Jazz night and album launch by pianist and vocalist Neal Richardson and his 7-piece band, part of the Pavilion Theatre's 100th anniversary celebrations.
Neal Richardson is playing the Pavilion Atrium on Wednesday 18 November, and it's an album launch, so he's bringing a full seven-piece band for the night. He's an award-winning pianist, vocalist and songwriter, and the set will pull from his jazz, blues and original music.
He's played in more than 60 countries, from Rio and New Orleans to Singapore and Venezuela, and has appeared at Ronnie Scott's, St Martin-in-the-Fields and Crazy Coqs, with eight consecutive appearances at the London Jazz Festival. His style blends classic jazz influences with a bluesy twist, and he names Oscar Peterson, Nat King Cole, Gene Harris, Georgie Fame and Ray Charles as the people he draws from. That sound has picked up praise from Jazz Journal, London Jazz News and The JazzMann.
The night is part of the Pavilion Theatre's 100th anniversary celebrations, so it's one of the dates they're putting on to mark the centenary. Richardson will be leading the seven-piece band, with the new album at the centre of the evening.
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It starts at 7:30pm, and tickets are from £17.75 plus a £1.75 transaction fee.
Date
Wednesday, 18 November 2026
19:30
Location
Pavilion AtriumPrice
Paid
Recommended Age
+14 years
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