JAZZ STROUD 2024 LINE UP

SVA John Street 10am-3pm
Live projections on view every evening

Jazz Stroud Resident artists Rich Matthews, Lily Williams and Marlo present an audio visual exhibition featuring video, print and audio developed for live events.

Brunel Goods Shed 7.45pm

Donna, however, is back IN. Skip forward a few years and she’s now a key figure and collaborator in the increasingly legendary Total Refreshment Centre, back in her groove as a musician and fighting hard for that creative headspace she once thought she’d lost.

Brunel Goods Shed 8.50pm

Jazz Stroud is proud to present Matt Stockham Brown’s new original project ‘6161'. A fierce drum led, brass heavy, alt jazz experience for the 21st century featuring an all star line up of Jake McMurchie, Pete Judge, Dan Moore, Sophie Stockham and Tom Taylor.

Brunel Goods Shed 10pm

un.procedure are an experimental–jazz-electronic outfit from Birmingham, UK, made up of synth player Piera Onacko, drummer and electronic artist Nathan England-Jones and Mercury Prize nominated alto-saxophonist Cassie Kinoshi.

Sound Records, 5.30pm

An unexpected treat to start the Jazz Stroud festival weekend. Stroud's greatest ever neo-nu-punk-jazzers will be coming in from the fringes of the programme to bring you an early doors hour or so of their special blend.

Subscription Rooms forecourt, 12 noon

Subscription Rooms forecourt, 3pm

This high-energy band pump out addictive beats and rich, hypnotic rhythms guaranteed to get you up on your feet.

St Laurence Church, 1.00pm

2023 Oram Award winner Afromerm – also known as Cil – is a South London-born sound artist, composer, producer and poet.

St Laurence Church 3pm

Ruth Goller is a bassist, vocalist, composer, environmentalist, and solo artist who is one of the low-end pillars of UK’s creative music community

St Laurence Church 5pm

Inês Loubet is a singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist that writes danceable songs that seamlessly blend improvisation and jazz harmony with captivating melodies and powerful lyrics.

Procession through Town from St Laurence Church to Brunel Goods Shed, 6pm

This high-energy band pump out addictive beats and rich, hypnotic rhythms guaranteed to get you up on your feet.

SVA John Street 10am-3pm
Live projections on view every evening

Jazz Stroud Resident artists Rich Matthews, Lily Williams and Marlo present an audio visual exhibition featuring video, print and audio developed for live events.

SVA John Street 1-4.30pm

Space Jams are here from Bristol - come hang with them for a beautiful afternoon full of Jazz, Hip Hop, Soul, Funk and Groove.

SVA John Street, 11pm

Footshooter is the moniker of London based producer, DJ & musician Barney Whittaker. His style blends skippy, broken beats with atmospheric warmth from synths, keys and guitars, combining programming with live instrumentation to create organic, rich sound.

SVA John Street , 11pm

Born in London to Congolese parents, Marla Kether is a bassist, producer and DJ. A session bassist for the likes of Yazmin Lacey, Oscar Jerome and Obongjayar, Marla released her highly-anticipated debut EP ‘All That We Have’ in November.

SVA John Street , 11pm

Mahon is a London-based and Stroud-raised musician and freelance writer, focusing on Jazz, Latin American and electronic music for The Wire, Songlines and Clash. As a guitarist he performs in the live shows of broken-beat producer Footshooter.

SVA John Street, 11pm

Clubnight set from Joice DJ Collective - a new SVA led project which provides DJ skills, training and peer to peer support for women and transgender people in Stroud and Gloucester.

Brunel Goods Shed, 7.45pm

Bristol's TIANNA is a rising neo-soul and vocal jazz star. Her debut EP "Morning Conversations" was well-received, with tracks like "Talk To Me" getting BBC Radio 1 Xtra airplay.

Brunel Goods Shed, 8.50pm

And Is Phi is a multi-disciplinary artist, expressing herself as a painter, vocalist, producer, and writer. Her sound is an ethereal genre bending conversation between samples and soulful instrumentation lifting lyrical poetics and psychedelic vocal flourishes.

Brunel Goods Shed, 10pm

Joe Armon-Jones is a London based producer, composer and keyboard player who creates in an uncompromising, free-flowing, experimental way, combining jazz, dub, hip-hop, funk and soul.

St Laurence Church 1pm

Izzy Moleno is an artist (producer, instrumentalist and singer) passionate about music and entertaining people.

St Laurence Church, 2.30pm

t l k is the project of vocalist and producer Tara Lily Klein. Based in Bristol, their works evolve from memory, dialogue, dreams and ongoing explorations into loss, selfhood, human behaviour and its coalescence and tensions with the natural world.

St Laurence Church, 4.15pm

Heralded by BBC Music Magazine as 'a distinctive new voice in a crowded scene’, saxophonist and composer Matt Carmichael continues to move from strength to strength and grow his reach globally with his powerfully emotive blend of Jazz and Folk music.

St Laurence Church, 6pm

The Magic Lantern is the moniker of singer-songwriter and composer Jamie Doe, an artist blurring the boundaries between folk, jazz and contemporary music.

Brunel Goods Shed, 7.30pm (Doors: 7pm)

Bethany Ley (Fka. STANLÆY) is an independent multi-instrumentalist based in Bristol, known for her versatility as a producer, composer and vocalist.

Brunel Goods Shed , 8:35pm

As a composer and artist, Tony Njoku is ceaselessly creative, effortlessly marrying experimentalism with traditional composition in exhilarating new ways across each release. His upcoming EP Last Bloom promises to be the next milestone on the artist's journey.

Goods Shed, 9:45pm

Daniel Inzani is a composer, pianist, producer and bandleader based in Stroud. Jazz Stroud fans may know him as the bandleader of and composer for contemporary chamber quartet ‘Spindle Ensemble’ and his recently disbanded 8 piece band ‘Tezeta’.

SVA John Street 1-4.30pm
Live projections on view every evening

Jazz Stroud Resident artists Rich Matthews, Lily Williams and Marlo present an audio visual exhibition featuring video, print and audio developed for live events.

SVA John Street 1-4.30pm

SVA’s Mojam Collective, a fusion of young musicians from Stroud and Gloucester.

SVA John Street , 11pm

Born in London to Congolese parents, Marla Kether is a bassist, producer and DJ. A session bassist for the likes of Yazmin Lacey, Oscar Jerome and Obongjayar, Marla released her highly-anticipated debut EP ‘All That We Have’ in November.

Sound Records, 1pm

Sam Judd plays tracks from his new EP capturing field recordings from around the world interspersed with electronica.

Sound Records, 2.30pm

Unfurl is the jazztronica project led by bass guitarist and producer Mike Flynn and featuring trumpeter Rowan Porteous, together they create a cinematic mix of cutting-edge electronica, powerful melodies and gritty jazz improvisation.

Sound Records, 4pm

Orbury Common imagine their music as stemming from a dream-like otherworld. Having explored the frenzied nightlife of this place with their PRAH-released ‘The Traditional Dance of Orbury Common’ EP, the pair are now gearing up to release their debut full-length album with a completely re-invented live A/V show.

Klang Tone Records 1.30pm

Rachel Musson is a saxophonist, improviser and composer who now resides in Stroud. Simon McCorry’s work is a rich combination of field recordings, adept loop based compositions and atmospheric improvisations that explore the rich sonic possibilities of the cello.

Klang Tone Records 2.40pm

Raimund Wong has a diverse graphic and sound practice that draws on musique concrète and dub, using 4-track recorders with cassette-loops as rudimentary samplers, and shaping feedback & abstractions via bespoke home-built studio units and dub/noise processing staples.

Stroud Hotel, 12.30pm

Listen to never-before-created live music. Come, listen and then perform with friendly supportive musicians. Come, bring your friends, spread the word! The jam is open - all are welcome to perform.

Rough Hands, 3-7pm