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We are excited to welcome you to Friday Night Jazz at the Atrium Bar & Restaurant in the President Hotel, right in the heart of Russell Square.
This week, we are honoured to present the legendary saxophonist Tim Whitehead (formerly of Loose Tubes), joined by a stellar supporting line-up: Dave Manington on bass, Marek Dorcik on drums, and Soner Ersen on piano.

When: 9:00 PM ? 11:30 PM every Friday
Where: President Hotel, 56?60 Guilford St, Russell Square, London WC1N 1DB
Closest Tube Station: Russell Square

Parking:
Free street parking is available after 6:30 PM (outside restricted hours)
Paid parking is available under the hotel

Tickets: £10. You can book online in advance or purchase on the door (subject to availability).

For more information, contact the President Hotel on 020 7837 8844 or email jazzattheprez@gmail.com.

About Tim Whitehead
Tim Whitehead is one of Britain?s most imaginative jazz saxophonists, renowned for his lyrical sound and fearless improvisation. A former member of the trailblazing big band Loose Tubes, he has released a string of acclaimed recordings, including Personal Standards, which was named Jazz Album of the Year by BBC Music Magazine. Over the years, he has worked with an array of jazz greats, including John Dankworth, Kenny Wheeler, Mike Westbrook, and Colin Towns, as well as performing with international artists across Europe and the US. In 2009, he was appointed Artist in Residence at Tate Britain, where he created music inspired by J. M. W. Turner?s paintings, later released as Colour Beginnings. Widely respected as both a performer and composer, Whitehead continues to inspire audiences with his passion, creativity, and command of the saxophone.

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