Jazz in London

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or here for links to Gigs.

(If your venue is not listed here you can send details to jazzinlondon@btinternet.com, but please don't use this address for advertisements or listings entries. See below.)

The printed version of Jazz In London can be collected at various locations in and around London. It is generally distributed about a week before the end of the previous month to the pick-up points listed here.

The latest issue is posted on "jazzinlondon.net"
a week or two prior to the start of each month depending on pressure from other jobs.

To make sure that you don't forget to look or waste time looking too early, we can notify you by e-mail, each month, when the latest issue becomes available on site. This service is free, so please subscribe to our mailing list.

This e-mail address is only for subscription to the free notification service. Your personal information will not be passed to anyone else without your permission. Please do not use this address for listings or advertising requests or other correspondence.

Advertising questions should be sent to mary.greig@jazzinlondon.net or phone 01904 430933. Space needs to be reserved as early in the month as possible; deadline for copy varies from month to month but is around the 12th-14th.

.......should be submitted to listings-info@jazzinlondon.net. Because we set high store by accuracy of information, listings will not be taken over the telephone. (Fax is no longer an option).Deadline for free listings is generally the 15th of every month (6pm). Ongoing gigs must be confirmed every month by the 15th, even if the information is the same.

However, we cannot guarantee to list every gig that is submitted . . .

....... Jazz In London is a specialist JAZZ publication, and decisions about listings are made on the basis of their appeal to jazz audiences in Greater London. The music must be predominantly Jazz (mainstream to contemporary), rather than predominantly Blues, Soul, R & B or whatever.

Priority is given to gigs by professional or semi-pro musicians (except in the case of jam sessions). For restaurant gigs, you must specify whether access is available to non-dining listeners, or whether dining is obligatory. Restaurants which have obligatory dining at a high price (with jazz as a secondary element) are a low priority for listing.

Keep information brief, but make sure to include venue name & address, date & day of the week, artist/band, time, admission price (or F /FD*). Please also give your contact phone number & a phone number for the venue. Do not send press releases, pictures or other large documents which include your programme. We do not have the resources to provide extensive editing. And please do not send large attachments which will clog up our mailbox and slow our link down. Weekly/monthly residencies should be marked (R) but must still be confirmed each month before the 15th otherwise we will assume the residency has ceased.

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If you have any problems either viewing or printing the pdf file please let us know at jazzinlondon@btinternet.com. On a more positive note why not tell us anyway of your first successful download of "Jazz in London". This will give us confidence that we are reaching you reliably and in sufficient numbers. While you are at it, why not e-mail the URL (http://www.jazzinlondon.net) to any of your friends who may not have easy access to the paper copy distribution.

Mary Greig has been producing Jazz in London for more than 30 years. Starting out over 30 years ago as a single-page, single-sided leaflet, today, it is a tightly-packed 8-pager with the most reliable and comprehensive jazz listings to be found for any major city. This continues to be a self-sustaining, non-profit making enterprise dedicated to live celebration of the beautiful music.