As an area with such a vibrant and well established music scene, it was inevitable that jazz would find a foothold in the city of Manchester. For anyone who has an affection for sweeping sax solos or the swung notes of a trumpet, then you should pay real attention to a whole new dynamic of music emerging from the city. Offering a selection of swing, ragtime and blues, this new trend of jazz bars are swiftly becoming some of the best nights out in Manchester.
Matt and Phred's reputation for exhibiting the best in international and local jazz talent has put this venue on the map. Having previously showcased the likes of Jamie Cullum, Kit Downes and Adele this establishment combines its love of music with its excellent wine and cocktail list, producing a top Manchester jazz bar in the process.
A much loved watering hole for locals and students alike, this Oxford Road bar supplies a wide range of delicious food and exotic drinks. As one of Manchester's quirkier bars they also come fully equipped with traditional and more contemporary jazz nights. So even if you're an amateur to jazz or a highly experience connoisseur, this will be right up your alley.
A popular indie music venue in the heart of the Northern Quarter, Night and Day Cafe hosts a regular roster of jazz in Manchester. Keep an eye on their listings and head on down for a delicious night of smooth notes and live musicians.
This Northern Quarter bar and venue is fundamental in showcasing international and local music to the inhabitants of Manchester. Providing a 500 capacity performance space, plus a smaller stage in its bar for more intimate gigs, Band on the Wall has the perfect event for everyone.
