James Browne's Jazz on Screen at Alfie's
Alfie’s Soho presents a captivating night of live jazz improvisation to silent films on screen in the heart of the West End as part of the 100 Years of Grassroots Discovery. Immerse yourself in the dynamic fusion of classic cinema and spontaneous rhythms, crafted by exceptional talent in one of the city's most celebrated venues.
James Browne has become a staple of the UK jazz scene, regularly performing with the Koko Collective, a group of London-based musicians dedicated to anything that swings. His performances are a nod to the golden age of jazz, combining technical brilliance with a deep passion for the genre. Whether playing solo or with the Collective, James’ skill on the keys and his rhythmic drive make each performance a captivating experience, delighting audiences at Soho Live Music Club events.
Beyond his work in London, James has performed at jazz festivals and venues across the UK, earning praise for his dynamic and engaging shows. His ability to bring the energy of stride piano to both traditional jazz standards and modern compositions makes him a versatile and exciting performer. With every performance, James Browne continues to jazz up the night with his infectious swing, leaving audiences eager for more.
Perched above the bustle of Greek Street, Alfie’s is a private members’ jazz bar hidden in plain sight. Inside, it’s candlelight, curated art, and a grand piano that rarely stays silent. Signature cocktails — including the Soho Vodka Martini — accompany performances from some of Europe’s finest jazz musicians. Entry is by membership or advance ticket reservation only. Walk-ins are not permitted.
