Pablo Barrios Collective

Pablo Barrios Piano

Pablo Barrios Collective brings the piano to the front of Sabor Latino's sound: montunos and clave rhythms driving the band from underneath, horns and percussion built around the groove rather than over it. At Sucre Origins, that means a set built as much for dancing as listening — Soho Jazz Festival's Latin strand at its most physical, the kind of show where the crowd starts moving before the band's finished the first tune. Expect a set that draws as much from Havana and Caracas as it does from the standard jazz songbook, and a rhythm section that never quite lets the room sit still.

The headline slot of the night, doors from 19:30 to 20:00.

As this is a dinner show, there is a minimum spend of £50 per person for dinner.

The ground-floor room at Sucre on Great Marlborough Street, where the Latin programme starts the evening before it moves downstairs.