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Brick Lane Jazz Festival announces first wave of artists

25-27 April 2025

Brick Lane Jazz Festival, in partnership with Jazz re:freshed and Tomorrow’s Warriors, have announced their first wave of artists for 2025. Returning for a fourth year and headlined by Ragz Orginale, Adi Oasis and Laraaji, it will take place in venues across East London including Juju’s Bar & Stage, Ninety One Living Room, Rough Trade East, 93 Feet East, Rich Mix, Village Underground and more. A complete list of those performers announced is below (more to follow).

Speaking on the fourth edition, organiser Juliet Kennedy says: “Every year I think the lineup can’t possibly beat the previous year, but fortunately the talent on the UK jazz scene is seemingly endless and constantly evolving so we’ve somehow gone and done it again! I love this lineup and I love bringing the masses to Brick Lane with our fantastic partners, Jazz re:freshed and Tomorrow’s Warriors, for a celebration of this incredible, exploding scene that we’re so lucky to be a part of. Let’s go 2025!”

FRIDAY, 25 APRIL
Ragz Originale, Jelani Blackman, BINA., Move 78, Àbáse, Allysha Joy, Last Nubian (live), Marla Kether, David Walters, Rio Rainz, ECHT!, Faye Meana, Ari Tsugi, Arsen Superfly (DJ set), Rohan Rakhit Presents: The Cockney Sikh vs Kieran Dotwav (B2B), Nadī + many more TBA

SATURDAY, 26 APRIL
Adi Oasis, dialE, Afriquoi, oreglo, Sans Soucis, Bnnyhunna, Liv East, edbl & Jackson Mathod, Rebecca Vasmant, Katie Tupper, August Charles, Al Dobson Jr, Close Counters, papaya noon, Tru Thoughts Records Presents: Steve Bamidele, WheelUP, Footshooter & Vimbai, Robert Luis, Lucy Michael & Rhys Baker + many more TBA

SUNDAY, 27 APRIL
Laraaji, Gary Crosby’s Groundation, Madison McFerrin, Flock, Jasmine Myra, Ray Lonzano, Astrønne, Marysia Osu, Alina Bzhezhinska & Tony Kofi, Bruno Berle, DjeuhDjoah & Lieutenant Nicholson, Jay Phelps, Sol Paradise, Mark Kavuma, Aldorande + many more TBA

Early bird tickets for the festival are now on sale with day passes starting from just £29, and weekend passes from £125.

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