Torus, an established modern jazz quartet who have been touring since the 1980s, bring their unique and retrospective music to Karamel. Compromising Gary Plumley (saxophones), Jonathan Gee (piano), Mick Sexton (bass) and Trevor Taylor (drums), the group reformed to celebrate the music of the period drawn from Steps Ahead, Keith Jarrett and Chick Corea. A night full of funky, surprising and reminiscent tunes.“Gary Plumley, surely the best under the radar tenor saxophonist around, and throughout…See More

Nick Linnik Trio feat Flo Moore and Laurie Lowe. A night of instrumental jazz/fusion. Original compositions and old favourites.Doors at 7pm, music from 8pm.See More

All proceeds go to a new memorial fund supporting young people in the arts facing economic challengesStars of stage and screen come to Collage Arts to launch a memorial fund to support young people in the performing arts facing economic challenges. Join us in Karamel restaurant on 17th December at 7pm to join some of Britain's most loved performers, singers and musicians in a night of cabaret like you have never seen before including Ann Mitchell (Eastenders, Widows), Che Walker,…See More

Jam Session lead by young jazz pianist Noah Stoneman. First set by swinging house band, second set open to all ages and ability so bring your instruments!Noah Stoneman is a London based pianist/organist and former finalist in the BBC Young Musician of the Year competition. He performs regularly around the country with various projects such as electronic trio Zeñel, the Alex Ridout Quintet and his own trio under his name. He has also performed alongside the likes of Clark Tracey, Gwilym Simcock,…See More

EFG London Jazz Festival #wearejazz N22 Jazz Festival Closing gigTwo iconic female Indian artists from North & South Indian Classical music join forces to create new pioneering work & present their cutting edge solo projects Indigo Soul & Carnatic Nomad as a specially commissioned double-bill Indo Jazz concert in Karamel's McQueens Theatre featuring guest artist and pianist, Alex Wilson.Unnati is a British Indian singer-songwriter-composer, her father was Indian Classical vocalist,…See More

Karamel in Coburg Road Wood Green is being recognised as a hot bed of new Jazz talent as it becomes one of this year’s new venues for the EFG London Jazz Festival.Jazz programmer Preeti Dasgupta explains: “Karamel is an awarding winning restaurant. It has a really friendly atmosphere which brings the best out of the talent performers we are attracting. The idea of jazz can be…See More