Thursday Jazz Night

London Jazz legend Noemi Nuti join forces with Tom Bevan to perform. Get your tickets now!

We're all very excited for this month's installment of Live Jazz at Never For Ever! We're supporting some incredible young talent on the scene here in Kentish Town, this month including Noemi Nuti, Louis Stringer and Tom Bevan.

Born in New York City, from Italian descent, Noemi’s musical personality has always been characterized by a fusion of Mediterranean and metropolitan sounds. She graduated from Trinity College of Music, London with a master’s in Jazz and received a BA in Music from Brunel University on Classical harp. Her tracks have been featured on various radio shows, two of which on the highest possible rotation on Jazz FM. She has toured around the UK with her own band during 2015 and 2016 with notable performances supporting Brazilian legend Marcos Valle at Islington Assembly Hall and headlining on the closing night at Ipswich Jazz Festival as well as establishing herself on the London music scene.

Doors 7.30

Music from 8

£6 Adv, £10 Otd

Pizzas, craft beers, amazing cocktails and wines will be served! (Food ordered and served downstairs)

Location- Never For Ever Basement

Mailing List:
https://mailchi.mp/0c7a98de0664/tom-bevan-music
More about the artists:
Growing up in a musical family, Cenk started playing piano at the age of 9 and seriously at the age of 16, after participating in Berklee College of Music's "Umbria Jazz Clinics" program in Perugia, Italy. Cenk studied Piano Performance at Berklee College of Music and was also a part of the Berklee Global Jazz Institute, founded and led by master Danilo Perez.. During his time there, he got to work with names such as John Patitucci, David Liebman, Terri Lyne Carrington, Ben Street and George Garzone. Has three musical releases under his name: "It's a Family Thing" (2021), "Glacier" (2020) & "Phases" (2019).
Louis is a versatile bassist, working across genres with emerging artists from all over the country. As well as performing alongside many of the UK’s most vibrant improvisers, he has also supported the likes of: Soweto Kinch, Ari Hoenig, Drew Gress and Hamid Drake.
Tom Bevan is a drummer and composer with a large variety of influences and experiences. Having moved to Senegal at the age of 9, he found himself at home in the local music community. He went on to work with Tim Berne, Soweto Kinch and Arnie Somogyi, and has studied with Jeff Williams, John O’Gallagher and Clark Tracey. His music is innovative while standing deeply rooted in the Jazz tradition and that of all the music he has picked up during his travels.