The Katriona Taylor Latin Quintet @ Bull’s Head Jazz Club

Bulls Head Barnes, London

Katriona’s Latin Affair

Outstanding Latin & Jazz vocalist Katriona Taylor presents a sensational fusion of Latin grooves, with songs from the likes of Tania Maria, Astrud Gilberto, Sergio Mendes, Nancy Wilson, Michael Bublé and Dusty Springfield. From Bossa Nova to Salsa, Rhumba to Latin Funk – the show will feature the hottest Latin rhythms and intoxicating energy.

Katriona’s love affair with Latin music began at an early age whilst living in Portugal and continues to flourish. Her soulful and evocative voice will captivate you. An established artist on the UK jazz scene, with six albums to her name, Katriona is equally at home on the intimate Bull’s Head Jazz Club stage or performing internationally to an audience of thousands.

Katriona has received countless plaudits for her polished live performances, and has also supported the legendary, 10 times Grammy Award winner George Benson on his world tour and The James Taylor Quartet, amongst others. A regular at top London venues and festivals including Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Club, 606 Jazz Club, Soho Jazz Club and the EFG London Jazz Festival.

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Katriona Taylor Band at George IV, Chiswick

6th  February 2025

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DATE TBC – : Katriona Taylor Sextet

Katriona Taylor Sextet at the world famous RONNIE SCOTT’S JAZZ CLUB. Katriona will be performing songs from her brand-new album Blind Passion.

Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Club is one of the most famous and oldest Jazz Clubs in Europe. Opened in 1959 and since that time have featured most of the legendary and popular names in modern jazz and jazz fusion. Katriona joins the long list of fantastic Jazz artists who have played at this amazing venue

Taylor has a seductive and rich voice and is a skilled and sensitive songwriter. She infuses her originals and favourite standards with honest emotion & sizzle. She has been likened to Diana Krall, Sade, Nora Jones, Eva Cassidy and Nancy Wilson.”   USA Jazz Review

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