Sunday Sounds

Jazz up your Sunday with world-class jazz music at Roth Bar. Stretch out your weekend with a chilled, music-filled Sunday afternoon with a range of jazz trios. Sunday blues no more!

Internationally recognised saxophonist and composer Iain Ballamy has created a schedule packed full of incredible jazz musicians for this winter as well as playing himself.

Sit back with a signature cocktail or glass of wine and bar snacks or tuck into our full bar menu including our Roth Bar roast.

Every other Sunday, 5 – 7pm

30th March
Iain Ballamy – tenor sax
Elliot Galvin – piano
Mark Hodgson – bass

13th April
Martin Kolarides trio

27th April
Iain Ballamy – tenor sax
Gareth Williams – piano
Nick Pini – bass

4th May
Iain Ballamy – tenor sax
Rebecca Nash – piano
Nick Pini – bass

11th May
Iain Ballamy – tenor sax
Gareth Williams – piano
Laurence Cottle – bass

18th May
Iain Ballamy – tenor sax
Rebecca Nash – piano
Henrik Jensen – bass

25th May
Iain Ballamy – tenor sax
Elliot Galvin – piano
Henrik Jensen – bass

Iain Ballamy 

Iain Ballamy is an internationally recognised saxophonist and composer with a distinctive style and voice.

He has been described variously as urbane, original, melodic, freethinking and uncompromising.

Listed between Count Basie and Chet Baker in the BBC’s publication ‘100 Jazz Greats’ his work is contemporary and encompasses strong jazz, folk and classical references yet remains un-encumbered by formalities and traditions.

Ballamy has toured worldwide playing at most major concert halls and festivals and has appeared on over 100 albums across a wide range of musical genres and styles ranging from concerto premieres as soloist with the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra to sessions at Abbey road studios for Robbie Williams. He has appeared many times at Ronnie Scotts club in Soho where he learned from some of the jazz greats.

He has appeared as a judge on BBC’s young jazz musician of the year and won BBC Jazz award for innovation.

Ballamy is a visiting professor of saxophone at the Guildhall school of music and drama and Royal Academy of Music.