LIVE AT FLUTE WITH JOHNNIE WALKER
Who said you had to wait until Friday? This September, Live at Flute with Johnnie Walker brings five nights of live music to the rooftop, making a good case for staying out on a school night. From 2 September, a line-up of new and established voices will be joined by a different guitarist each night, with soul, jazz, R&B and plenty more carrying across the months. Johnnie Walker is taking care of the drinks too, with a menu curated especially for the series.
All sets 7.15–9.15pm.
SEPTEMBER
KIANJA | Wednesday 2nd September
North-East London-born and rooted in her Jamaican heritage, Kianja moves between R&B, soul, jazz and reggae with a sound she calls ‘Silk & Stone’. A BRIT School, Tomorrow’s Warriors and Guildhall alumna, she has performed alongside Craig David, Bastille and Jordan Rakei, with appearances spanning Ronnie Scott’s, Glastonbury and the Royal Albert Hall.
MADELEINE | Tuesday 8th September
Singer, songwriter, producer and multi-instrumentalist MADELEINE is one to know from London’s nu-jazz and UK soul scene. Alongside her own soulful, electronic-leaning music, she has toured internationally as a keyboardist for the likes of Olivia Dean, Rachel Chinouriri and Nubiyan Twist.
KOJO| Tuesday 15th September
South London-raised singer and songwriter Kojo Degraft-Johnson brings gospel roots and a seriously soulful voice to Flute. He has worked with Cleo Sol, Little Simz and Jungle, and is also one half of acclaimed soul duo MRCY, whose sound draws on Motown, Northern soul and psychedelia.
NAOMI SCARLETT | Wednesday 23rd September
London-based vocalist Naomi Scarlett has spent more than a decade touring internationally with electronic-soul duo HONNE. Her credits also include Dua Lipa, Kylie Minogue, Jordan Rakei and Alfa Mist, with performances everywhere from Glastonbury and Coachella to The Graham Norton Show.
SACHA SAVOY | Thursday 1st October
Sacha Savory is a London-based vocalist and performer whose live and session credits include Olivia Rodrigo, Becky Hill, Myles Smith, Cynthia Erivo, Maribou State, BIMINI and Tom Aspaul. Originally from Wolverhampton, she moved to London to study Popular Music. A versatile vocalist influenced by soul, R&B, blues and rock, she has performed at venues and festivals across the UK and Europe, including The Dome and Mighty Hoopla.