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Church of Sound 10th Birthday | British Jazz Songbook

Part of EFG London Jazz Festival

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Contemporary_Church of Sound 10th Anniversary

photo credit Joe Hart

East London’s Church of Sound marks 10 years with its Barbican debut – a vivid celebration of British jazz’s past, present and future.

Church of Sound celebrates its 10th anniversary with a landmark Barbican debut featuring a stellar lineup of jazz musicians. Bringing together old and new works, this special programme places the Church of Sound community firmly within the living continuum of British jazz. 

Through this programme, The reverberations of British Jazz 1965-1975, the first set unfolds as a songbook, honouring the golden era of 1965–1975, when artists including Ian Carr, Stan Tracey, Mike Westbrook and Michael Garrick helped define a bold, exploratory sound. More than a tribute, the evening reveals how that spirit still resonates today: connecting past and present, deep listening and collective memory, and the restless imagination that continues to shape what comes next. 

Tagged with: Contemporary music EFG London Jazz Festival 2026

All contemporary concerts may contain flashing lights and haze - please contact box office for more information, if required.

Stage times will be added closer to the event date.

Produced by the Barbican in association with Serious and Church of Sound.

Part of EFG London Jazz Festival 

Performers

  • Byron Wallen   Trumpet / MD
  • Oscar Jerome   Guitar
  • Daniel Casimir   Bass
  • Cassie Kinoshi   Alto saxophone / Effects
  • Norma Winstone   Vocals
  • Jas Kayser   Drums
  • Tamar Osborn   Baritone saxophone / Flute
  • Tommy Khosla   Sitar
  • Al MacSween   Piano / Synths
  • Maurizio Ravalico   Percussion

  • Anthony Joseph   Vocals
  • Sarathy Korwar   Tabla
  • Harben Kay   Tenor / Soprano saxophone
  • Nathaniel Cross   Trombone
  • The Trinity Laban Horns  

Ticket prices

Standard
From £24 (£20 + £4 transaction fee)

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Location
The Barbican Hall is located within the main Barbican building. Head to Level G and follow the signs to find your seating level. 

Address
Barbican Centre
Silk Street, London
EC2Y 8DS

Public transport
​​​​​​​The Barbican is widely accessible by bus, tube, train and by foot or bicycle. Plan your journey and find more route information in ‘Your Visit’ or book your car parking space in advance.