Mark Guiliana BEAT Music

Mark Guiliana BEAT Music

The Jazz Cafe Camden, 5 Parkway, NW1 7PG London Kort

þri. 03.11.2026 19:00

A live trio where jazz and contemporary drums are shaped into tightly structured beats with a sharp electronic edge.

Mark Guiliana leads, the drummer featured on David Bowie’s Blackstar, with a body of work spanning Brad Mehldau, M83 and St. Vincent.

With synth textures and intricate rhythmic detail, this live show resembles a supercharged trip through outer space, defined by precision and otherworldly unfurling soundscapes.

Enjoy a view overlooking the stage from our mezzanine restaurant. 

CLICK HERE to see a detailed seat map of the restaurant. This event is strictly 18+ with ID required on arrival at the venue. 

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  • Mark Guiliana
    Mark Guiliana

    Hailed by The New York Times as “a drummer around whom a cult of admiration has formed,” Mark Guiliana brings the same adventurous spirit, eclectic palette and gift for spontaneous invention to a staggering range of styles. Equally virtuosic playing acoustic jazz, boundary-stretching electronic music, or next-level rock, he’s become a key collaborator with such original sonic thinkers as Brad Mehldau, Meshell Ndegeocello, Donny McCaslin, Matisyahu, and the late, great David Bowie.

    Guiliana’s forward-leaping BEAT MUSIC is more than a band – it’s a community. Over the last decade the drummer has gathered around him a family of like-minded artists who share a passion for the limitless possibilities of electronic music combined with an in-the-moment creativity rooted in jazz improvisation. On April 12, Motéma Music will release Guiliana’s third plunge into that vast musical ocean, the emphatically titled BEAT MUSIC! BEAT MUSIC! BEAT MUSIC! (available now for pre-order). The in-your-face exclamation of that title is no accident; Guiliana’s third recording with his BEAT MUSIC cohort is a bold and vigorous exploration of window-rattling grooves, cinematic imagery, ecstatic atmospheres and a captivating tapestry of textures and voices.