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Francesco Lo Castro duo
Sicily Italian Restaurant 2a Elizabeth Street, London, BelgraviaFrancesco Lo Castro (born in January 1974) is a London-based guitarist, composer, multi-instrumentalist and lecturer. As of 2019, Francesco has released six albums under his own name and one with the DLC Project.
Manouche Balançoire Trio
Sicily Italian Restaurant 2a Elizabeth Street, London, BelgraviaGypsy Swing/Hot Club Jazz, originally started by Django Reinhardt and Stephane Grapelli in Paris in the 1930s. A touch of Latin and Argentinian Tango "Manouche Style"
NOTICE QUEEN ELIZABETH II
Sicily Italian Restaurant 2a Elizabeth Street, London, BelgraviaWe are incredibly saddened by the news of the passing of Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II. We would like to thank Her Majesty for her life of immaculate public service and dedication to this country and so many more people worldwide. Our thoughts and condolences...
Clement Regert “Gab duo”
Sicily Italian Restaurant 2a Elizabeth Street, London, BelgraviaArt of Jazz: Clement Regert – Wild Cardartofjazz.blogspot.comClement Regert – guitar Being embedded in London’s Jazz circuit you get to hear about many of the musicians way before you ever get a ch…“Full Marks to Clement Regert for his incisive guitar playing” Jazz journal”
Graham Pike Trio
Sicily Italian Restaurant 2a Elizabeth Street, London, Belgravia
Dino Baptiste
Sicily Italian Restaurant 2a Elizabeth Street, London, BelgraviaDino Baptiste is a highly energetic pianist, vocalist and entertainer from London UK. Now residing in Birmingham, ino has strong links to Blues, Boogie Woogie & Rock & Roll as well as performing mainstream classics & current cover songs. His influences revolve around three idols…
Paul Weinreb Duo
Sicily Italian Restaurant 2a Elizabeth Street, London, Belgravia
Clement Regert Gab Duo
Sicily Italian Restaurant 2a Elizabeth Street, London, BelgraviaArt of Jazz: Clement Regert – Wild Cardartofjazz.blogspot.comClement Regert – guitar Being embedded in London’s Jazz circuit you get to hear about many of the musicians way before you ever get a ch…“Full Marks to Clement Regert for his incisive guitar playing” Jazz journal”
