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Jazz in the House: Emily Saunders

21st November 2025, Doors open: 7:30pm,

8pm - 10pm

Lauderdale House, Waterlow Park, Highgate Hill, London, N6 5HE

Standard: £15.50

Unwaged Concession: £12.50

Under 35s: £8 (all tickets are subject to a £1.50 booking fee)

Singer performing on stage with a band, vibrant lighting, and a large screen displaying "barbican" in the background.

21st November 2025, Doors open: 7:30pm,

8pm - 10pm

Lauderdale House, Waterlow Park, Highgate Hill, London, N6 5HE

Standard: £15.50

Unwaged Concession: £12.50

Under 35s: £8 (all tickets are subject to a £1.50 booking fee)

House concert with an uplifting set of jazz fusion and Brazilian grooves from her latest album. “A fascinating artist on stage.

She’s the Queen of Jazz Fusion, a real powerhouse!” (Jazz FM) Expect jaw-dropping vocals, irresistible grooves and bold music production, as Emily Saunders' beguiling rich, magnetic voice wraps around melodies with effortless grace and artistry – jazz-fusion, soul, and pop, with echoes of Brazilian grooves and broken beats, creating fresh music, the sound of now. “Absolutely Brilliant” BBC Radio 2 Emily’s music is a creation of beauty, strength, and soul, with an honesty and openness that flows through her tracks. She is the composer, arranger, and producer of all her music. It’s an uplifting expression of resilience during challenging times, resulting in a tour de force. “Truly a UK sound. A future classic.” (Jazz FM). Emily’s songs, lyrics, and voice serve as a soundtrack to life, she keeps you hooked from the first track. Every note is a reminder to reach for the sunshine, to live life with joy and openness.

“Intoxicating” The Arts Desk Emily’s music has hit the Top 10 on international iTunes and Amazon charts in the UK, USA, Germany, France, and Indonesia, receiving multiple 4 star reviews including: The Evening Standard, The Guardian, The Independent, and The Daily Telegraph. Her music has received multiple plays on BBC Radio 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, been consistently playlisted on Jazz FM and receives widespread radio play on national stations across the globe.

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