All London's live music

Gregory Porter, the internationally acclaimed jazz and soul singer, is set to return to the Hall in 2025.

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

Free entry all night with live blues and soul from 9pm.

You know you’ve found a good thing when you’re experiencing live blues and banging cocktails by candlelight, and it’s only Monday.

Walk-ins welcome, or book a table in our restaurant.

Rough Trade East is very excited to present an in-store live performance and signing from ESKA. This unique event celebrates the release of her new album 'The Ordinary Life Of A Magic Woman' released via Earthling Recordings.

we welcome Kristin to the Quaglino’s Stage for a vibrant performance that is sure to have you out of your seats and up and dancing in no time!

Gregory Porter, the internationally acclaimed jazz and soul singer, is set to return to the Hall in 2025.

Tuesdays "Spirit & Soul" live open mic host Hannah Khemoh & Oscar Stieler on Keys with support, seasoned musicians. Troybar; the hub where many artists have performed and blessed as they journeyed on.

The home of Live Music and art combined, enjoy great food, drinks and cocktails while listening to incredible live music.! Jazz after dark all-stars funk band Trio performing a delightful repertoire of Soul, Jazz and Funk vocal led.

Tuesdays are for Tequila and live music…

Serving the freshest £6 Margs, half price premium tequila with the best bands in Camden playing live funk, soul and blues, where else is there to be on a Tuesday?

Every Wednesday, Patterns brings together some of London's finest musicians for an evening of improvised music. From Jazz to Soul, Broken-Beat to Hip Hop and beyond, our weekly jazz sessions offer a space for collaboration between musicians of all styles and flavours.

Kolinga is a French-Congolese band that fuses soul, jazz, hip-hop, and Congolese rumba into a rich and dynamic sound.

Join us at SJQ for a night of live music, art and revelry as pop-soul Rubberband Girl celebrate the release of their debut album.

Touted as ‘One To Watch’ by Rolling Stone Magazine, Toby Sebastian is an English musician and actor with an ever growing audience, streamed by over 2 million people in over 186 countries last year alone.

The Wonder of Stevie, the music of Stevie Wonder, with sensational vocalist Noel McCalla and the Derek Nash Band are, by popular demand, returning again to PizzaExpress Live, Holborn, their "Spiritual London Home" for three Spring, Summer and Autumn 2024 concerts.

Mix serious soulful vocals with one hell'a groove on the guitar, and you have the Entrée Duo.

Jazz / Soul / Funk band vocal led with delightful vocalist Danna Solomon performing an evening of uplifting music with a passion.

Soul and £6 cocktails are how we beat the midweek blues.

Entry is free, or book a table in our restaurant.

Momentum is building. Come and join the journey.

Soul Fest is excited to team up with The Blues Kitchen Brixton to welcome Soul Fest with Sophiz, Delz, Amalia, James Geary, Alex Cambridge, Rosie Alexandra and Danni Mayers on Thursday, May 1st.

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Gregory Porter, the internationally acclaimed jazz and soul singer, is set to return to the Hall in 2025.

Imagination - one of the most unique, genre defining and flamboyant soul groups of the past three decades.

We are excited to welcome Ruby & The Revival to POW

Headed by Jade Ruby Foreman on vocals, Jade’s band consists of some of London top session musicians who have all toured extensively with top acts.

The Wonder of Stevie, the music of Stevie Wonder, with sensational vocalist Noel McCalla and the Derek Nash Band are, by popular demand, returning again to PizzaExpress Live, Holborn, their "Spiritual London Home" for three Spring, Summer and Autumn 2024 concerts.

"She’s brilliant…destined for world domination." — The Craig Charles Funk & Soul Show, BBC 6Music

“...a soul singer of the highest order” — Blues & Soul Magazine

“Acantha Lang…I love your voice!” — Jools Holland