All London's live music

New Cross Live presents

Laddermen - London based Texas post-punk

Cheap Street - A band from Dorset

Janus - Janus create music for new beginnings

Black Lives in Music presents three outstanding artists from its Classically Black Showcase in a special piano-focused concert celebrating virtuosity, individuality and creative expression across the classical tradition.

Directed by wise-cracking MD Pete Long, the Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Orchestra's exciting brew of virtuoso ensemble playing with killer solo contributions from across all sections of the band has been delighting jazz fans across the board, from newcomers to regulars.

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.

Comparing Notes brings stars of the West End and Broadway to Crazy Coqs, Live at Zedel.

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.

To celebrate the release of the new album, Kasabian visits Kingston to play at Circuit (the venue formerly known as Pryzm).

Kasabian announce hotly anticipated 9th studio album, Act III. Releasing 17th July via Columbia Records.

Fresh off supporting the Kooks on their UK arena tour and Sam Fender in Australia,

The iconic tale reimagined for its UK premiere

From creatives John Caird and Paul Gordon, this musical telling of Charlotte Brontë’s revolutionary novel makes its UK premiere.

Bethia Beadman releases her long awaited Tchad Blake (The Black Keys, Fiona Apple, Tom Waits) mixed album Kitten Feel on vinyl via 5dB records on September 7th. To celebrate the release, she will play an intimate showcase with her four piece band at Third Man Records from 7.15 - 8 pm.

Join us at Cart & Horses for a brilliant evening with Lorraine Lewis (Femme Fatale / Vixen)!

Brothers in Harmony brings the Philharmonia Orchestra together with brothers Kevin and Carey Tan for a distinctive evening at Cadogan Hall, pairing two of the most celebrated piano concertos in the repertoire with bold, original symphonic works.

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.

Abbie McCarthy is an award-winning broadcaster who has championed artists on the live scene for the last decade. This club night has provided early shows for so many brilliant artists over the years, including the likes of Sam Fender, Olivia Dean & many more.

Blending uncompromising rock energy with cinematic storytelling, ASAVA crafts a distinct alt-metal sound that fuses music and visual artistry.

Often referred to as “New York’s loudest band” for their booming live shows, A Place To Bury Strangers have been creating their blend of post-punk, space and psych rock since forming in Brooklyn in 2002.

Our famed celebration of Brazilian music culture makes its grand return with an Independence Day special.

If you ever saw Iron Maiden in 1986, or wish you had, this is the closest you will ever get.

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The elusive, troubled visionary Robert Schumann is in the spotlight for Sir Simon Rattle and the Freiburg Baroque Orchestra – ‘one of the most polished period-instrument ensembles in the world’ – which brings its distinctive tang and timbre to three of the composer’s best-loved works.

Veilleuses is a form of DIY transcendental rock: grooves dripping from drumheads and human skin, French songs with enigmatic lyrics, and traditional instruments repurposed amidst feedback and sunflowers.

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.

A night of new music and discovery. Featuring the best emerging singer-songwriters and bands.

Founded in January 2017, New Moon gives music fans the chance to experience outstanding up-and-coming acts from across the UK, Europe, and beyond.

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

An evening of performance, electronics, dance, poetry; deconstructions of all of that and the inbetweens, with Glasgow/Tokyo based Katz Mulk who will be joined by pals and collaborators for their first gig back at OTO in 5 years.