All London's live music

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.

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 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.

New dates for 2026! Free lunchtime jazz with Susan & Friends.

Susan sings soul, jazz and other genres and has performed successfully for many years with various musical outfits in all kinds of venues.

"FiL Straughan’s voice has the richness and depth to rival the legends he honours" Soul Music Review

Get yourself down for a night of astonishing Rock n roll, Soul & Rhythm and Blues from the amazing Vintage Explosion. Don’t take our word for it; here is what Sir Rod Stewart had to say:

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.

Fired up funk and a blaze of brass with Soul Grenades ready to ignite The Magic Garden stage!

Based in London, hailing from Montenegro, Hackney, Sydney and beyond, Soul Grenades have established themselves as one of the most exciting acts on the live scene and festival circuit.

☆The Sha La Las☆
A London-based mod and soul band known for their Hammond organ and guitar-driven sound.

☆The Tranquilizers☆
Brought together by song-writer and guitarist Jed Dmochowski (The VIP’s, The Blue Aeroplanes, Dan Treacy’s Whaam Records)

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.

Freshly Squeezed are an evolution of funk, soul and hip hop hailing from the vibrant South West UK. A musical force that seamlessly blends heavy horns with soulful melodies, as well as a formidable MC.

An intimate house-party concert with Starlight Collective, special guests, and a DJ afterparty at the Temple of Art & Music.

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.

The sounds of vintage Blues, Soul, and Funk presented in a modern package by rising star of the Blues scene Henry Kimber and his hugely talented band at The Speakeasy Party.

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.

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

Live and loud soul sessions to keep your Sundays thriving.

The Country Soul Sessions are delighted to announce we will be holding our 'Burns Night Special' on Sunday the 25th of Jan. This special night will be held as usual at our home venue The Spice Of Life.

Brooklyn-born Nigerian artist Melvitto has accumulated hundreds of millions of listens while otherwise opting out of the spotlight.

Named by Clash as “one of the women raising the bar for soul and jazz in the UK”, rising artist CHERISE invites you to an intimate evening of soul, jazz and storytelling, presented in collaboration with Black Lives in Music.

Singer, songwriter, and producer, Lloren uses cinematic and contemporary-inspired compositions and storytelling lyrics to deliver an infectious sound.

Alex Francis is a London-based singer-songwriter known for his soulful voice and emotionally resonant music.

Join One-World Bluesman Dove Jones and The Connection Mondays at the legendary Spice of Life Soho!

It’s Monday & that one after-work 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?