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Saturday 31 October 2026 | 6.45pm & 9.15pm
Peggy's Skylight
Tickets: £17
Blending his love of jazz, soul, hip-hop & free music: bringing together some of London's most important and talented musicians. "I have seen many established and renowned acts perform at Ronnie Scott's since 1990 and never have I been so impressed"
"I have seen many established and renowned acts perform at Ronnie Scott's since 1990 and never have I been so impressed" – DJ Fitzroy, Soul Survivors Magazine
As we move beyond the quarter century, the London scene continues to provide a home for some of the most adventurous genre-blending sounds to be heard anywhere.
Pianist/composer Finn Carter is at once right at the center of the capital's jazz community, regularly appearing at venues like Ronnie Scott's and The Vortex, and yet simultaneously inhabiting a space of his very own, on his own journey that encompasses working with such musically sympathetic stars of the pop world as Loyle Carner, Olivia Dean and Rex Orange County while honing his own uncompromising musical vision.
On his new release Finding Home he's joined by three musicians with a similarly eclectically unfettered approach to music making, that embraces high-level complexity while maintaining a direct connection to the listener. Kaidi Akinnibi on tenor sax brings his distinctive, light-as-air tone and compatible range of experience across musical genres, while the rhythm team of Joe McLaren on bass and drummer Blake Cascoe provide a revelation in shifting texture and intensity, always driving the music to greater heights. Finding Home is a powerfully characterful statement from a standout artist who's crafted his own voice, surrounded by a like-minded family of players.
Finn's music contains echoes of his inspirations – he names Alice Coltrane, Andrew Hill, Jason Moran, Ambrose Akinmusire and Donny Hathaway as favourites, but transcends influence to make its own utterly individual statement. At the helm of this group of similarly uncategorisable musicians, Finn Carter has delivered his most accomplished statement yet with Finding Home.
"A fabulously talented piano player" – Jamie Cullum, BBC Radio 2
Line up:
Finn Carter – piano
Kaidi Akinnibi – tenor saxophone
Josh Vadiveloo – double bass
Blake Cascoe – drums
TWO SHOWS:
Ist Show
* Doors at 6pm
* Performance from 6:45pm
* we will require your table by 8:15pm
2nd Show
* Doors at 8:30pm
* Performance from 9:15pm
| Finn Carter (31 Oct 2026) | ||
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| Day | Times | |
| Saturday | 18:00 | - 20:15 |
| Finn Carter (31 Oct 2026) | ||
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| Day | Times | |
| Saturday | 20:30 | - 23:55 |
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