SOLD OUT - Upstairs@Ronnie's: VOODOO LOUNGE

Booking now closed, a few tickets still left on the door.

Live music returns with a passion to the intimate and plush surroundings of our upstairs bar for our Monday to Thursday programme. Here is a rare opportunity to experience some of the best singers and instrumentalists on the London scene:  from popular New Orleans fused singer/pianists such as TJ Johnson on Monday, through ‘jazz ‘n samba’ sets from leading vocalists such as Georgia Mancino and Luna Cohen on Tuesdays, ebullient trumpeter Andy Davies with guest accompanists on Wednesdays plus mouthwatering guitar duos featuring the likes of Jim Mullen and Ant Law on Thursdays. Club DJ Mike Vitti and friends will be spinning soul, funk and jazz vinyl on Fridays and Saturdays.

Bluesey New Orleans infused gumbo to classic standards

12 Oct – TJ JOHNSON vocals/piano

Possessing a grainy nuanced voice well suited to his renditions of jazz, blues, gospel and country plus a piano style influenced by the likes of Ray Charles, Dr John and Professor Longhair, singer/pianist TJ has been thrilling audiences since 1986. 

19 Oct – TOM SEALS vocals/piano

At 24 years of age and a new arrival on the scene, singer/pianist Seals brings an impassioned approach to his mix of rhythm ‘n blues and soul. He has worked with Gregory Porter, Cerys Matthews and Dame Cleo Laine, his personal highlight was performing a ‘1 piano – 4 hands’ version of Route 66 with Jamie Cullum.

26 Oct – ARTHUR LEA vocals/piano

Hammering honky-tonks since his hands could reach the keys, Arthur Lea sings eclectic rhythm ‘n blues with southern soul. Lewisham schooled, Royal Academy of Music trained, he has played everywhere from Ronnie Scott’s to the Olympic Stadium, working with everyone from Kate Tempest to Kylie Minogue.

2 Nov – JOY ELLIS vocals/piano

A superb singer/songwriter as well as being a skilled pianist and graduate of the Guildhall School of Music and Drama, Joy Ellis mixes well-crafted originals with Latin, jazz and blues-based material from the likes of Nina Simone and Stevie Wonder.

Music starts at 6.30pm.