Djangada Featuring Sam Watts | Brazillian Jazz Fast emerging as the new Brazilian sound from the UK, Djangada's funky...
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Djangada Featuring Sam Watts | Brazillian Jazz Fast emerging as the new Brazilian sound from the UK, Djangada's funky...

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Friday, 12 June 2026

Sunbeam Studios

79 Barlby Rd, London, W10 6AZ

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£15

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Performance begins – 8:30pm Tickets from £15 | Complimentary Tickets for Patrons Curated by Zhenya Strigalev Choose Table Seating & Dinner Service tickets to order from Pollini’s Jazz Set Menu directly to your table in the Sunbeam Theatre. We recommend arriving before 8pm to give you plenty of time to settle in and place your food and drink orders. Standing tickets emerging as the new Brazilian sound from the UK, Djangada’s funky piano trio reworkings of classics from Gilberto Gil and Dorival Caymmi has captivated audiences all over. Their dynamic trio interplay comes from years of performing together as a rhythm section and is a thrill to witness live; a blend of traditional Brazilian music with a jazz aesthetic that is lively and accessible, but with a deep sense of craft and musicality. Sam Watts (piano) and Matheus Nova (bass) have been playing together for several years and have formed the backbone of many brazilian rhythm sections in Europe over the years including those of Marcelo Andrade, Celeste Caramanna, Adriano Adewale, Luiz Morais, Luna Cohen, and Cosmo Sound Collective amongst others. When they met Marcinho Pereira (drums) in 2020 they decided to finally break out and do their own thing, and these years of musical communication and interplay are the foundation of the band’s sound. Line up Sam Watts (piano) Matheus Nova (bass) Marcinho Pereira (drums)

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