We’re very fortunate to host a great variety of incredible bands this March at Jazz in Kentish Town. Rising stars and household names alike are sure to be making the Bull and Gate the beset place to be on a Monday night so be sure to get yourselves down!

As usual, we’d like to extend a huge thank you for your continued support; we’d be nothing without our audiences, and the musicians really thrive when we manage to fill the room! So tell your friends and family, and share our posts far and wide to help us continue to bring our brand of high-level live creative music to our humble home above the Bull and Gate pub each and every Monday night.

P.S. WeGotTicket sales will show as “Sold Out” a couple of hours before doors open at 8pm but please still do come down as there will most likely be tickets available on the door.

02/02/26 – Stan Brunt

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Stan Brunt is an award-winning Guitarist, Arranger, and Composer who is currently an active
professional working in and around Greater London. Having started playing in Leeds in community
bands including Chapel FM Jazz Collective, he developed his skills over the next few years and
recently graduated from the Royal Academy of Music. Stan Brunt is the most recent winner of the
Richard Turner Award, a prestigious prize offered to those from the northern area of England. He
has, in his time at RAM, worked with many world-renowned composers and musicians, including
Will Vinson, Orlando LeFleming, Ingrid Jensen, Gwilym Simcock, and more. He has recently
recorded his debut album with his quartet, with a 2026 release expected

09/03/26 – Barry Green Quartet

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Long time musical colleagues Dave and Barry play with two amazing musicians from the younger generation. An amazing opportunity to here them become a part of Dave’s legacy and all the musicians he’s worked with..Roland Kirk, Don Byas, Coleman Hawkins, Norma Winstone, Evan Parker, Sonny Rollins etc etc!

Barry now lives in Rotterdam and has recently been playing with some great Ditch musicians such as Michael Moore, Joris Teepe and Kika Sprangers. In 2026 he has forthcoming tours with Mike Clark, Steve Nelson, Ian Shaw, Elaine Delmar aswell as new project “Time for Tyner” a celebration of McCoy’s late 60’s music and repertoire featuring Gareth Lochrane, Femke Mooren, Oli Hayhurst and Darren Beckett

16/03/26 – B!M Trio

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Originally inspired by the piano-guitar-bass bands of Ahmad Jamal, Nat King Cole, and Oscar Peterson, B!M trio has a strong beat and irresistable swing-feel. Paired with a modern approach to composition, the band has developed a beautiful and unique sound. They will be performing original material, which will be presented on their upcoming debut album, alongside some selections from the American jazz tradition. Come and feel the groove and enjoy the sweet beat!

23/03/26 – Davies/Marshall/Giles Trio

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Winner of the 2019 Parliamentary Award ‘Jazz Instrumentalist of the year’, Josephine Davies is a saxophonist, composer and bandleader at the forefront of the UK contemporary music scene. Tonight’s gig is a collaboration with the virtuoso Tuba player and inventor of the Orenophone, Oren Marshall, and drummer Tim Giles, known for his creative and dynamic improvisation. They will play a combination of original compositions and pieces by experimental musicians such as Sun Ra and Roland Kirk. Expect an evening of interesting trio interplay, freewheeling creativity and above all, riotous fun.

30/03/26 – ABACUS

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ABACUS is an ambitious sextet project run by Saxophonist, Composer and Improvisor Liam Brennan. Formed in 2022, the project concept was heavily influenced by Omer Avital’s Asking No Permission featuring a 4-horn frontline. Combining elements from contemporary Jazz, Classical, post tonal music, Scandinavian Folk, the music celebrates some of the most exciting improvisors from Birmingham and London. Liam draws influences from composers John Hollenbeck and John Taylor, as well as Charles Mingus and Oliver Nelson.