All London's live music

Off the back of a packed out show at Pizza Express, plus a feature at DJ Spoony’s Soul Kitchen, The Lower Third is excited to welcome Jack Page and his band to The Forge this November.

“Just staying for one” turns into “we live here now” after the third spicy marg and the band plays Aretha Franklin followed by Outkast.

Dancing ’til 1am? Say less. Where do you really have to be tomorrow?

Fresh off headlining 93 Feet East and BrixtonJamm and three consecutive performances at Glastonbury 2025; the band have built a reputation for turning every room into a dance floor.

Jazz / Soul / Funk band vocal led with delightful vocalist Soraia performing an up-tempo repertoire of funky tunes. The art of live music entertainment.

“Vanessa Haynes’ voice is nothing short of mesmerizing—soulful, powerful, and deeply moving. A standout talent in her own right.” – UK Soul Review

Yes, you can see a band playing soul anywhere, but our bands are really very good. And they play bangers all night, so.

Born in Uzbekistan and raised in Melbourne/Naarm, Satch blends soul, jazz, and orchestral textures into rich, transportive soundscapes.

GRAMMY®-Nominated Singer-Songwriter and Acclaimed Soul Artist - Acantha Lang.

Clocked out and ready to let loose? Out of Office is your official Friday night escape, featuring disco, funk, soul, and old-school hip-hop musicians and DJs from all across the UK to deliver a night of excellent music.

Sam Wills, a British-born producer, writer and one of the voices in the UK soul and R&B movement, will be performing at Village Underground in November.

British-Nigerian sensation Gabzy takes over Roundhouse for a headline show that promises to be a night of unforgettable vibes.

Back at the end of 2022, Mackenzy Mackay celebrated reaching 10,000 followers on Instagram by posting a snippet of a new song he was working on.

Back from the RSC in the Pulitzer award-winning Fat Ham, West End favourite Sandra Marvin returns to Crazy Coqs with her fabulous show.

The Irish genre-bending 7-piece make their return to London, this time for an EFG London Jazz Festival debut. Expect high energy from the trio of vocalists backed by big brass, dancey beats as they blend house, funk, soul and hip hop together with an informed Jazz sensibility.

Musical maestro Jools Holland and his famous Rhythm & Blues Orchestra are returning to the Hall, joined this year by special guest Imelda May.

The world’s premier show in celebration of The Velvet Voice is returning to Fairfield Halls in 2025!

Experience a night of genre-bending energy. Berlin’s Magro joins forces with powerhouse vocalist Sedric Perry for a live set blending jazz, R&B and future beats, with Footshooter keeping the dancefloor moving until 2am.

It’s Friday night and the band has entered another realm. 1968 Soul followed by 2024 Hip-Hop followed by 1970 Funk & 1998 R&B. It only works at The Blues Kitchen.

The Rhythmic Underground Movement returns. A triumphant 2024 saw this group release their debut EP ‘What is What’ to sold out UK audiences and receive radio plays on Jazz FM, Mi-Soul and London Music Radio.

Hector Dogliani takes to the stage for his debut gig as a solo artist, bringing to the stage a repertoire of soul, funk and RNB handcrafted tunes.

‘Kind of Green’ – 28°-50° all star band celebrate guitar giant Grant Green. A night of Soul Jazz, Blues and Funk lead by resident guitarist, Tobie Carpenter.

We got the FUNK (and Soul) as Live In The Lounge presents the finest purveyors of 70’s Funk & Soul,

It’s Friday night and the band has entered another realm. 1968 Aretha followed by 2024 Kendrick followed by 1970 Stevie Wonder & 1998 Lauryn Hill. It only works at The Blues Kitchen.

LONDON’S MOST ENTERTAINING BLUES, JAZZ & SOUL REVUE.

House of Ellington is a top-level show band brimming with world-class talent, serving up authentic soul with an easy-going, feel-good vibe. Fronted by the man himself, Jaz Ellington’s voice is a powerhouse of an instrument, and his music is as equally versatile by nature –