Louise Clare Marshall – the music of Sergio Mendes
Piano Smithfield, Long Lane, Barbican, London
Louise Clare Marshall, singing star of the Jools Holland Rhythm & Blues Orchestra, after sold out concerts in the London Jazz Festival, and a performance in our 2022 Jazz Divas series, arrives at Piano Smithfield for a blockbuster evening of intense latin foot tapping, body swaying music.
Whether performing on tour with BBC’s Jools Holland or Roxy Music, Ella Fitzgerald, Aretha Franklin’s American Songbook, Louise’s sonic skills span across genres: Jazz, Pop, R&B, Electronic, Classical or Gospel music. And all the while, her voice resonates, crackles, pops and burns as a phoenix rises from the flame.
In this Piano Smithfield concert Louise gives voice to the producer, composer, keyboardist and vocalist, Sergio Mendes whose influence on the music industry has spanned five decades and continues to evolve through new collaborations and mediums.
One of the most internationally successful Brazilian artists of all time, Mendes has recorded more than 35 albums, many of which went gold or platinum, and he’s a three-time Grammy® Awards winner.
Currently a featured singer with Jools Holland, Louise has worked with David Gilmour, Beverley Knight, Michael Ball, Robbie Williams, Bryan Ferry, Ronnie Wood, Van Morrison, Madeline Bell, Steve Winwood to name but a few.
“Sit forward and enjoy a captivating high octane evening of inspired Latin infected music” – The Hoste of Jazz
Here’s Louise here in a most soulful mood, with a great Ray Charles number
Doors 6.45pm
Music 8pm
Tickets £28.50 + £1.50 booking fee
Piano Smithfield, Long Lane, Barbican, London
(100 yards from the new Elizabeth LineFarringdon Station)
Piano Smithfield is our newest jazz cabaret venue, and already receiving fantastic reviews.
The Press say
"Piano Smithfield is a 5-stars venue I would urge you to visit if you like your jazz in intimate surroundings. It’s cool. Damned cool” – Jeff Prestridge — Daily Mail
“Wall-to- wall style, sophistication and a stunningly good time..it’s something to be experienced”
- Callum Crumlish — Daily Express
Audiences are in for musical treats in this much appreciated venue