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What a polished performance. Matt Bianco brought back so many happy memories and they sounded as good as when I first heard the songs! Couldn’t help but dance and the rest of the audience agreed, as we were all up at the end.
Posted by Lola E on 11/05/2026
Matt Bianco, Union Chapel, London - 9th May 2026
Iconic intamate venue very well organised friendly staff .MATT BIANCO Were fantastic cool and very professional perfect sound plus great songs !Thanks to all involved for making this HAPPEN .please come back and tour uk jazz or small venues !
Posted by Barrie on 24/04/2018
Matt Bianco, 100 Club, London - 20th April 2018
I have seen Matt Bianco some years ago when they re-united the old band line up with Basia and Danny White. Although those guys were conspicuous by their absence - especially Basia’s warm vocals - the new line up brought a lively, jazzy feel t the gig and were well up to the task in delivering those classic tunes from the 80s and 90s. Special mention to the sax player and drummer who both gave thrilling solos and played with verve and imagination throughout. The crowd responded to it all and sang along to all the hits. Great fun.
Posted by The Fridge on 22/04/2018
Matt Bianco, 100 Club, London - 20th April 2018
Really good to see a strong line up in a relatively small venue. Really nice atmosphere. Only criticism is the lack of seating. Very little available and one of the staff seemed to be randomly coming out of a back room with a couple of fold up chairs and placing them at will. It was like a game of where shall I wait and see where he might place them We didnt get one!
Posted anonymously on 10/04/2017
Matt Bianco meets New Cool Collective, 229 The Venue, London - 9th April 2017
Matt Bianco, the UK group formed in 1982 by Mark Reilly (vocals), Danny White (keyboards), and Kito Poncioni (bass), emerged from the breakup of Blue Rondo à la Turk. Their debut album, Whose Side Are You On? (1984), introduced the world to Polish vocalist Basia and catapulted the band to fame with hits like “Get Out Of Your Lazy Bed,” “Half A Minute,” and “More Than I Can Bear.”
Following Basia and Danny White’s departure to pursue a solo career, Mark Reilly continued Matt Bianco’s success, teaming up with keyboardist Mark Fisher for the self-titled Matt Bianco (1986), which featured the hit “Yeh Yeh.” Their 1988 album Indigo, produced by Emilio Estefan, delivered fan favourites such as “Don’t Blame It On That Girl,” “Good Times,” and “Wap Bam Boogie.”
Today, Matt Bianco remains a vital force in UK jazz and Latin jazz, collaborating with top UK musicians and Dutch jazz ensemble New Cool Collective for two acclaimed albums.