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Blue Harlem is a dynamic force in the modern UK swing revival, delivering high-energy live shows that blend swing, jump blues, and jazz. Formed by tenor saxophonist Al Nicholls in 1996, the group later welcomed vocalist Sophie Shaw, following Imelda May’s early success with the project. Over the years, Blue Harlem has helped shape careers, including launching Imelda May’s rise and earning invitations to high-profile events such as a film launch for Baz Luhrmann and charity galas at Highgrove House for The Prince’s Trust. Their sound captures the spirit of vintage jazz with a contemporary edge, making each performance a memorable, rhythm-driven experience. We’ve got you covered with reliable information on their biography, discography, and touring status as you plan your next live jazz night.

The live experience

What reaches the room

Blue Harlem’s discography highlights a strong set of releases from the mid-2000s to early 2010s, showcasing tight horn sections, vibrant vocal lines, and swing-era swing that appeals to both classic jazz fans and new listeners. While 2025 tour dates aren’t publicly confirmed, Blue Harlem historically performs in iconic London venues such as Ronnie Scott’s and The 100 Club, offering intimate settings and classic jazz ambiance. For fans and new listeners, secure your seats early for upcoming performances and stay connected for announcements via Blue Harlem’s official channels.

The essentials

Quick Facts About Blue Harlem

  • Genre/style: Swing, jump blues, jazz; modern UK swing revival with high-energy live shows.
  • Founder/lineup notes: Formed by Al Nicholls (tenor sax) in 1996; Sophie Shaw later joined as vocalist, succeeding Imelda May.
  • Major achievements: Launched Imelda May’s career; invited by Baz Luhrmann to perform for the Australia film launch; performed at Highgrove House charity balls for The Prince’s Trust and at Buckingham Palace events.
  • Discography (albums, most recent first): Me and My Radio (2011) → Jump Jack Jump (2009) → I Dare You (2008) → Talk to Me (2005).
  • Social media: Official site indicates a Facebook presence but no direct link shown on the page.

The records

Blue Harlem Discography

  • Me and My Radio
    2011 · Harlem Records
  • Jump Jack Jump
    2009 · Harlem Records
  • I Dare You
    2008 · Harlem Records
  • Talk to Me
    2005 · Harlem Records

Blue Harlem’s discography highlights a strong set of releases from the mid-2000s to early 2010s, showcasing tight horn sections, vibrant vocal lines, and swing-era swing that appeals to both classic jazz fans and new listeners. While 2025 tour dates aren’t publicly confirmed, Blue Harlem historically performs in iconic London venues such as Ronnie Scott’s and The 100 Club, offering intimate settings and classic jazz ambiance. For fans and new listeners, secure your seats early for upcoming performances and stay connected for announcements via Blue Harlem’s official channels.

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