Round off the August Bank Holiday weekend with an unforgettable afternoon of live jazz, soul and blues on Monday 31 August, as the world- renowned Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Orchestra brings the spirit of London’s most iconic jazz club to Battersea Park.
Direct from the legendary Soho venue, the UK’s No.1 big band will deliver a joyous celebration of jazz classics from across the decades, featuring world-class musicians and vocalists performing the timeless sounds that have made jazz one of the world’s most loved musical genres.
Joining the orchestra is The Amy Winehouse Band, paying tribute to 20 years of Amy Winehouse’s iconic Back to Black album. Featuring her original musicians, led by her musical director, this special performance celebrates the unforgettable songs and soulful artistry of one of Britain’s most treasured voices.
The afternoon will also feature performances from Toby Lee, Ineza and Jazz Dynamos, adding even more energy, talent and variety to a spectacular day of live music.
Whether you’re a lifelong jazz enthusiast or simply looking for a relaxed summer afternoon filled with incredible performances, Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Orchestra promises an uplifting and unforgettable experience for all ages.
Part of the much-loved Battersea Park in Concert series, this special Bank Holiday performance combines world-class artists with the laid-back atmosphere of an outdoor picnic concert in one of London’s most beautiful parks.
Pack your picnic and raise a glass with friends, or enjoy delicious street food, bookable wine tastings and VIP experiences. Settle in on the lawn and let the sounds of jazz, soul and blues provide the perfect soundtrack to your summer afternoon.
Always eclectic, welcoming and full of surprises, Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Orchestra is the perfect way to close an unforgettable weekend of live music.
Gates Open - 1.30pm
Last Entry - 8pm
Expected finish - 9pm
Battersea Park In Concert promotes travelling sustainably. We strongly encourage guests to reduce their carbon footprint by travelling by bike, train or foot where possible. The park is also most easily accessed in this way.
There will be no parking available in the park, except some very limited disabled parking (please see Accessibility section on how to secure a parking space).