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MARTHA JANE + PLATO AND THE MOONDOGS + NICK NOLAN + FELIX

The Troubadour, SW5 9JA , [Venue Details]

FELIX are an indie pop/rock band delivering big hooks, driving guitars and energetic live shows. Taking inspiration from the likes of Catfish and the Bottlemen, Arctic Monkeys and The 1975, they blend catchy anthems with feel-good energy and plenty of crowd interaction.

Wednesday,
16 Sep 2026
@8.00pm

Nick Nolan is a singer-songwriter and producer from London with an original blend of Alternative Rock and Neo-Folk. He currently studies Popular Music Production at the Guildhall School, where he writes, records, produces, and mixes his own original songs.

Originally making dance music, he first picked up the guitar at 18 and started seriously writing songs 2 years ago. Nick’s influences range from Elliott Smith and the Beatles to Cameron Winter and Bjork.

Plato and The Moondogs are a band out of London. Plato’s many unruly Moondogs will bring you a night of psychedelic-folk-scrappy-barn-punk-rooftop-rocker music. A night you won’t forget but might be a hazy memory.

Martha Jane is a singer and songwriter from London. She has been writing songs since she was 15. Her influences range from CBGB’s era Blondie, Blond Ambition era Madonna, to 90s Blur, The Strokes and Haim. She recently opened for The Boy Least Likely to at Bush Hall and Nerina Pallot in Southampton and has released 4 singles so far. Her fifth is coming soon!

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  • Admission: £8.00

  • Performer name: MARTHA JANE + PLATO AND THE MOONDOGS

  • Other key names: NICK NOLAN + FELIX

  • Doors open: 7:30 pm

  • Age restriction: 18+

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MARTHA JANE + PLATO AND THE MOONDOGS + NICK NOLAN + FELIX

Wednesday, 16 Sep 2026 @8.00pm

The Troubadour, SW5 9JA
Alt / Indie Folk Rock
i Venue Info

More Information

FELIX are an indie pop/rock band delivering big hooks, driving guitars and energetic live shows. Taking inspiration from the likes of Catfish and the Bottlemen, Arctic Monkeys and The 1975, they blend catchy anthems with feel-good energy and plenty of crowd interaction.

Nick Nolan is a singer-songwriter and producer from London with an original blend of Alternative Rock and Neo-Folk. He currently studies Popular Music Production at the Guildhall School, where he writes, records, produces, and mixes his own original songs.

Originally making dance music, he first picked up the guitar at 18 and started seriously writing songs 2 years ago. Nick’s influences range from Elliott Smith and the Beatles to Cameron Winter and Bjork.

Plato and The Moondogs are a band out of London. Plato’s many unruly Moondogs will bring you a night of psychedelic-folk-scrappy-barn-punk-rooftop-rocker music. A night you won’t forget but might be a hazy memory.

Martha Jane is a singer and songwriter from London. She has been writing songs since she was 15. Her influences range from CBGB’s era Blondie, Blond Ambition era Madonna, to 90s Blur, The Strokes and Haim. She recently opened for The Boy Least Likely to at Bush Hall and Nerina Pallot in Southampton and has released 4 singles so far. Her fifth is coming soon!

  • Admission: £8.00

  • Performer name: MARTHA JANE + PLATO AND THE MOONDOGS

  • Other key names: NICK NOLAN + FELIX

  • Doors open: 7:30 pm

  • Age restriction: 18+

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