All London's live music

"Stephen Triffitt is the best. The greatest. Because he captures the soul of my Father" Frank Sinatra Jr.

"Hi. I'm your daughter, Tina." Tina Sinatra

Rough Trade East is very excited to present a live performance and signing from Phoebe Green. This unique event celebrates the release of their new album 'Premature Nostalgia' released via The Green Dream Machine.

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.

Talia is a singer, songwriter and content creator who first emerged as a compelling new voice in pop music in 2016 with her debut single ‘Stolen’.

Kili presents

MICHA

Edgy’s awesome powerpop sound has been compared to “Shirley Bassey supported by the Buzzcocks.” Edgy were formed in 2001 and have gone through various shapes and sizes since, with their current line-up – Sarah Currant (vocals), Eddie Dyja (guitar), Richard Holford (bass), Pot Blawat (drums).

Falling Apart Together
19 attempts at dismantling the distance
A live experience by Ólafur Arnalds

Award-winning artist, composer and producer Ólafur Arnalds returns with his most daring and adventurous project to date.

La K’onga is considered one of the most popular cuarteto bands in Argentina.

Mateus Asato is a Brazilian guitarist, songwriter, and producer widely recognised for his expressive touch, melodic improvisation, and modern influence on contemporary guitar playing.

GRAMMY Award-nominated multi-Platinum singer and songwriter Gavin DeGraw hits the stage with his signature fusion of pop, soul, country, folk, and funk.

NY's pop rock dream trio

Tchotchke heads to South London. . ❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️

Like Pop Rocks hitting the tongue, New York’s Tchotchke is classic candy-coated rock’n’roll.

Founding members Max George and Siva Kaneswaran are returning to the stage as a duo, which marks their first UK tour as a duo since the band’s disbandment in 2023.

Join the fun at MAMMA MIA!, the world's sunniest, most exhilarating smash-hit musical! Since premiering in London's West End over 22 years ago, 'the ultimate feel-good show' (Classic FM) has thrilled over 65 million people around the world.

The 100 Club presents…

Benny Bellson

GRAMMY®-winning singer, songwriter, producer, and best-selling author Richard Marx announces two headline shows at the iconic London Palladium in October 2026.

These performances will celebrate the release of his upcoming album After Hours, out on 16 January 2026.

Settle in and enjoy the sounds of Spencer Chaplin, who'll treat you to a bunch of eclectic throwback tunes brimmed with guitar and charm.

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.

CTRL-ALT FREQ and Rambler present Rambler Magazine Pre-release Party!!

"GRRROUPIES:" A single collective printed issue on women in creative spaces. Not women as the subject matter, but women as the people who make, run, book, print, host, and hold the rooms.

I’ve never seen so many people having so much fun!” (Smooth Radio)

Join Sydnie in an intimate evening celebrating the release of The Artist, her deeply personal, self-written second album.

Presented by Finn Beames & Company in collaboration with the UCL Communication Clinic

An evening of original songs, celebrating the creativity of people with aphasia, a life-changing condition which affects the use of language but not intelligence.

To mark the first release on charm records, the label takes over the Sebright Arms, showcasing a new generation of pop and alternative artists moving through twilit alt-pop and indie.

They bring three euphoric live sets from Kkoki, tightrope and Maiden.

1000 Rabbits is an off-kilter art-pop picnic who tell stories through human sounds, both intimate and extroverted.

Images by Timothy Harland

After the success of his 2022 EP Le Piano, Donny Benét returns with the next chapter in his instrumental series: Il Basso.

When we say ‘Oh, where are the songs of the ’90s?’,