Downstairs at The Grand
Introducing Birmingham’s newest late-night live jazz bar
Inspired by the iconic Ronnie Scott’s and the famous Soho jazz scene, Downstairs at The Grand brings the very best live blues, jazz and more back to the heart of our great city.
This intimate speakeasy-style venue hosts weekly residencies from top-tier musicians, with a programme that spans jazz, boogie-woogie, cabaret (think Crazy Coqs), and even West End stars performing musical theatre favourites.
Downstairs at The Grand is an intimate experience and a fantastic place to enjoy the very best in live entertainment. So grab an old fashioned, settle in, and soak up the sounds. There’s nowhere else quite like it in Birmingham.
What's on
Upcoming shows
Friday 16th May - Joe Spinoza and friends - an evening of bossa nova, Rat Pack favourites, and soulful hits
Saturday 17th May - The Voice of Rafeal Nannetti - world-class soulful jazz and blues and spot-on audience requests
Thursday 22nd May - Joe Spinoza and friends - an evening of bossa nova, Rat Pack favourites, and soulful hits
Friday 23rd May - The Voice of Rafeal Nannetti - world-class soulful jazz and blues and spot-on audience requests
Saturday 24th May - Dino Baptiste and the Night Train - high-energy blues and boogie-woogie pianist and vocalist
Thursday 29th May - Dino Baptiste and the Night Train - high-energy blues and boogie-woogie pianist and vocalist
Friday 30th May - Genevieve Jazz - joyful bossa nova twist to chart hits and acoustic classics
Saturday 31st May - The Voice of Rafeal Nannetti - world-class soulful jazz and blues and spot-on audience requests
Saturday 7th June - Joe Spinoza and friends - an evening of bossa nova, Rat Pack favourites, and soulful hits
Thursday 12th June - Tom Seals sings the American Book - hailed as the UK’s finest boogie woogie and blues pianist
Friday 13th June - An Evening of Rhythm and Blues with Tom Seals - 2nd night of his 3 night run at the Grand
Saturday 14th June - Tom Seals feat. Beebe Sax - joining Tom, Chris ‘Beebe’ Aldridge is regarded as one of the UK’s finest
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