Massive shows and variety in the latest of the EFG London Jazz Festival lineup - click here for the full listing or read on to see what's been added:
The Jazz Animals: a tribute to Blue Note founders Alfred Lion & Francis Wolff
Monday 18 November | Cadogan Hall
ACT founder Siggi Loch curates a new band, featuring Émile Parisien, Theo Croker, Yaron Herman, Gerald Cleaver, with guest Benny Golson and more, celebrating Blue Note's 80th year
Black String
Monday 18 November | Purcell Room
ACT artists and Songlines Music Award winners Black String make their mark on the Festival with their explosion of heavy rhythms, traditional Korean instruments, mind-bending electronics and jazz guitar licks
Chassol Ludi
Tuesday 19 November | Queen Elizabeth Hall
Visionary Chassol has worked with Frank Ocean and produced tracks for Solange, and now he presents the UK premiere of his film Ludi with live ultrascore
Elliot Galvin Trio + Laura Jurd Trio
Friday 22 November | Purcell Room
Two of the finest instrumentalists from the British jazz scene play a double bill showcasing their respective trios, featuring Corrie Dick, Tom McCredie and Ruth Goller
Saturday 23 November | Purcell Room, 12pm
Jazz FM Vocalist of the Year (and Evelyn's granddaughter) Cherise Adams-Burnett, presents her family show exploring Caribbean influences on jazz
Ingrid & Christine Jensen with the Whirlwind Records Jazz Orchestra
Saturday 23 November | Purcell Room
Juno and Grammy award-winning Christine and Ingrid Jensen showcase original and arranged compositions featuring the 18-piece Whirlwind Big Band of leading American and European musicians who are associated with the label
Royal Academy Big Band with Tim Garland FREE SHOW
Saturday 23 November | Clore Ballroom at Royal Festival Hall
The Royal Academy of Music collaborate with iconic British saxophonist Tim Garland to celebrate material from his Edition Records releases
Chrissie Hynde with the Valve Bone Woe Ensemble
Sunday 24 November | Royal Festival Hall
Iconic frontwoman of The Pretenders showcases tracks from her new jazz album Valve Bone Woe, inspired by a track she sang with Frank Sinatra
Cleveland Watkiss 60th Birthday Celebration
Sunday 24 November | Queen Elizabeth Hall
Award-winning vocalist celebrates with music from throughout his career with collaborators old and new, including Orphy Robinson, Byron Wallen and Ayanna Witter-Johnson
