Upstairs at Ronnie’s promises to programme the ‘finest jazz and jazz-adjacent acts’, as well as genre-crossing performances in contemporary soul, acoustic R&B, gospel, hip-hop, global music and classical. It will also host its own version of Ronnie Scott’s Late Late Show, with grassroots talent and a range of accessible ticket prices.
Ronnie Scott’s also announced a new members’ club – The Greene Rooms – which will be a private lounge and artist space. It will be the first time the club’s backstage areas will be open to the public.
This is Ronnie Scott’s first major makeover since 2005, when it was acquired by its current owners Sally Greene and Michael Watt.
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