Lockdown Jazz Sessions are fortnightly gigs performed by musicians from their own homes. Using zoom, the audience has the chance to be present and together at the online gig, even unmuting themselves to applaud.

First Set: Matheus Prado

Matheus will bring solo intimate set with standards and improvised rhythms making the bass speaking with its full voice.

Second Set: Jonathan Ludvigsen

Jonathan Jull Ludvigsen is a drummer from Aarhus, Denmark and was an exchange student in the jazz program at the Royal Welsh College in Cardiff. Through superior coordination and a very playful approach to any given genre he throws himself at, he has begun setting his mark on the jazzscene in Denmark. His trio Athletic Progression has been one of the first “new jazz” groups to receive recognition in Denmark, and has grown and evolved simultaneously with the UK Jazz scene

How does a Lockdown Jazz Session Work?

Upon buying a ticket you will receive a link to click on when the event starts which will take you into a zoom call. You will see Robyn the host, the musicians performing and some of the other audience members. You may share your video and say hello, even unmute yourself to clap between songs, but you are also welcome to listen and watch without being visible. Everyone but the performer is muted during the music.

7-7.15pm: Session opens, audience joins

7.15-7.45pm: First Set

7.45-8pm: Interval

8-8.30pm: Second Set

Tickets are £5 Concession, £10 Standard and £15 Support.

We are offering free tickets to those who cannot afford to buy them at the moment, if you would like to join us but do not have the funds then please email saying so using the contact button below. You don't need to explain why you need the free ticket.