Under the menu above you can find out all the information about the venue's we'll be using at this years Aberdeen Jazz Festival. 

Please bare with us while we build this bit of the website. For any direct information, please email info@jazzscotland.com

General Information

All concerts are seated unless otherwise stated. We never sell more seats than there are chairs unless stated, so there should be a seat for everyone should you require it. 

Orquestra Boreal - Lemon Tree, Tuesday 17th. 

This is a dancing concert, with a class from 7-750 then the band performing from 8-10pm.

Seating is available on the first and second tiers of the Lemon Tree, meaning a great seat for the band for anyone who doesn't want to dance!

Jazz the Day

Each Concert has seating available, but it will be on a first come / first served basis for busier events. The Concert Manager has the right to reserve entry where the venue has reached capacity. 

Accessibility

Bon Accord Baths is only partially accessibile. We are committed to providing assistance where needed. Get in touch to discuss.
All other venues are fully accessible: Encore Aberdeen, Cowdray Hall, Fountainhall Church at the Cross, Great Western Community Centre (GWCC), Grey Court, Middlefield Community Project, The Lemon Tree, Revolución de Cuba, The Craig Center.

Age restrictions

Revolución de Cuba - 14+, U16s accompanied by adult
The Lemon Tree - 14+, U16s accompanied by adult

Family friendly festival

Jazz the Day, Bon Accord Baths, Fountainhall Church at the Cross, Cowdray Hall, Great Western Community Centre (GWCC), Middlefield Community Project are open to families and children of all ages. 

Please note the Bon Accord Baths, Fountainhall Church at the Cross, Great Western Community Centre (GWCC), Grey Court don't have catering options/ bar.

Doors open

All stated start times on our website are indicative of concert start. We aim to open doors 30 mins before concert start (exception Soundbath, Jazz the Day, community performances)