This summer, Paddington Central, the vibrant London neighbourhood nestled between the

Grand Union Canal and Paddington Station, is hosting a series of free musical performances

for those who live near, work at or visit the area. Running now until 16th September, the

performances offer a platform for some of the most celebrated musicians and composers

and offers a much needed boost to the music industry following the effects of the

pandemic.

Taking place in Paddington Central’s grand amphitheatre every Thursday lunchtime from 1-

2pm, the performances bring a diverse selection of artists that cover an eclectic range of

styles and genres from all corners of the world. Artists include Bill Lovelady, an incredibly

talented musician best known for his song ‘One More Reggae for the Road’ who will be

playing alongside SOL Collective covering songs from all eras on 26th August, Eliane Correa,

a Latina pianist and composer on 2nd September and Da Lata, a group who play a high

energy mix of bossa and samba from Brazil, mixed with a London soul and jazz vibe. The

series will end on 16th September with Samba Azul, a rhythm-centric jazz outfit led by

drummer Adam Osmianski.

Those enjoying the music series can also benefit from Paddington Central’s array of food

and drink opportunities including many restaurants with canal side dining such as seafood

barge The Grand Duchess or all day dining spot The Union Bar. For those who are busy and

need to head back to work, grab and go options include Lords of Poke and healthy food

favourite, Pure.

For more information on Paddington Central, please visit: www.paddingtoncentral.com.

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