as one of the major male vocalists on the country soul and blues circuit with his vocal style drawing inevitable comparisons to Joe Cocker among others. Backed by his long-time friends, Ricky O’Donnell (bass and backing vocals) and Greg Sheffield (drums and backing vocals), they form the trio version of Eddy Smith & The 507. Their music, engulfed by rich vocal harmonies and gospel-like organ is reminiscent of a sound from way before their time.

Doors 7pm / Music 8.30pm

Join the Alistair Martin Quintet, featuring special guest Tom Smith for an evening celebrating the centenary of the birth of Miles Davis - "Prince of Darkness."

Bringing together two of the most exciting voices on the contemporary British jazz scene, "visionary" trumpeter Alistair Martin and award-winning saxophonist Tom Smith explore the chameleonic legacy of Miles Davis. From the iconic cool of the 1950s to the fiery innovations of his later eras, this is a powerhouse tribute to an icon of style and restless reinvention.

Doors 7pm/ Music 8.30pm

Steve Warner is well known to audiences at The Bear Club. A Hertfordshire-based folk and acoustic singer-songwriter and storyteller, Steve performs his self-penned songs on tenor guitar.

Tonight he is joined by Julie Simpson, a Scottish  folk singer songwriter who, although known for her covers of Kate Bush, Simon and Garfunkel, and Tracy Chapman, is an accomplished song writer too.

The gig tonight will see the two players showcase their own material solo and together as a duo.

Doors 7pm / Music 8pm

You might have seen Robbie Cavanagh at The Bear Club last year as part of “A Night in the Canyon” and we’re thrilled to welcome him back with his own band and his own music.

Robbie learned the art of writing fine, timeless music long before the days of viral moments and online trends, and those who know his work keep it close, grow alongside it and value it far beyond a flash in the pan success story.

Doors 7pm/ Music 8.30pm

Lucca Mae played an awesome, near sell-out debut gig at The Bear Club last year and is a rising star on the burgeoning soul and rock 'n' roll scene in London. Taking cues from the likes of Sam Cooke, Amy Winehouse, and Paolo Nutini, her singing, songwriting, and performance are second to none.

With sold-out gigs under her belt in the UK, Australia, and Canada, alongside her solo weekly residency at the legendary Marquis Covent Garden, Lucca Mae is well underway and taking over the UK, one gig at a time. 

Doors 7pm / Music 8pm

Long regarded as one of the rising stars of British blues guitar in the tradition of Eric Clapton and Peter Green, Connor Selby has now well and truly arrived.

He creates a soulful blend of hard-hitting blues and emotional, introspective songwriting that, at times, evokes a modern take on the best of the music that inspires him.

Doors 7pm / Music 8.30pm

Pianist/composer Hans Koller joins forces with double bassist Calum Gourlay, fellow founder of the Monk repertoire band Thelonious, and with the unique saxophone virtuoso (and Bear Club regular) Tony Kofi, who is himself renowned for knowing the entire Monk book by heart. 

The amazing new young drummer Noah Ojumu completes this quartet celebrating the music of Thelonious Monk, exploring some of the lesser known compositions, and offering their own take on this iconic, timeless music.   

Doors 7pm / Music 8pm

The word "jazz" implies musicians who listen and interact; people who never play it the same way twice. The Pete Roth Trio has those qualities in abundance, but the group’s music is also something over, around, above, and below jazz. What they play isn’t always going to fit, or be "nice," but it will be great.

They will be joined by a very special guest, Bill Bruford, on drums. Internationally known as a rock musician with prog supergroups Yes and King Crimson, Bill also has impeccable jazz credentials.

Doors 7pm / Music 8pm

Savannah Gardner & The Recovering Good Girls are back having sold out last time at The Bear Club.

A London based band they bend the country music genre to their mighty will - combining blues, honky tonk & gypsy jazz into their big sound while staying rooted in traditional and vintage country music.

The band are selling out venues all over the UK with their hi-energy energy, theatrical show.

Doors 7pm / Music 8.30pm

Billy Marrows is one of the finest guitarists and composers on the London jazz scene today.

The Billy Marrows Band’s vibrantly melodic, groovy and expressive music explores the meeting point between composition and improvisation, creating a fertile playground for these highly inventive musicians. Drawing on grooves from across the globe, they take inspiration from a wide range of styles, including contemporary jazz, funk and progressive jazz.

Their debut album Dancing on Bentwood Chairs is released in February 2026, and this show is part of their album release tour.

Doors 7pm/ Music 8.30pm

Imagine Tammy Wynette crossed with The Ventures and you’ll have an idea of the sonic world of Americana artist Stacy Antonel. Always a genre-defying artist, Antonel blends her passion for classic country, jazz and surf rock on her recent EP of covers: The Seahorses Vol. 1. Recorded at Nashville’s Fitting Room Studio, the result is a fresh hybrid of musical styles that feels both vintage and hyper-modern.

She joins with her full UK band.

Doors 7pm / Music 8pm

A warm welcome back to The Bear for Ruby and the Dukes, who gave us a real night to remember earlier this year. This London-based vintage band is a musical force, transporting audiences back to the golden era of the 1940s and 50s with their mix of RnB, rock 'n' roll, blues, rockabilly, and retro swing.

Ruby and the Dukes blend the classics of Ruth Brown, Nina Simone, Etta James, and Bill Haley and the Comets with contemporary hits from artists like Imelda May, Stray Cats, and Postmodern Jukebox.

Doors 7pm / Music 8.30pm

2026 marks a milestone anniversary for tenor saxophonist and bandleader Simon Spillett: 30 years on the UK jazz scene.

Since his debut in the 1990s he has risen to become one of Britain’s most prominent jazz figures. An instrumentalist with a powerful, straight-ahead style, drawing on the best of the jazz tradition and in particular the inspiration of an illustrious forebear, the late great Tubby Hayes, his gigs are always highly popular and hugely entertaining.

Doors 7pm / Music 8.30pm

Ma Polaine’s Great Decline are an award-winning band praised by MOJO Magazine for their unique blend of pop, folk, blues, and Americana, embarking on an exciting UK tour following the February release of their fifth studio album, Monster Swan.

Their gigs at The Bear Club are always something special and the new album is a return to the grittier, bluesier side of Ma Polaine which still carries their usual “hard to pigeon-hole” hallmark.

Doors 7pm / Music 8pm

Pearl Handled Revolver’s recent gigs at The Bear have become legendary. Having recorded their live album “Live at The Bear Club” in 2025, they’re back to perform their own original and distinctive fusion of psychedelic blues and progressive jazz rock.

Bedford-based with five studio albums, four EPs, two live albums, and a boxed set back-catalogue double album under their belt, the band have built a large and loyal following through their energetic and immersive performances at some of the UK’s and Europe's best festivals and music venues.  

Doors 7pm / Music 8.30pm

Voted one of the 'Hottest Bass Players in the World' by readers of Bass Player magazine, virtuoso British-Asian bass player Shez Raja is renowned for his high-energy live shows, unique Indo-jazz-funk sound, and global star collaborations with Mike Stern, Randy Brecker, Dennis Chambers, and Wayne Krantz.

Shez will be joined by not one but two special guests—the electric guitar sensation, Guthrie Govan and tenor sax maestro Tony Kofi. This will be some night…

Doors 7pm / Music 8.30pm

Ella Raphael is blessed with an amazing voice; a woozy, bluesy, euphoric sound that’s filled with warmth and emotion. Brought up on Elvis, Ella Fitzgerald and Edith Piaf, her travels have refined that eclectic mix, adding The Shirelles, Julee Cruise, Love, Serge Gainsbourg, Karen Dalton, the original masters of Tropicalia, exotic 50s guitars and the more esoteric sounds of The Beatles.

Expect some or all of the above as she joins us for the first time with her band on what should be an evening of gorgeous blues-tinged music. Highly recommended !

Doors 7pm/ Music 8.30pm

Rapidly establishing themselves as one of the must-see live bands in the UK and after a storming performance at The Bear Club last time out, GETNOTGOT create musical landscapes that are fused in the Blue Note heritage with contemporary acid-jazz nuances and a funk-fuelled musical energy.

Catch them live, and you’ll feel their sonic connection and musical union firsthand. After well-received support slots with Smoove & Turrell, and Izo Fitzroy, and numerous shows in the heart of London’s jazz circuit, the demand is high for this quintet’s infectious soul-bearing vibes.

Doors 7pm / Music 8.30pm

Alderney-born Robert J. Hunter is back at The Bear having taken the blues and Americana scene by storm. Armed with a gruff, powerful voice and the wild thud of an overdriven, foot-stomping guitar, he delivers a raw and soulful sound that is unmistakably his own.

His evocative songwriting takes you on emotional, deeply personal journeys, echoing the spirit of artists such as Bruce Springsteen, Free, Jackson Browne, Little Feat, Rory Gallagher, The Band, The Black Crowes, The Eagles and Tom Petty.

Doors 7pm / Music 8.30pm

We’re delighted to welcome multi-award-winning US soul and funk singer Gina Sedman back to The Bear.

A dynamic Californian soul artist known for her magnetic stage presence, rich vocals, and emotionally charged songwriting, Gina blends classic soul, funky rhythms, and future-soul influences into performances that move effortlessly between high-energy grooves and intimate, heartfelt storytelling — creating a powerful connection with her audience.

Doors 7pm / DJ set 7.30pm / Music 8.30pm

Dan Costa has performed on six continents and we’re thrilled that he is bringing his project to Luton for the first time.

Having recorded with the likes of John Patitucci, Ivan Lins, Randy Brecker, Roberto Menescal and other legends, Costa’s critically-acclaimed music reflects his mixed cultural background (his parents are Italian and Portuguese respectively) as well as his appreciation of the natural environment, which has informed his artistic philosophy.

A musician, educator and writer, he plays beautiful lyrical jazz piano which has sometimes been compared to Bill Evans or Chick Corea in feel.

Doors 7pm / Music 8.30pm

Seamus Fogerty is on the verge of great things - having released his debut full-length ‘God Damn You Mountain’ on cult Scottish label Fence Records (King Creosote, Jon Hopkins) in 2012, this was followed by 2017’s The Curious Hand and 2020’s A Bag Of Eyes‍ . The lead single from his most recent EP, ‘They Recognised Him’ received high praise from Oscar-winner Cillian Murphy who singled it out for recommendation on his Limited Edition show on 6Music and his new album Ships is his most expansive and uplifting collection of music to date. Seamus plays tonight both solo on guitar, keyboards and loops and with a drummer.

Doors 7pm / Music 8.30pm

Part of our series showcasing some of the finest young artists on the UK’s blues scene, Jack-Austin Despy, from Billericay in Essex is already being recognised as one of the UK’s brightest new blues talents.

Jack began his musical journey at the age of six when he learned to play harp and at the age of thirteen he played guitar and sang at the Rory Gallagher Festival UK in Nantwich where he amazed the audience with his skills. Jack-Austin blends the virtuosity of Stevie Ray Vaughan with the passion of Rory Gallagher and the soul of BB King, while carving out his own unique identity on stage.

Doors 7pm/ Music 8.30pm

We welcome the awesome blues guitar talent that is Paulie Boy Blues to The Bear Club for the first time. He brings the noise, the swagger and raw ability of someone carrying lightly the burden of blues rock tradition upon his shoulders.

Comparisons with Hendrix are plain and obvious but too easy. Yes he plays with some of his panache and experimentation but in doing so he finds his own style. He bridges the space between classic blues and contemporary noise rock with total authenticity summoning the spirit of the past but taking the music forward into the future with a huge sense of conviction.

Doors 7pm/ Music 8.30pm

As a special bank holiday weekend treat, we don’t really do tribute acts but… formed to mark the 60th anniversary of John Mayall’s Blues Breakers with Eric Clapton, Sonny Flint’s Beano Bluesbreakers, is a tribute to one of the most influential recordings in British blues history.

The project is dedicated to recreating faithfully the sound, feel and musical intent of the original album, which helped define the UK’s electric blues movement.

The band offers audiences the opportunity to hear this landmark recording performed in full, plus additional songs from the original live set, with precision, restraint and deep reverence for its place in music history.

Doors 7pm/ Music 8.30pm

Jazz Sabbath is a jazz trio that plays new jazz arrangements of Black Sabbath songs (although the band presents itself tongue-in-cheek as a jazz trio founded in 1968 and the original authors of the tracks later made famous by Black Sabbath..).

Helmed by pianist Adam Wakeman (Black Sabbath and Ozzy Osbourne since 2004), Jazz Sabbath explores the boundaries between jazz and the songs that defined heavy metal, revisiting existing jazz riffs and discovering new ones…

Doors 7pm / Music 8.30pm

We are delighted to welcome Kananayé to The Bear Club.

Kananayé is an artistic collaboration between Burkina Faso and France that weaves narrative songs in French, Jula, More, and English, blending the musical heritage of West Africa, blues, improvisation, poetry and organic trance.

Doors 7pm / Music 8pm