Join us for Friday Night Jazz at the Atrium Bar & Restaurant, President Hotel, Russell Square. On 1 May we’re delighted to welcome Pat, an outstanding musician known both as a drummer and a chromatic harmonica player, who will be featuring here on chromatic harmonica. He has performed and recorded with some of the world’s most respected artists, including Tim Minchin, Tom Jones, James Morrison, Pete Townshend, The Royal Philharmonic, The Ronnie Scotts All Stars, The James Hunter Six, Bernard Purdie, and Zigaboo Modeliste (The Meters), among many others.

Pat is widely recognised for his expressive and highly versatile chromatic harmonica playing, working across jazz and contemporary music at the highest level. His debut album, Where Do You Start?, is now available on all major streaming platforms and features Al Cherry, Ross Stanley, Bob Dowell, Tom Herbert, John Blease, Kit Masey, and Tristan Horne.

He’ll be joined by an exceptional rhythm section, delivering an evening of beautifully crafted melodies, swinging grooves and intimate improvisation.

To enjoy the full experience of the evening, we recommend arriving from 7:30 PM to allow time to be seated, order your food, and settle in comfortably before the music begins at 8:00 PM. If you are planning to arrive after 8:00 PM, please email londonjazzstage@gmail.com in advance so we can note your arrival time and do our best to arrange a suitable table. Table seating is available for guests dining. Table reservations are subject to availability. Guests who are not dining are welcome to sit at tables if space is available; otherwise, they may be seated in the bar area.

Come and enjoy superb live music in a relaxed setting, with delicious food, a full bar and warm hospitality at the President Hotel.

When: 8:00 PM – 10:30 PM, 1 May

Where: President Hotel, 56–60 Guilford St, Russell Square, London WC1N 1DB

Nearest Tube: Russell Square

Parking:
Free street parking after 6:30 PM (outside restricted hours)
Paid parking under the hotel

Tickets: £10 — Advance booking online only — no sales at the door.

For enquiries: londonjazzstage@gmail.com