Queen Elizabeth Hall
Southbank
Terrry Carrier performs at the Queen Elizabeth Hall © Mark Mawston
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Queen Elizabeth Hall South Bank
London
SE1 8XX
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0844 847 9910
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Queen Elizabeth Hall
- South Bank
London
SE1 8XX - 0844 847 9910
- www.southbankcentre.co.uk
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Queen Elizabeth Hall
What's on at Queen Elizabeth Hall
LONDON JAZZ FESTIVAL: Branford Marsalis Quartet
Bebop
- Critics' choice
Branford Marsalis may be something of a celebrity in the US, but undiluted jazz is the saxophonist's main message, and his band maintains a reputation as one of the tightest, most explosive units on the current jazz scene. This rare UK date is a rare...
- Fri Nov 14
- Queen Elizabeth Hall
- £10-£30
Clouds
West End, Drama, Kids' theatre
A visual show for kids from Spanish company Aracaladanza, inspired by the paintings of Magritte, Bosch and Miro. Ages 4+.
- Sat Jul 26 – Wed Jul 30
- Queen Elizabeth Hall
- £18
LONDON JAZZ FESTIVAL: Dave Holland/Kenny Barron
Music festivals, Jazz and experimental
- Critics' choice
Spotted by Dizzy Gillespie as a teenager, fantastically graceful piano great Barron eventually found fame in the '90s, when he was the last great partner of Stan Getz. Barron has also played with the likes of Yusef Lateef and Freddie Hubbard, and tonight...
- Fri Nov 21
- Queen Elizabeth Hall
- £10-£25
LONDON JAZZ FESTIVAL: Dedication Orchestra
Music festivals, Jazz and experimental
- Critics' choice
Formed as a kind of musical tribute to the sound of legendary South African jazz sextet The Blue Notes, The Dedication Orchestra ensemble features Louis Moholo-Moholo, the original drummer with the Notes, amongst an array of fellow top musical minds,...
- Sat Nov 15
- Queen Elizabeth Hall
- £10-£25
LONDON JAZZ FESTIVAL: Dee Dee Bridgewater
Music festivals, Jazz and experimental
- Critics' choice
Perhaps the last of the great jazz divas, Dee Dee Bridgewater's scat style is comparable to Ella Fitzgerald's, while her ballads are akin to Sarah Vaughan's. She's also worked with the likes of Sonny Rollins, Roland Kirk, Max Roach among countless other...
- Sat Nov 15
- Queen Elizabeth Hall
- £10-£35
Fascinating Aida – Charm Offensive
Musical comedy, Musical comedy
Hard to credit, but Fascinating Aida have been at it for 30 years now and remain at the top of their game. Adèle Anderson, Liza Pulman and founder member Dillie Keane deliver witty, musically nimble tunes that hark back to music-hall classics while remaining...
- Thu Jan 1 2015 – Sun Jan 11 2015
- Queen Elizabeth Hall
- £15-£25
Gruff Rhys: American Interior
Pop, Folk
- Critics' choice
Prolific pan-disciplinarian Gruffydd Maredudd Bowen Rhys is best known for fronting the mighty Super Furry Animals, but has also produced sterling work with Gorillaz, Danger Mouse and his own Neon Neon project. He's here to perform his 'American Interior'...
- Sat Sep 20
- Queen Elizabeth Hall
- Sold Out
LONDON JAZZ FESTIVAL: Ibrahim Maalouf
Music festivals, Jazz and experimental
- Critics' choice
Vibrant French/Lebanese worldbeat trumpeter Ibrahim Maalouf blends jazz and classical Arabic music, resulting in a heady, beguiling mix that's sure to enchant the audience at this year's London Jazz Festival.
- Wed Nov 19
- Queen Elizabeth Hall
- £10-£25
Moon Duo
Psych and garage rock
- Critics' choice
Mixing up scuzzy guitar with shiny organ lines, the duo in question are in fact a music-making couple: Wooden Shjips' Ripley Johnson and Sanae Yamada. Three albums into their career, they've graduated from lengthy, trippy workouts to bright psychedelic...
- Fri Sep 19
- Queen Elizabeth Hall
- £12.50-£15
A Room for London
Things to do, Architecture, Installation, Design
- Critics' choice
Perched on top of the Queen Elizabeth Hall, with a commanding view of the river, this wonderfully whimsical temporary hotel room was designed by David Kohn Architects in collaboration with artist Fiona Banner in response to a competition organised by...
- Tue Jul 22 – Wed Dec 31
- Queen Elizabeth Hall
- £300 (max 2 occupants)
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Kate Rushton
The Hall has a really nice open cafe set around a stage with live music. Not sure when the music is playing, but it was funky jazz music last Friday afternoon.
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