Abi Rose
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Abi Rose is bringing her stunning saxophone talents to The Lillie Langtry in Fulham. A seasoned performer who's graced stages from Wembley Arena to venues across Monaco, Ibiza, and beyond, Abi delivers high-energy live music spanning pop, jazz, and dance. Whether performing as a soloist or alongside established bands, she brings a vibrant, professional edge to every show.
With experience ranging from intimate London jazz clubs to prestigious international events, Abi Rose knows how to captivate a crowd. Her versatility across alto and tenor saxophone means you're in for a night of genuine musical flair—expect the kind of polished, engaging performance that's made her a sought-after session musician and solo artist alike.
Catch Abi Rose at The Lillie Langtry, located on Lillie Road in Fulham. Whether you're a jazz enthusiast or simply after a brilliant evening of live music, this is your chance to enjoy a performer with real pedigree and genuine passion for the stage.
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I play both the Alto and Tenor Saxophone and can perform a variety of genres, including pop, jazz, dance music, and more. I primarily focus on commercial event performances, either as a soloist or as a session musician for existing bands, and I enjoy playing high-energy shows for high-profile events. I have had the opportunity to play in stunning venues, including Wembley Arena for the UEFA Championships Final, performing to 2,500 fans as a solo artist; The Roundhouse Theatre; Cork Opera House for the Fastlove Tour; and Udaipur City Palace in India. International performance locations include Hed Kandi Ibiza, Monaco, Bahrain, India, Italy, Switzerland, and France, for events such as The British Grand Prix, MPIM, and The Monaco Yacht Show. More intimate settings include The Jazz Cafe in London, where I performed alongside Heartbreakers punk artist Walter Lure, and many London hotels, including the Waldorf, the O2 Blueroom, and Annabel's, which host many A-list celebrities. I have performed on TV for BBC1's Sam Ryder's New Year's Eve show, sharing the stage with other notable artists. Additionally, I have recorded saxophone for music productions worldwide, distributed by publishers including 5 Alarm in the US and Cavendish in the UK. I pride myself on high-energy performances, adding a unique showmanship edge due to a decade of drama school training from ages 6 to 16. I started my training on the clarinet at age 9, added the flute at 10, and at 14 chose the saxophone as my primary instrument. I am also able to DJ during my saxophone sets.