John Stowell, Jamie Taylor (guitars), Jeremy Brown (bass), Dave Walsh (drums)

I could not be happier to welcome my good friend John Stowell to the North of England again - he is, as many of you will know, a truly world class and utterly unique guitarist. Add a rhythm section of this calibre, and I am in absolute dreamland. It also means a lot that we're doing the first of these shows at a venue that's geographically the closest to my front door - all back to mine for the hang! Click here for tickets.

John Stowell, Jamie Taylor (guitars), Jeremy Brown (bass), Dave Walsh (drums)

A second date for my dream band, and the day in between is my birthday as well. Fancy turning 21 (ahem!) in the middle of all this excitement, eh? Click here for tickets.

Jason Scott (piano), Jamie Taylor (guitar), Adrian Knowles (bass)

First visit to Huddersfield for the Maranello Trio - will be a lot of fun!

Jamie Taylor (guitar), Richard Iles (flugelhorn), Ben Crosland (bass)

A new venue for the very long-running jazz night at The Railway in Stockport. Hoping to see a few familiar faces in an unfamiliar room...

Jason Scott (piano), Jamie Taylor (guitar), Adrian Knowles (bass)

The mid-week rush-hour slot at Leeds Jazz; why sit stationary on one of our broken motorways, when you could sit listening to the Maranello Trio instead?

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

JDM hits the road for a 2025 spring clean!

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

The first stop on another little Cumbrian odyssey for JDM. It's all the Herdwicks are talking about apparently...

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

Two gigs in one day? The cards don't allow for that very often... First, the afternoon set at this wonderful and long-established jazz club; please give it your support if you can.

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

Then the evening leg; at a new venue on me, which looks like a really lovely one.

Delighted to be asked in both cases.

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

Always a great pleasure to visit the fabulous resident band and supportive audience at the Lairgate. Hope to see you there!

Jamil Sheriff (piano),  Jamie Taylor (guitar)

Again, a new venue on me, that looks fantastic. Even better is the long overdue opportunity to reconnect on the bandstand with my old mate and longtime colleague Jamil Sheriff; without doubt one of the most significant creative voices on the Northern scene.

Cliff Ray (trumpet), John Padfield (saxes), Andrzej Baranek (piano), Jamie Taylor (guitar)

Ed Harrison (bass), Gaz Hughes (drums)

After a lovely gig with these guys on the Wirral back in May, I'm very much looking forward to another one!

Jamie Taylor (guitar), Richard Iles (flugelhorn), Ben Crosland (bass), Caroline Boaden (drums)

Following these very enjoyable trios gig with Messrs. Iles and Crosland, we now have the chance to return to Wakefield, with the most welcome addition of the marvellous Caroline Boaden. Nearer the time, tickets will be available here.

This is going to be a very special occasion indeed. More details when I have them, but what I do know is that with Leeds legend Ronnie Bottomley providing the arrangements and a crack group of musicians from the last 60 years of LC, this will be a night to live long in the memory. I'm very honoured to have been asked. 

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

More information when we have it but, again, a lovely event that we all look forward to greatly.