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13-22 November

Aly Berry + Daria

Aly Berry + Daria

Tue 17 November 2026

Stage time / 7:30pm

Doors / 7:00pm

Celebrating the Jazz Clubs

Location

Piano Smithfield,
14 Long Ln, Barbican
EC1A 9PN

Tickets

£16.5 incl. fees

Aly Berry is a London-based British jazz-pop artist blending timeless glamour with modern storytelling. With velvet-smooth vocals and cinematic songwriting, she draws inspiration from the golden age of jazz while exploring themes of romance, heartbreak, and desire through a contemporary lens.

Aly Berry is a London-based British jazz-pop artist blending timeless glamour with modern storytelling. With velvet-smooth vocals and cinematic songwriting, she draws inspiration from the golden age of jazz while exploring themes of romance, heartbreak, and desire through a contemporary lens. A fixture within London’s thriving jazz scene, Aly has performed at celebrated venues including Ronnie Scott’s. Her debut album, Hope This Reaches You In Time, has surpassed 600,000 streams, led by standout tracks “Men Like You” and “The Wrong Man.”

Produced alongside acclaimed composer and trumpeter Paul Higgs, the album features jazz luminaries Scott Hamilton, Dave Green, and Neil Bullock, showcasing Aly’s sultry vocals across rich, sophisticated arrangements.

Now entering a new creative chapter, Aly is evolving her sound beyond traditional jazz, blending classic elegance with contemporary pop sensibilities. Working with collaborators including Mr. Hudson, Charlie P, Oscar Moose, Sam Grade, she is crafting music that feels both timeless and undeniably modern.

Support comes from London-based Ukrainian vocalist and songwriter Daria Blyzniuk, a versatile artist known for her warm, dynamic voice and expressive storytelling. Her sound draws from jazz, neo-soul and RnB. For this concert, Daria is joined by her jazz trio, exploring repertoire of jazz standards alongside original compositions.

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