LOVE SUPREME 2024 IS HERE!
How to listen to Jazz FM’s programmes from the UK’s greatest boutique jazz, soul and funk festival
Jazz FM will once again be live from The Love Supreme Jazz Festival with over 20 hours of live programming, but you can already get ready for Love Supreme with our new app Rayo which you can download today from your app store.
Before you tune in to Jazz FM for full coverage over the weekend (or are heading there yourself!), then there’s so much to get you in the mood.
When on Rayo, search ‘LOVE SUPREME’ to find…
PLAYLISTS
Enjoy performances from previous years with Soul, Jazz, Funk, Voices and the Superstars of Love Supreme all represented in individual playlists.
The 4 hour Love Supreme Revisited virtual concert programme from 2020 when the pandemic stopped the festival is there.
The Best of 2023’s festival performances.
Ahead of the weekend, get yourself ready for some amazing artist performances on this years’ line-up with some Music Anthology playlists from Jordan Rakei, Kool and The Gang, Joss Stone, Trombone Shorty, Billy Cobham, Christian McBride, Meshell Ndegeocello and Cecile McLorin Salvant.
SPECIAL PROGRAMMES
Ten Years of Love Supreme is our landmark 2 part documentary looking at the story of Love Supreme through the eyes of the founders, the artists and the audiences, hosted by Omar
Chaka Khan – Through the Fire is a documentary that celebrates her 50 years in the business, from her beginnings in Chicago, her rise to fame with Rufus in the 70s, an 80s solo superstar and her continued success as a jazz and soul artist today. Simon Phillips hosts
Dionne Warwick – Chartbreaker is the life story of a woman who started out providing backing vocals for Ben E King and Dinah Washington, went on to bring a wealth of Burt Bacharach/ Hal David songs to life and, over the years, worked with industry legends from Gladys Knight, to Stevie Wonder and Luther Vandross. Simon Phillips tells the story…
Come back over the weekend for even more exclusive programmes made for Rayo at Love Supreme including talks from the Jazz Lounge such as The Lost Tapes Live, highlights in our Yesterday at Love Supreme series each day and the on-demand versions of our live programmes from Nigel Williams, Danielle Perry, Simon Phillips and Tony Minvielle