Jazz in London: January - 2012 Issue. Viewing Instructions.

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Amendments for January - February 2012 Last updated 19-01-2012

 

THE OXFORD, 256 Kentish Town Road, NW5 2AA

The Gig advertised for Monday 23rd January is relocated:

 

Rob Garcia / Noah Preminger Quartet (NYC) will now be at the
Servant Jazz Quarters, 10a Bradbury Street, Dalston, N16 8JN. 8:00pm; £5.

Olivers We hear from Maurizio Minardi Group that the gig planned for 21st January has been postponed. New date TBC.

HIDEAWAY. Saturday 14th January
 
Jazz In London greatly regrets that the name of drummer Graham Fox, who sadly died last year, appears in the Hideaway ad in the printed version of the January issue. In this instance, the ad was compiled by the venue themselves and sent as ready artwork, so it was not subject to the same scrutiny that is applied to all content that is sent as copy/text and processed by Jazz In London.

Hideaway  expresses its regret for this unfortunate error, and apologises to anyone who may have been upset by it.

 
This has been corrected in the online copy.

Promoters with late programme changes can notify these to jazzinlondon@btinternet.com for display on this page. Note this is not an alternative to providing listings information by the publication deadline. Please continue to provide listings information direct to Mary Greig by the mid-month deadline in the normal way ("see free listings section of publication").