The gallery's late-night weekend sessions bring London jazz heavyweights to the Corner Bar.
Tate Modern is making use of its extended weekend hours by hosting free live music at its Corner Bar, teaming up with King’s Cross-based community radio station Voices Radio for an evening of improv jazz.
The gallery originally began keeping its exhibition spaces and galleries open until 9pm every Friday and Saturday back in September. Taking full advantage of those additional nighttime hours, the South Bank institution has incorporated regular musical programming into its spaces.
For this Friday's session, Tate Modern is partnering directly with Voices Radio to curate an evening centered on spontaneous performance. The event features a roster of respected figures and heavyweights from London's jazz scene gathering for live improvisation, offering visitors access to free live sound alongside evening gallery visits.
The collaboration showcases a major London institution partnering with a local community broadcaster to provide a free public platform for local jazz musicians during extended evening hours.
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