Sebastiaan DeKrom (drums), Jamie Taylor (guitar), Jeremy Brown (bass)

This will be our Kenny Burrell/Grant Green set. Such a fantastic team of people behind these Sun/Mon gigs; do come and support them if you're ever in the area. The atmosphere and history is palpable. All the Troubadour jazz gigs are free entry, but it is worth reserving a table...

Jamie Taylor (guitar), Jeremy Brown (bass), Pete Whittaker (piano)

The boss (SdeK, obvs!) is otherwise engaged for this one, so I've been entrusted with leadership responsibilities. A great honour. Can't wait!

Sebastiaan DeKrom (drums), Dave O'Higgins (sax), Jamie Taylor (guitar), Jeremy Brown (bass)  -

SdeK invites his longtime friend and collaborator, the great Dave O'Higgins to join the guitar trio. 

Sebastiaan DeKrom (drums), Jamie Taylor (guitar), Pete Whittaker (organ)

Another passionate reading from the gospels according to Jimmy Smith...

Jamie Taylor (guitar), Sean Miller (piano), Jenni Molloy (bass), Chris Sykes (drums)

Another great North Yorkshire venue with a lovely house band. So glad to be invited back; thanks all!

Sam Dunn & Jamie Taylor (guitars)

Join Mr. Dunn and myself for what is now our fourth appearance at this legendary London venue. We are, of course, very honoured to be asked back. Booking is required, so check out the RS website here.

Sam Dunn & Jamie Taylor (guitars)

Hang on - we're up to three consecutive nights now! Time to book the bus with the blacked-out windows... This looks like a lovely venue; again, new to me. Be sure to check out their website for the details if you're able to join us.

Sam Dunn & Jamie Taylor (guitars)

A new venue to me, but not to m'colleague, for whom it is a hometown gig. This one's a restaurant, and Sam assures me the food is really excellent. So, if you're in the area, book for dinner by calling 07368498158. I don't know the set times yet, but I'm sure the venue can tell you. Two gigs on consecutive nights makes this our South East tour! ACE funding to follow surely...?

Dave Walsh (drums), Martin Longhawn (organ), Jamie Taylor (guitar)

A brand new project from Mr. Walsh, which I'm delighted to have been asked to do. Expect contemporary organ trio sounds in a Goldings/Bernstein/Stewart vein.

Nadim Teimoori (tenor sax), Jamie Taylor (guitar), Sam Quintana (bass), Steve Hanley (drums)

A brand new Sheffield jazz night, organised by Tony Smith. Please support it if you can. A most welcome opportunity for me to play with these absolutely superb musicians as well. Booking information can be found here. There doesn't seem to be any mention of the actual artist on the venue website currently but, rest assured, the gentlemen listed above will be in attendance!

Rosie Brown (vocals) & Jamie Taylor (guitars)

I don't have a lot of information about this one yet, but it's a ticketed event, with my longtime collaborator and buddy, the wonderful Rosanna Brown! Rosie and I tend to throw in American Songbook, Brazilian, and singer/songwriter classics as we see fit, and always have an absolute hoot. Watch this space for more details...

Rosie Brown (vocals) & Jamie Taylor (guitars)

Rosie and I are delighted to return to this amazing co-housing community in Nether Edge, where we had a lovely gig last summer. I'll post more detail as I get it; there may be an online ticketing option, but I'm confident it will be possible to turn up on the day and put something in the jar. If the weather's nice, we'll be outside, in really beautiful surroundings.

Samuel Moore & Jamie Taylor (guitars)

Not a duo performance, but rather two contrasting solo sets - one of solo jazz guitar from yours truly, and another of solo flamenco from the superb Samuel Moore. We had an absolute blast doing this back in October last year, and the response was very encouraging, so we thought we'd go again. Two completely different but related guitar traditions on show - amazing the diversity you can get with six strings and a wooden box! I've never played at Ronnie's with anyone who wasn't called Samuel. Extraordinary run...

Jamie Taylor (guitar), Bob Walker (bass), Tom Townsend (drums), Mike or Mark Gordon (piano)

Long may my Scarborough trips continue; they are always a joy. A lovely audience and an equally lovely house trio. I don't know whether it's Mike or Mark on keys this time; it has even been known for them to take turns. One thing's certain, it will be great fun whatever the combination.

Samuel Moore and Jamie Taylor (guitars)

A Northern opportunity to hear flamenco and jazz guitar solo sets, wired in series!

Tickets are already on sale through Eventbrite, here.

Dave Walsh (drums), Martin Longhawn (organ), Jamie Taylor (guitar)

At time of writing, the opening night of our Trio JDM tour. Very excited to visit Lincoln, and a venue I've yet to play. Ticketing info will be available here.

Dave Walsh (drums), Martin Longhawn (organ), Jamie Taylor (guitar)

The man after whom M&P's legendary "Dave Walsh Pizza" is named, brings his brand new trio to that very establishment. How great is that? I think I know what I'll be ordering. One Larry David Sandwich coming right up...

Dave Walsh (drums), Martin Longhawn (organ), Jamie Taylor (guitar)

It's been a long time since I played a full two sets at this wonderful club. Especially excited to be coming with Dave's new trio, mid-way through its Northern tour. Can't wait for this. Ticket details etc. here. 

Dave Walsh (drums), Martin Longhawn (organ), Jamie Taylor (guitar)

So great that this legendary gig is happening again these days. Another stop on the road for Trio JDM.

Dave Walsh (drums), Martin Longhawn (organ), Jamie Taylor (guitar)

The Northernmost stop for the JDM odyssey. Worth a trip just for the food and the scenery up here, but we aim to please with the music as well! Keep an eye on the venue's website for details.

Dave Walsh (drums), Martin Longhawn (organ), Jamie Taylor (guitar)

The Trio JDM tour concludes at this most excellent Leeds performance space. Nearer the time, you'll be able to get all the ticketing details etc. here.