All London's live music

Your weekly escape from email purgatory. Shake off the workweek with Selena Seballo Collective & FTN Collective and find that sweet taste of Friday freedom with all the vibes and your favourite songs dialled up a notch.

Come down to The Fatling Hornchurch and enjoy our 2 for £6 tequila shots!

Time to let your hair down and hit the dance floor because Tree House Band is back at the Junction with the best old school hits!! Bring your friends, grab some drinks and sing your hearts out all night long!

Join us every weekend for live music here in the main bar! We have a host of bands and musicians lined up to keep your night going on until the early hours!

The Ballad Of Wee Willy Winkie Or: How To Find Purpose In A Rap Desert – Hip Hop / Alternative Theatre / Comedy / Beats.

Regular musicians

Get ready for an unforgettable evening of Motown, Soul, and Funk as Alex Charles takes the stage with the sensational Summit Soul Band.

Live jazz makes for a fabulous Friday night in the Mildmay bar.

Free Entry for Members & Guests

On Wednesdays, Thursdays and Sundays, there are usually two sets, the first starting at around 1930, and the second at around 2100.

On Fridays and Saturdays, there are usually four sets of music, starting at 1815, 2015, 2130, and 2230.

🇮🇪 A talented solo artist, creating music that borrows from elements of folk, blues and country music.

Jazz Grooves tells its own story. Every Friday from 10.30 pm to 3.00 am, with young musicians and extraordinary talent, it's as though they have been playing forever. Hosted by James Coleman.

Jazz / Soul / Funk band vocal led with delightful vocalist Soraia performing an up-tempo repertoire of funky tunes. The art of live music entertainment.

Chiminyo is a drummer and producer based in North London who combines the raw, immediate live sound of percussion and the futuristic timbres of his electronic productions to create his own, daring soundworld.

The connection between Cuba and Ronnie Scott's goes way back. In the 80s Arturo Sandoval and Irakere were the synonymous sound of summer at the club.

The connection between Cuba and Ronnie Scott's goes way back. In the 80s Arturo Sandoval and Irakere were the synonymous sound of summer at the club. Ronnie Scott himself travelled to Havana many times and was a founder of the Havana Jazz Festival, which is still going strong.