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The Sam Every Big Band is one of the most exciting young big bands performing in the UK today. After making their London club debut in 2019, they have obtained a 100% sell-out record at all of their Jazz club performances, making serious waves in the UK jazz industry. They are regular performers at the Pizza Express Jazz Club in Soho, and have performed multiple sell-out shows at the world-famous Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Club in London’s Soho. They are a projects-based band, performing a variety of unique sets, entirely compiled of original arrangements for the band, featuring acclaimed UK singers. So far they have worked with the award-winning Emma Smith, Iain Mackenzie, Katie Birtill, Freddie Benedict and many more. The band also regularly appear on the festival scene, most notably frequently headlining the Twinwood Music Festival, in Bedfordshire. In 2025, the band embarked on their 2nd UK tour, as repeat recipients of Arts Council England funding. Performing new reimaginings of everything from Guilty Pleasures to TV Themes, the band performed at some iconic UK venues like Eastside Jazz Club (Birmingham) and Liverpool Philharmonic Hall (Liverpool). The band are also regular performers at the EFG London Jazz Festival; opening the festival for Pizza Express Jazz Club in 2023 with UK singing starlet Emma Smith before most recently headling two houses at Toulouse Lautrec Jazz Club for the festival in 2024.
The Sam Every Big Band performs dynamic big band jazz, featuring original arrangements and fresh takes on popular songs, TV themes, and classic artists like Quincy Jones, often with acclaimed UK singers.
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The Sam Every Big Band is based in London, United Kingdom, and frequently performs at prominent jazz clubs across the city and on UK tours.
Their live shows are known for high energy, featuring a full big band sound with brass, rhythm sections, and guest vocalists, delivering engaging performances of both original material and reimagined covers.