Tiger Jazz Sings, Watford's King of Swing, proudly presents the popular Dial Up Open Mic and Dial Up Jazz Jam, providing much-loved platforms for people to celebrate community and creativity in all their forms. Out of his stripes, Alexander Williams is also a writer, director and actor who tours his one man musical Love in Slough, leads poetry events, reviews theatre and hosts the What's On Watford podcast.
Friday, 22 February 2019
Heroes and Villains theme on Sunday 17th March!
Thanks to everyone who came to our Love Songs Dial Up in February, what a charming afternoon! Love was definitely in the air, with a wonderful open mic hosted by Tina Ogorman and two brilliant first half performances from Tracy Holtham (photo above) and Tom Lavin.
Do join us again at 3pm on Sunday 17th March for a St Patrick's Day drink and our usual celebration of community and creativity! This month our theme is HEROES and VILLAINS so prepared for tunes ranging from angelic to demonic, not least from the wonderful Alex HW (aka Alex the Younger) breathing life into a panoply of Disney villains! As ever, the theme is just for fun, interpret or ignore it as you choose. Hope to see you there!
All Welcome
£6 online/ £8 on the door
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