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Max Runham returns to the Fox and Firkin in January, a year after his first release, with some brand new music. A knees up, a heart-wrench, a warm hug of a gig. Come and get rocked senseless by Max’s vibrant 6-piece band, drawing influences from indie-folk, soul, and blues.

“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?

LIVE ROCK/SOUL/ 50-80s HITS

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

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.

On Fridays we’ve got an upstairs/downstairs thing going on for those in need of multiple immaculate vibes happening simultaneously. Hip hop, R&B and afrobeats upstairs. Soul, and neo-soul downstairs. Because why not have both.

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

"Never Too Much", "Give Me The Reason", "Stop to Love" and many more

High energy, hard-hitting, and totally unique, Big Smoke Brass are London’s premier Brass Band who will blow you away!

Big Smoke Brass – UK are changing perceptions of brass instruments, with their energy-packed, hard-hitting, and unique sound.

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.

With their dedication to what they like to refer to as “Swamp Soul” this brilliant New Orleans Funk and Soul band bring the rhythm and soul of the Crescent City alive.

Spend your Saturday the right way: a long, lazy lunch with a side of seriously good soul at Boisdale of Canary Wharf.

Where live music, good vibes, dinner and drinks come together for the ultimate Saturday night out.

Saturday nights at Amazing Grace are made for letting loose — good vibes, great cocktails, and a buzzing atmosphere from dinner to last orders.

Roy Ayers’ music has long been intertwined with Jazz Cafe — ever since we opened our doors, we’ve felt his influence and welcomed his spirit on our stage.

Getting lost on the dancefloor and being found at the bar. This energy on loop all night because the band is playing everything from Childish Gambino to The Supremes and the bartender makes a banging negroni.

Darien Dean is back—soulful as ever, but this time it’s personal.

From Detours to his acclaimed work with Reel People, Avery Sunshine and UK-legend Omar, Darien has shown he can bring his voice and pen to anything from Big Band, Latin Jazz, Hip Hop, and beyond.

Getting lost on the dancefloor and being found at the bar. This energy on loop all night because the band is playing everything from Childish Gambino to The Supremes and the bartender makes a banging negroni.

Getting lost on the dancefloor and being found at the bar. This energy on loop all night because the band is playing everything from Childish Gambino to The Supremes and the bartender makes a banging negroni.

Every second Saturday of each month we curate the best Soul, Funk, Ska, Rocksteady and Studio 1 of the 60s and 70s.

Natalie Williams' Soul Family is a 10-piece band that has held a monthly residency at the club for the past 16 years.

Ruby Turner is widely recognised as one of the UK’s leading soul singers, known for her powerful performances across soul, R&B, and reggae. She has earned praise not only for her solo albums and live shows but also for her frequent collaborations with Jools Holland’s Rhythm & Blues Orchestra.

Keeping the Faith to the original sounds of the underground movement that started on the dance floors in the North

It’s Monday & that one afterwork drink has started tasting like you’re staying for the live band.

Does it even count as a night out if it’s free entry? If anything, it would be rude not to. Where else are you going to find a live blues band putting on an absolute show on a Monday night?

Ruby Turner is widely recognised as one of the UK’s leading soul singers, known for her powerful performances across soul, R&B, and reggae. She has earned praise not only for her solo albums and live shows but also for her frequent collaborations with Jools Holland’s Rhythm & Blues Orchestra.