All London's live music

Todd Rundgren performs at Cadogan Hall on his Damned If I Do tour, promising a night packed with fan favourites.

New Cross Live Presents Funebrarum

Dark, evil and rotten death metal legends touring their first album since 2009

Morbific - Festering, moulding and disgusting death metal

Smouldering Tomb

Teshay Makeda’s intoxicating blend of reggae, soul, R&B, and spirituality meets NEONE The Wonderer’s electric alt hip-hop genre fusions.

Powerful vocals, uplifting lyrics and a healing presence encapsulate the hypnotic magic of multi-award-winning artist Tashey Makeda’s music.

Shake off the midweek slump and bring your Wednesday to life with live music, great food, and after-work drinks at The Piano Works. Whether you're unwinding with friends or keeping the party going, our House Band and singing waiters will have you feeling revived in no time!

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A native of the Arizona desert now based in Nashville, Adam Simons is a singer-songwriter born in the wrong decade.

Crafting the ultimate casual social setting in the heart of Canary Wharf, we've combined ambient, relaxed drinking and dining with live acoustic sessions and bands through the week.

A groundbreaking opera exploring Black British experiences, telling an urgent national story of state violence through joy, love, laughter and pain.

Award-winning vocalist Natalie Williams joins acclaimed pianist and arranger Jamie Safir and his swinging trio at Ronnie Scott's Jazz Club for an evening of Great American Songbook classics, Broadway gems and soulful reinterpretations.

I’ve never seen so many people having so much fun!” (Smooth Radio)

AFTER THEIR SOLD-OUT DEBUT SHOW AT SOUL MAMA - THE THREE DEGREES ARE BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND!!

Sung and narrated by Hope Augustus, this show tells of the life in the music of the legendary jazz singer Billie Holiday. With a delicate balance of humour and pathos, it tells of her personal and professional struggles, triumphs, and ultimate tragedy.

Soho After Six is the Piano Bar hitting its stride in the middle of the week: a Soho jazz star at the piano, the kiosk pouring from 6:00 PM, two shows at 6:30 PM and 8:30 PM in the hidden jazz den inside Jack Solomons.

“An artist of genuine class and laconic charm” (The Guardian), multi-platinum selling singer, saxophonist, producer and songwriter Curtis Stigers returns for another week-long residency performing tracks from across his nine critically-acclaimed, award-winning jazz albums.

Jonah Phillips is a London-based drummer, bandleader and arranger. With a background in fine art and film, Jonah is a recent graduate of the Guildhall School of Music & Drama.

'Roger Eno will be returning to London to showcase his Deutsche Grammophon trilogy of albums off the back of his most recent, ’Without Wind, Without Air’ on Wednesday 9th September 2026 at Union Chapel.

Young Original is an acoustic band from the US with a passion for breathing new life into classic American music

Rising UK singer-songwriter Izzy Withers returns with “Selfish”. 20 years old, Izzy Withers is rapidly establishing herself as one of the UK’s most exciting emerging artists, combining neo-soul warmth with pop sensibilities and diary-like lyricism.

Khamari is a Boston-born, Los Angeles-based singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist known for his soulful blend of R&B, old soul, and alt-rock influences.

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Schubert’s ‘Unfinished’, one of at least three symphonies he left incomplete at his death, is one of his most popular, combining private drama with lyrical sweetness.

Get closer to the explosive talent of pianist Yuja Wang at a groundbreaking concert combining live piano with a stunning virtual world that you can roam.

Jiluka expresses a variety of emotions by combining their aggressive metal sound with diverse musical essences and utilizing striking, melodious music.

Brooklyn's own Jay Critch is set to shut down London on 9th August, bringing his signature New York sound across the Atlantic for a night that's guaranteed to go off.

Based in New York City, Laraaji began playing music on the streets in the 1970s, improvising trance-inducing jams on a modified autoharp processed through various electronic effects.