All London's live music

Three of Indonesia’s most respected extreme metal forces unite for a rare London appearance as part of the Cataclysmic Tour 2026.

New Cross Live presents Temple King

A UK south coast based brutal sonic siege of fuzzy riffs

My Broken Integrity
Delivering brutal riffs and sombre melodies from the mind of a South East Londoner.

One of the biggest reggae stars to emerge in the ’80s, Eek-a-Mouse (born in Kingston as Ripton Joseph Hylton) has no trouble maintaining a high profile.

To celebrate the release of the new album, Holy Coves visits Kingston to play an in-store set with a signing session.

Join British pianist Beatrice Nicholas for a night where classical meets swing.

Can you imagine Morecambe without Wise? French without Saunders? Cannon without Ball?

Well, they might be alright, but an Alex without a Peter? Unthinkable.

Finn Rees is a Tasmanian-born, Melbourne/Narrm-based keyboardist, composer and producer who has been a creative force behind some of the most forward-thinking projects coming out of the Australian jazz scene over the last decade.

Two 20th-century ballets lie at the heart of this colourful concert by Ryan Bancroft and the BBC National Orchestra of Wales.

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Fresh from Hampshire's Longhope Opera Festival, these exciting young artists present their hilarious abridged vesion of Mozart's 'Cosi Fan Tutte’.

Longhope Opera presents ‘Così fan tutte’, Mozart’s beloved comedy of love, fidelity, and self-deception.

The first major London revival of Mel Brooks’ musical adaptation of THE PRODUCERS transfers to the Garrick Theatre this Autumn following a sold-out run at the Menier Chocolate Factory.

A rather wonderful adventure is about to begin. The world premiere of PADDINGTON The Musical lands in London’s West End this autumn.

It’s Paddington as you’ve never seen him before.

The Jonathan Larson Project makes its UK premiere!

An electrifying celebration of the ground breaking composer behind ‘Rent’ and ‘tick, tick… BOOM!’, it is being re-imagined for London by the original Off Broadway director John Simpkins.

Join us for a summer of organ music as we host five organ recitals on the renowned T.C Lewis organ of Southwark Cathedral

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.

EXPORT IMPORT JOINED BY SPECIAL GUEST @ THE LOWER THIRD ON 17TH AUGUST 2026

A free event: come along with an instrument or just come along with your ears for an evening of communal music making. Led by Owen Spafford

A bold blend of opera and musical theatre into an immersive narrative-led cabaret, featuring jazz and burlesque dance with an original story with songs from Bizet's Carmen, Hadestown, Cabaret, Company and many more!

Monday night at the Dublin Castle isn’t just another open mic; it’s a righteous rite of passage in the heart of Camden and a chance to play on the legendary stage that has hosted Madness, Coldplay, Blur, Amy Winehouse and Arctic Monkeys to name but a few.

The Doo-Wolfy: london's loudest supergroup. Channelling a slack of rock 90s sound. Including members of Mitsubishi suicide, 3D Jesus and Bad Breeding

Stef Kett: the mercurial virtuoso. A man of many mysteries. The Neolithic roar of our ancestral truth.

Vera: Emo folk. Dark and salubrious.

Cameron Mackintosh’s acclaimed fully-staged new production of Boublil and Schönberg’s Les Misérables is “a thrilling inspiration.” (The Guardian).

Gird your loins! The Devil Wears Prada, a new musical, struts into the Dominion in October 2024!

The Best Reviewed show in West End History is now the Olivier Winning "Best New Musical" 2024. Operation Mincemeat extends its stay at the Fortune Theatre for the NINTH time! Now booking to Feb 2026.

New York Times calls it ‘the best musical of this century.’ Washington Post says ‘it is the kind of evening that restores your faith in musicals.’ And Entertainment Weekly raves ‘grade A: the funniest musical of all time.’

Thirty years on from the film that changed everything, TRAINSPOTTING: THE MUSICAL storms the stage.