Jules Buckley live in London

Experience Jules Buckley live on September 8th

Jules Buckley is a British jazz arranger, conductor, and trombonist known for his work blending orchestral arrangements with electronic music and contemporary jazz influences. He frequently collaborates with artists across genres, reimagining their work for large ensemble performance. His style often incorporates elements of big band, cinematic soundscapes, and improvisation. Buckley gained prominence through his work with the BBC Concert Orchestra and has since established himself as a leading figure in contemporary orchestral jazz.

The Royal Albert Hall, located in South Kensington, London, is a distinguished concert venue with a rich history. Opened in 1871 as part of the Great Exhibition building, it was dedicated by Queen Victoria in memory of her late husband, Prince Albert. The hall is renowned for its exceptional acoustics and iconic domed roof. It hosts a diverse range of events annually, including classical concerts, opera, ballet, film screenings and the annual BBC Proms festival. Its seating capacity is approximately 2,900. The building itself is a Grade I listed building, signifying its architectural and historical importance within the United Kingdom. It remains a significant cultural landmark and one of the UK’s most celebrated performance spaces.