The first Coffee Rave in Canary Wharf. DJ Dom Topics and saxophonist Sam Sax play a 45-minute morning set while you drink freshly brewed coffee and dance before the working day starts. No dress code, no warm-up, no excuses. Doors open 6:30am, dancefloor opens 7am.

Nate Simpson, West End cast of Motown the Musical, Get Up Stand Up and The Lion King, brings Kings of Soul to Boisdale with a full live band. Marvin Gaye, Stevie Wonder, Luther Vandross, Al Green, Lionel Richie, George Benson, Earth Wind and Fire and The Four Tops, performed by a vocalist who has lived inside this music on stage.

Paul Dawkins, a founding figure of British reggae since 1976 and British Black Music Award recipient, joins Paulette Tajah, now celebrating forty years in the industry, for an evening of lovers rock at Boisdale. The Zaine Band plays and John McLean hosts.

Shakatak return to Boisdale with original members Bill Sharpe and Roger Odell. The London jazz-funk band whose 1982 gold album Night Birds entered the UK chart at number four and became the number one jazz album in Japan perform "Night Birds", "Easier Said Than Done", "Down on the Street" and more live.

The British Collective brings Junior Giscombe, Omar and Don-E to Boisdale in one live show. The first Black British artist on Soul Train, the man Stevie Wonder cites as an influence and the producer behind "Love Makes the World Go Round", performing "Mama Used to Say", "There's Nothing Like This" and more.

For the first time, Boisdale Patron of Music Jools Holland brings his Master Class to Canary Wharf. An evening of stories, live music and conversation with the man who co-founded Squeeze, launched Later with Jools Holland and has been at the centre of British music for fifty years. His full band joins him, with a Q&A for the room.