El Cerdo Bourne End

Get ready to groove to the rhythm of Jazz Sunday Lunches. Immerse yourself in an afternoon of musical enchantment, blending seamlessly with the tranquil backdrop of our picturesque views. Kevin “Mac” McMahon, a talented Irish-born saxophone player, seamlessly blends elements of mainstream and smooth jazz in his captivating performances. With a career spanning across the UK, Mac has graced stages at intimate local venues as well as prestigious events such as the Open at St Andrew’s and the London 2012 Olympics. His impressive resume boasts collaborations with esteemed artists including Louis Stewart, John Pearce, Dave Green, John Crithinson, Jim Mullen and numerous others.

Get ready to groove to the rhythm of Jazz Sunday Lunches. Immerse yourself in an afternoon of musical enchantment, blending seamlessly with the tranquil backdrop of our picturesque views. Italian-born, danish-bred and London-based, Irene Serra is a critically-acclaimed vocalist/composer and an eclectic and charismatic presence on the UK Jazz scene. She has performed in many prestigious venues including the Barbican, Ronnie Scott’s, the Union Chapel and King’s Place. She was a semi-finalist in the Brussels International Young Jazz Singer competition, and a finalist in the Shure Montreux Jazz competition. Accompanying Irene on the guitar is Hannes Riepler, an energetic jazz musician, composer, bandleader and sought-after sideman.

Following his success and popularity at our Jazz Sunday Lunches, Mac The Sax is gracing El Cerdo on Friday evenings, too; join us for an evening of live music and dancing! Kevin “Mac” McMahon, a talented Irish-born saxophone player, seamlessly blends elements of mainstream and smooth jazz in his captivating performances. With a career spanning across the UK, Mac has graced stages at intimate local venues as well as prestigious events such as the Open at St Andrew’s and the London 2012 Olympics. His impressive resume boasts collaborations with esteemed artists including Louis Stewart, John Pearce, Dave Green, John Crithinson, Jim Mullen and numerous others.