James Hudson – Swinging Songs From Broadway In The Efg London Jazz Festival at EFG London Jazz Festival at Piano Smithfield

Much sought after singer James Hudson, opened our Autumn Jazz Cabaret season at Piano Smithfield with his highly regarded and regularly sold-out evening featuring the music of the all-time American great Nat King Cole.


Tonight, he makes a welcome return, as part of the EFG London Jazz Festival, on this occasion capturing the wonderful catalogue of swinging songs from eras of great Broadway shows


Expect to hear gems including “On The Street Where You Live” from My Fair Lady: “I Get A Kick Out Of You” from Anything Goes: “I’ve Never Been In Love Before” from Guys & Dolls: the everlasting George Gershwin classic “I’ve Got Rhythm” and many more jazz inspired songs from great Broadway shows...

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Much sought after singer James Hudson, opened our Autumn Jazz Cabaret season at Piano Smithfield with his highly regarded and regularly sold-out evening featuring the music of the all-time American great Nat King Cole.


Tonight, he makes a welcome return, as part of the EFG London Jazz Festival, on this occasion capturing the wonderful catalogue of swinging songs from eras of great Broadway shows


Expect to hear gems including “On The Street Where You Live” from My Fair Lady: “I Get A Kick Out Of You” from Anything Goes: “I’ve Never Been In Love Before” from Guys & Dolls: the everlasting George Gershwin classic “I’ve Got Rhythm” and many more jazz inspired songs from great Broadway shows


James released his debut album ‘TOMORROW’ earlier this year to great acclaim. The album was described as “polished and exuberant” by London Jazz News and was Featured as ‘Album of the Week’ on Jazz FM. He has performed to sold-out crowds at Crazy Coqs, Ronnie Scotts’ Jazz Club, Pizza Express Jazz Club Dean St, Hôtel de Paris, (Monte Carlo), London’s Ritz Hotel and other top venues across the UK & Europe. 


Joining James will be Liam Dunachie on Piano and Loz Garratt on Double Bass.

“James Hudson’s voice shows real class and consistency with his pure tone” - London Jazz News


“Following in the footsteps of Frank Sinatra, Nat King Cole, and Mel Tormé - James Hudson doesn't try to step into their shoes but remains true to himself and the song.” - Bebop Spoken Here

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