Renditions: John Coltrane (100 Years Of) + DJs

A jazz night at Ninety One in London, combining a programme of music by John Coltrane, marking the centenary of his birth, with DJ sets. Ninety One hosts concerts and shows in the capital.

John Coltrane (1926–1967) was an American saxophonist and composer, born in North Carolina, whose work moved jazz through modal improvisation and intense, extended solos. He led a quartet in the 1960s, and his albums A Love Supreme and Giant Steps are among the most widely studied records in the genre. Coltrane's influence reaches far beyond saxophone players, shaping later generations of jazz musicians and listeners.

This evening takes his music as its starting point, with the title presenting renditions of his work to mark the centenary of his birth. The DJ element places the reinterpretations alongside club-oriented sounds, so the night sits between a listening jazz tradition and a more dance-led format.

The event is suited to listeners interested in Coltrane's legacy and in how his material is reworked today. Ninety One is a London venue for concerts and shows, and this booking is a practical way to hear Coltrane's music in a contemporary setting.