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Sunday 21 June 2026 | 7pm
Peggy's Skylight
Tickets: £8 - £11
This month, we're excited to welcome Ade Anifowose Quartet playing an eclectic set, journeying through afro-cuban, traditional swung jazz and brazilian samba styles and Kai Kinsley trio, who explores new ways of interpreting standard jazz repertoire with a contemporary voice.
"The event's mission is to shine a light on homegrown talent giving them a chance to shine on a stage that feels like home…" – Iulia Teodora Matei, Leftlion
We're back for another Spotlight event, welcoming early-career musicians to the stage! This month, we're excited to welcome back Ade Anifowose Quartet playing an eclectic set, journeying through afro-cuban, traditional swung jazz and brazilian samba styles and Kai Kinsley trio, who seeks to explore new ways of interpreting standard jazz repertoire with a contemporary voice.
Ade Anifowose Quartet
Ade Anifowose is a drummer currently studying Music at the University of Nottingham. As a way of bringing his artistic vision and material to life for his end of year recital in June 2025, he formed a trio recruiting Lucas Walters on piano and Simon Paterson on bass to play alongside him. Together, they played an eclectic set of music, journeying through afro-cuban, traditional swung jazz and brazilian samba styles.
With an affinity for music's unique storytelling qualities, Ade always seeks to arrange a compelling set of music that leaves its mark on the audience. A highlight from the trio's June performance was Duke Ellington's "Caravan" reimagined by Ade, that captured its melancholic vibe in an exciting syncopated afro-cuban style. After having a successful Spotlight performance last November this trio aims to continue with their music making, experimenting with new compositions to effectively put on a great show, and will next feature Arjun Chandrasekar on the saxophone.
Line-up
Ade Anifowose – drums
Simon Paterson – bass
Nathaniel Coxon – piano
Arjun Chandrasekar – saxophone
* Doors at 6pm
* Performance from 7pm
| Peggy's Spotlight feat Ade Anifowose Quartet & Kai Kinsley Trio (21 June 2026) | ||
|---|---|---|
| Day | Times | |
| Sunday | 18:00 | - 22:00 |
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