All London's live music

A night of iconic hits & pure energy - this is Fall From Grace...

Expect a packed agenda of the hottest live music performances all night long, with heaven sent DJs, talented live bands and acoustic sets worth staying for, every Thursday night at Amazing Grace.

Best known for their legendary hits 'You To Me Are Everything', 'Can't Get By Without You' and 'Can You Feel the Force', as well as their ground-breaking 1977 song, 'Children of the Ghetto', The Real Thing remain Britain's most successful black group of all-time.

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

Dance music heavyweight Sonny Fodera confirms the release of his 6th studio album 'can we do this all again?', releasing on his own label Solotoko on 12th June 2026.

Pioneers in soul, funk and dance music

THE REAL THING with original vocalists Chris Amoo & Dave Smith head to Hootananny

The Real Thing enjoyed success in both the 70’s & 80’s with 3 Top 10 singles.

Following three years of sold-out shows, two of London’s great music institutions are back together again for one iconic show as Ministry of Sound Classical returns to the Royal Albert Hall.

Not your average choir – The Groove Chorus will be turning up the volume once again at The Clapham Grand!

Following three years of sold-out shows, two of London’s great music institutions are back together again for one iconic show as Ministry of Sound Classical returns to the Royal Albert Hall.

Bayymack is one of the fastest-rising names in hyperpop and alternative dance music known for high-energy performances and viral singles like “Make a Wish” & “Stalk Me”. Bayymack continues to blur the lines between DIY internet culture, scene/y2k revival, and live music experiences.

Following three years of sold-out shows, two of London’s great music institutions are back together again for one iconic show as Ministry of Sound Classical returns to the Royal Albert Hall.

Following three years of sold-out shows, two of London’s great music institutions are back together again for one iconic show as Ministry of Sound Classical returns to the Royal Albert Hall.

After a 12-year hiatus, New Young Pony Club reunite, bringing with them a fantastic mix of guest acts, including Al Doyle, to celebrate their legacy and era-defining sound.

The Oxis artistic project was initially conceived in 2023, as an exercise of creative liberation and an ode to a very distinct channel of marine electronica

A stripped down set full of the best of 90s and 00s dance and acoustic R'n'B, Party Manifesto Duo are guaranteed to make your Monday feel right.

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Eclectic, danceable grooves and astutely hilarious put-downs of modern Britain – this is Getdown Services.

dollop presents Baauer

A night of iconic hits & pure energy - this is Fall From Grace...

Expect a packed agenda of the hottest live music performances all night long, with heaven sent DJs, talented live bands and acoustic sets worth staying for, every Thursday night at Amazing Grace.

Multi-award-winning artist and producer KAYTRANADA has announced a headline show at London’s The O2 as part of his upcoming tour, taking place on Thursday 18 June 2026.

Immerse yourself in an audiovisual installation of 60 artworks created by refugees and a transcendent new score from musician Jon Hopkins.

Immerse yourself in an audiovisual installation of 60 artworks created by refugees and a transcendent new score from musician Jon Hopkins.

eveningstar presents

💿 AKI OKE MIXTAPE RELEASE PARTY 💿

with special guests Your Mate's Ex + Coupdekat

Immerse yourself in an audiovisual installation of 60 artworks created by refugees and a transcendent new score from musician Jon Hopkins.

Singer/Songwriter Elle Cato is back at The Crazy Coqs.

Immerse yourself in an audiovisual installation of 60 artworks created by refugees and a transcendent new score from musician Jon Hopkins.

Immerse yourself in an audiovisual installation of 60 artworks created by refugees and a transcendent new score from musician Jon Hopkins.