March 2025 – A Bigger Mouth + Kevin G Davy / Mark Wastell / Caius Williams
A Bigger Mouth features Mike Walter on sax and synth, Gabriel Keen on keys, Lu Edmonds on cumbus and Mark Roberts on percussion, and, depping […]
Read moreLast Wednesday of every month at Ryan's Bar, London N16
A Bigger Mouth features Mike Walter on sax and synth, Gabriel Keen on keys, Lu Edmonds on cumbus and Mark Roberts on percussion, and, depping […]
Read moreStarting from September 2013, flimflam happens on the last Wednesday of each month.
Read moreThis month’s flimflam is curated by the wonderful Ivor Kallin and features two trios with himself, an electric violin trio with Sylvia Hallett and Tansy […]
Read moreThis one should be a bumper night with three very different trios. Luft are a group who’ve been fairly busy around town of late and […]
Read moreThis month we feature something very unusual and a first for the club, Ed Williams playing the clavichord in duo with Anouk Genthon on violin. […]
Read moreOnwards and upwards and the next flimflam features three great trios. Sax, clarinet and flute player Tom Ward will be joined by two Portuguese musicians, […]
Read moreThis month’s flimflam is a personal celebration of Alan Wilkinson turning 70 last month and features two of his current trios — the long standing […]
Read moreThis month’s flimflam features three duos with three very different guitar players. This will be the first time the highly rated, vastly experienced and idiosyncratic […]
Read moreIn a revised programme, this evening features Alan Wilkinson in a baritone sax duo with the great Tim Hill. Also featured is the duo of […]
Read moreThis month features a quartet of Josh Ison on sax, Alex Ward on guitar, Dominic Lash on bass, and Dave Fowler on drums, plus the […]
Read moreThis month we have two trios and a duet and a bit of an unintentional guitar theme throughout. Bassist Colin Somervell and guitarist Barry Edwards […]
Read moreFrom Madchester and London comes a great trio of Colin Webster on alto saxophone, Adam Fairhall on harmonium and Francis Comyn on gongs; the long-standing, […]
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