Situated just 100 meters from the Olympic stadium offering unrivalled, spectacular views, Forman’s Fish Island provides the ultimate in gourmet dining and hospitality.
In celebration of Olympics 2012, Forman’s Fish Island presents The Ronnie Scott’s All Stars for a magnificent seventeen night run. As the sun sets on each day of sport, Forman’s will recreate the nightclub atmosphere of the legendary soho jazz club, Ronnie Scott’s, allowing guests to combine world class sport with world class jazz, cocktails and late-night dining; and only a five minute stroll from the Olympic Stadium.
Comprising some of the UK’s greatest musical talents including Ronnie Scott’s Musical Director, pianist James Pearson, the Ronnie Scott’s All Stars have performed with some of the greatest names in the history of jazz. Described by the Observer as "Spirited, resourceful and vastly accomplished", their swinging performances have won them international acclaim. "How they sustain such full-on brilliance night after night" the Observer continues, "is a mystery".
Lance Forman, owner of Forman’s Fish Island says, "This is the ultimate meeting of great food and great music, two London institutions coming together for a festival of fine dining and the finest jazz. I’m working on a new salmon cure for the occasion - look out for my Gravad-sax… Visitors to the Olympic Park can enjoy West End entertainment and delicious food just a five minute walk from the stadium. No queues, brilliant fun and with a taxi rank!"
High profile performers for the Opening and Closing Ceremony nights will be announced shortly.
Arthur Somerset Director of Events at Forman’s Fish Island said " The West End goes East End – this is where the world will be"!
The Ronnie Scott’s All Star Band will perform nightly from 10pm – 3am (Club closes at 4am) throughout the London 2012 Olympics. The performances will be included in the package for late diners booked at Forman’s Fish Island for the period. Tickets to attend without dining start from £30. Booking requests can be made now via www.formansfishisland.com or on 0208 5252 390.
For further information or to arrange an interview please contact: Lance Forman 0208 5252 399 / lance@formans.co.uk
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