Klara Devlin Quartet – special free Sunday afternoon show

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Date: 19 July 2026
End Date: 19 July 2026
Type: open

TIME: 2.30 – 4.00PM

TICKETS:  Free

Leytonstone Social is having a special open day on this day to show just what the club is all about. And we at East Side are putting on a free gig at 14.30 in the afternoon to provide a taste of just what you can enjoy each and every Tuesday at East Side. No need to book, just turn up!

If you’re an East Side regular, come and see some wonderful new talent on the scene. If you’re new to East Side and Leytonstone Social, come along to see just what there is on offer, including very fine cheap drinks at the bar. And perhaps stick around at the Social and watch the World Cup Final in the evening (kicking off at 8pm)

Band playing from 3 till 4

PERSONNEL

Klara Devlin – trumpet
Chris Outhwaite – piano
Tom Sheen – bass
Emmanuel Ampong – drums

19-year-old jazz trumpet player, Klara Devlin, was a 2024 BBC Young Jazz Musician finalist, currently studying jazz at the Royal Academy of Music. She began playing trumpet at five and discovered jazz at eight. Her quartet, formed through Tomorrow’s Warriors, performs her original compositions and arrangements inspired by bebop, blues and free jazz. The Klara Devlin Quartet has appeared across numerous jazz venues and festivals, including Ronnie Scott’s Late Late show, The Jazz Café, Jazz In The Round, Pizza Express Soho, JazzLive at the Crypt and performances at the Brick Lane, We Out Here and Brecon Jazz festivals.
In the words of Tony Kofi: “Klara Devlin, remember her name, she is in my opinion one of the most amazing and unique new trumpet voices to emerge onto the UK jazz scene. To coin the famous quote ‘if ya ain’t got it in ya, ya can’t blow it out’. Klara Devlin definitely has it, and definitely blows it out of her horn! I’m about 2-3 jazz generations in front of her and I’ve never been this excited about a young musician, definitely a stylist who’ll be making new waves for the next generation.”

 

Check out this review

https://angusbatey.substack.com/p/four-corners-part-i-and-ii