PizzaExpress Jazz Club is an award-winning London music venue in the heart of Soho. Since 1976, the club has presented thousands of world class musicians in its intimate, basement setting.
In both 2015 & 2016, the PizzaExpress Jazz Club was named 'Venue of the Year' in the London Lifestyle Awards. It has previously won Time Out and Parliamentary Jazz Awards, and was named by Downbeat magazine as one of the world's great jazz clubs. The venue has hosted performers ranging from Norah Jones, Amy Winehouse and Gregory Porter to Benny Carter, Rick Wakeman and Brad Mehldau.
Show 8:30PM|Doors 7:00pm
Show 8:30PM|Doors 6:30pm
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PizzaExpress Jazz Club
10 Dean Street
London
W1D 3RW
020 7439 4962
Our address is 10 Dean Street in Soho, and the venue is just South of Oxford Street, next to Soho Square. The nearest underground station is Tottenham Court Road (Northern Line), but we are also within walking distance of Leicester Square (Piccadilly and Northern Lines) and Oxford Circus (Central and Bakerloo Lines) underground stations. Dozen of buses run along Oxford Street and Charing Cross giving guests easy access to the club from virtually anywhere in London.
The venue is in central London, so unfortunately street parking is expensive and difficult to find. There are a limited number of metered spaces in nearby Soho Square and Berners Street, and parking is free after 6:30pm Monday to Saturday and all day Sunday. Things do change, so please check signs and meters for costs and timing before leaving your car. An NCP car park in Brewer Street and Q-Parks in Poland Street and Chinatown are all within 5 minutes walk of the venue.
