Scarborough Jazz

Weekly jazz gigs ranging from classic swing to original music. Highlights of the season include pianist Dean Stockdale and band celebrating Oscar Peterson, award-winning composer Tom Thorpe's 'Ilumetris', and local favourites with the house band.7 May: Al Morrison with the house band, playing laidback bluesy jazz guitar 14 May: One of the UK's premier drummers forms the Gaz Hughes Trio, with keyboard and bass, 21 May: Joy-spreading audience-pleasing vocalist, flautist and saxophonist Jon Taylor, with the house band. 28 May: A mixture of soul classics, rare groove and original tunes from the Northern Star Organ Trio.4 June: Local young saxophonist Zak Parlby with the house trio MG3. 11 June: Award-winning composer and saxophonist Tom Thorpe's Ilumetris quintet. 18 June: Classic bluesy piano and vocals with the Bob Hadrell Quartet. 25 June: Saxophonist Stuart MacDonald joins the house band with a repertoire of classic jazz from swing to hard bop.2 July: Renowned UK jazz vocalist Beverley Beirne accompanied by the house trio MG3. 9 July: Pianist Dean Stockdale returns with his quartet to play tribute to jazz legend Oscar Peterson. 16 July: High octane saxophonist Rod Mason, playing alongside the house band. 23 July: Scarborough saxophonist Julia Wray playing jazz classics that span the decades, with the house band. 30 July: Neon Brass is a six-piece brass band, playing 80s hits in a New Orleans street band style.6 August: The Maranello Trio have played swinging jazz standards together for over ten years. 13 August: Saxophonist Joel Purnell is supported by soulful and sultry songs from Little Wing (Angela Basson). 20 August: Trumpeter Chris Coull leads a quartet that also features Jack Davies on drums and Rob and Joe Steels on bass and guitar. 27 August: Mellifluent fluency in action from vibraphonist John Settle, alongside the house band.Note: we may temporarily vary the venue during 2025, so keep up to date with our social media.