The Joe Tatton Trio

Returning to PizzaExpress Live Soho after their sold-out show in early 2025 with the same great line-up and a new album to boot!
A collaboration between Joe Tatton (The New Mastersounds) Lucas De Mulder, the soul-jazz guitarist from Madrid, and Luke Flowers on drums (Cinematic Orchestra, Chip Wickham) the band is a perfect blend of classic Hammond organ jazz funk like the Meters and Grant Green with catchy and beautiful vocal material from Rodina and her new album with the trio. Topped off by Nick Etwell, trumpet ace from London’s "The Filthy Six”. Following a run of gigs in Spain and a final tour with the New Mastersounds Joe and the gang and Lucas are bringing what promises to be another great night to Soho.

Joe Tatton is a pianist, organist, singer & songwriter who emerged from the diverse Leeds music scene around 2001, playing up and down the UK’s jazz, funk and soul clubs. He is a current member of famed quartet The New Mastersounds and has been playing with them for over 18 years.

As part of NMS, Joe has recorded over a dozen albums and many singles, playing organ, piano and keyboard. During this time he has toured 8-9 months a year with the band, mainly in the USA but also across Europe and Japan too. Prior to this, Joe held down the keyboard role with UK jazz-funk kings The Haggis Horns, appearing on their first two albums Hot Damn! and Keep On Movin’. He’s also featured on piano/keyboards on the worldwide hit single “Put Your Records On” by Corinne Bailey Rae.
Over the years Joe Tatton has played live sets with Maceo Parker and Fred Wesley as well as Art Neville, George Porter Jr. and Zigaboo Modeliste of The Meters. He’s always maintained his own trio under his own name as a side project, releasing singles and EPs via ATA Records (UK) and Color Red Music (USA).

Joe Tatton Trio‘s debut album Big Fish was released in 2022 and went on to win over a legion of support from fans and media alike, including BBC 6, national French station FIP, national Spanish station Radio 3, Australian station 2SER and media such as Blues & Soul, Music Is My Sanctuary, and Music Republic Magazine.

Fast forward 2 years and the Joe joined forces with Spanish guitarist Lucas De Mulder for his sophomore album Galáctico, full of classic Hammond organ jazz-funk deliciousness. Following this was the album “Good Company” featuring Joe’s partner and singer Aoife Hearty a.k.a. Rodina which featured along with the original trio members of the London's The Filthy Six horns and Scotland’s The Haggis Horns.

"“A Huge Talent” " - Craig Charles 6Music Funk and Soul Radio Show