RYE INTERNATIONAL JAZZ & BLUES FESTIVAL 2024
Rye's International Jazz and Blues Festival is back to bring you a wonderful mix of Jazz, Swing, Blues, Roots, Soul, Funk, and Latin music.
The festival takes place from Thursday 22 to Monday 26 August which encompasses the August bank holiday weekend. You can experience World – Class headline concerts with an array of international music talent, which take place at St Mary’s Church and other venues across the historic town of Rye. There's also a programme of FREE fringe events on the outdoor stage.
To see the full programme and to book tickets visit the website below.
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