All London's live music

Touring in the UK for the first time in over a decade, The Dynamics are BACK!

Formed in 2004, they brought together a unique blend of Dub, Funk & Raregroove to the reggae universe.

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Dreadzone have steadily been releasing albums and progressively bettering, refining and perfecting their own unique and inimitable take on dub since their inception in 1993.

Fresh off their recently released album ‘Fly Higher’ and celebrating 25 years since their first release, Afro-dub outfit Soothsayers make their anticipated return to the Fox.

Inner Terrestrials presents PACO'S RACKET CLUB

Celebrating the big man's birthday as we do every year. Bands, DJs, racket and merriment

Featuring Inner Terrestrials

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Ace songwriter Theo Bard plays a very special preview of new songs which will feature on his upcoming album, alongside his full band!

A Londoner through and through, artist and live music obsessive Theo Bard has become more devoted than ever to the noble art of songwriting.

An evening of music of Jamaican origin including Ska and vintage Reggae, but focusing this month on Rocksteady. With rhythms provided by a tag team of stand out selectors niced up by live vocals, horns percusion and MCs. Also featuring music piped to a glorious extensive garden for winter chilling

Following the success of her critically acclaimed 2023 album Version Girl, Rhoda Dakar returns with Version Girl In Dub a deep, immersive journey into the heart of her signature interpretations, stripped down and reconstructed in classic dub style.

A pioneering force in UK dub, Dennis Bovell reinterprets the seismic sound of King Tubby, curating an all-star line up for a celebration of Jamaican music and culture.

For one night only, Nightmares on Wax returns to the Hall to celebrate two landmark anniversaries.

The event will feature an extra special full live band, string quartet, choir, guest vocalists, and surprise collaborators, all brought together with stunning visual and sonic production.

Preston’s Evil Blizzard are truly an enigma. A mystery. A baffling conundrum. Three bass players, a guitarist, a singing drummer, an array of rubber masks that will give both children and adults sleepless nights for days on end, laying there, sweating, convulsing.

Bremer/McCoy have, against all odds, created their own subdued cosmos in a noisy era.

Booty shaking soul monster Fat Freddy’s Drop returns to Alexandra Palace in 2026 to celebrate 21 years of Based on a True Story, their acclaimed debut album.