London Music | 24 October – 28 November 2026
Ronnie Scott’s is taking its famous Late Late Show out of Soho. Ronnie’s Lates returns this autumn with four nights in four corners of London, showcasing the next generation of jazz artists in grassroots venues. Here are five things to know.
1. West: Tendayi & Friends at Notting Hill Arts Club (Saturday 24 October)
Rapper, producer and engineer Tendayi brings his genre-blurring live show to Notting Hill with a band of some of London’s most in-demand young musicians. Expect hip-hop, Afrobeat, funk and soul with heavy grooves.
2. East: Hoos Collective at The Jago, Hackney (Thursday 5 November)
London six-piece Hoos Collective mix jazz with hip-hop, house, drum & bass and Afrobeat. Their instrumental sets blend tight grooves and soulful melodies with improvisation, and they’re fast becoming part of the city’s new jazz generation.
3. South: Wonky Logic at Vespers, Peckham (Thursday 19 November)
Leeds-born producer and multi-instrumentalist Dwayne Kilvington brings Wonky Logic to Peckham, starting solo before expanding into a full band. Expect live electronics, off-kilter beats and deep bass.
4. North: SULA at Jamboree, Holborn (Saturday 28 November)
Pianist Kezia Abuoma, bassist Aleks Dimitrova and drummer Miranda Radford play original contemporary jazz. Mentored by Tomorrow’s Warriors, the trio draw inspiration from players such as Wayne Shorter and Kris Davis.
5. Every ticket is just £15
All four nights cost £15, which is great value for live music with the Ronnie Scott’s seal of approval. They’re intimate venues, so it’s worth booking ahead, and you could even try all four.