John Scofield And Gerald Clayton at Ronnie Scott's

Two generations of jazz brilliance meet on the Ronnie Scott’s stage as guitar legend John Scofield joins forces with the extraordinary pianist Gerald Clayton for an intimate duo performance.

“I always look forward to playing with Gerald in a duo setting”, says Scofield. “We have a special musical conversation. It’s always relaxed and intuitive when we make music together.”

A three-time GRAMMY winner, John Scofield stands as one of the most distinctive and influential voices in modern jazz guitar. His signature sound, shaped over five decades, bridges post-bop, funk, and blues, heard through landmark collaborations with Miles Davis, Herbie Hancock, Pat Metheny, Mavis Staples, and many others. His playing remains as inventive and expressive as ever, grounded in tradition but unafraid to explore new ground....

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Two generations of jazz brilliance meet on the Ronnie Scott’s stage as guitar legend John Scofield joins forces with the extraordinary pianist Gerald Clayton for an intimate duo performance.

“I always look forward to playing with Gerald in a duo setting”, says Scofield. “We have a special musical conversation. It’s always relaxed and intuitive when we make music together.”

A three-time GRAMMY winner, John Scofield stands as one of the most distinctive and influential voices in modern jazz guitar. His signature sound, shaped over five decades, bridges post-bop, funk, and blues, heard through landmark collaborations with Miles Davis, Herbie Hancock, Pat Metheny, Mavis Staples, and many others. His playing remains as inventive and expressive as ever, grounded in tradition but unafraid to explore new ground.

Gerald Clayton is one of the defining pianists of his generation - a six-time GRAMMY nominee and Blue Note recording artist whose music balances sophistication, swing, and soul. Whether leading his own acclaimed projects or collaborating with legends like Charles Lloyd and Roy Hargrove, Clayton’s playing is marked by an honest sense of discovery and emotional depth. His Blue Note releases Happening: Live at the Village Vanguard and Bells on Sand confirm him as a vital voice in contemporary jazz.

Don’t miss this rare opportunity to experience two master musicians in close conversation.

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