Round 41: Festival Finale
Jack Solomons ClubThis show is on both passes.
Round 41 closes out Soho Jazz Festival with its biggest jam of the week: everyone who's stepped into the ring across the previous three nights given one last shot at the stage named for 41 Great Windmill Street, where Jack Solomons ran his boxing gym and Ronnie Scott and Tubby Hayes once played. There's no fixed headliner on the finale night — just the accumulated momentum of a jam session that's been building since Wednesday, and a room that knows exactly what it's there for. Expect the longest sets of the festival, the latest finish, and a night that runs entirely on whoever's brave enough to sit in.
Late sets and jams, doors from 21:00, running past midnight.
Home of the Discovery Stage. A modern continuation of Soho’s music history: established in 1948, the club was the site of Club Eleven, The Scene Club, and early performances by The Rolling Stones and The Who. Yamaha Sound xR certified, the first grassroots venue in Europe with this system, with 3D audio positioning and acoustic enhancement.
Home of the Discovery Stage, and the first grassroots venue in Europe with Yamaha Sound xR: 3D audio positioning and acoustic enhancement.
Named after 41 Great Windmill Street, where Jack Solomons ran his boxing gym and Muhammad Ali trained, and where Ronnie Scott and Tubby Hayes played. The jam keeps that spirit and pulse: anyone can step up, but you have to hold your own in the ring.
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