All London's live music

The band is heavy on the soul and the cocktails are £6 to help celebrate accordingly. What are we celebrating? Anything and everything. Partying shouldn’t be exclusive to the weekend.

Brazil’s Bia Ferreira brings her explosive fusion of soul, rap, R&B, and Brazilian rhythms to Brixton for one unforgettable night.

British band The Blow Monkeys are known for their sophisticated blend of pop, soul, and jazz, led by charismatic frontman Dr. Robert.

Step into a soulful, groove-filled evening with Rose White, the London-based, Polish-born singer-songwriter known for her captivating vocals and raw, heartfelt lyrics.

“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?

“Sensational vocals and incredible energy – Sulene Fleming does Chaka Khan justice!” – Funk & Soul Magazine

"I’m Every Woman", "Ain’t Nobody", "Tell Me Something Good", "I Feel For You" and many more.

“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.

The G-dfather Returns is a thrilling theatre production that pays homage to the legendary James Brown, often hailed as the Godfather of Soul.

Reuben James, the genre-breaking pianist, singer-songwriter and composer announces the release of his third album, Big People Music, released via his label Rufio Records on May 16 2025.

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.

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.

Heatwave, the pioneers of funk-infused disco and soul, are bringing their signature sound to Boisdale. With a career spanning over four decades, their music continues to captivate audiences worldwide with timeless hits like “Boogie Nights”, “The Groove Line” and “Always and Forever”.

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

🎺 Have You Got Soul? 🎺

Then grab your shades and polish your dancing shoes—because the world’s hardest working band wants YOU to join them on a soul-soaked UK tour celebrating The Commitments – The Irish Saviours of Soul!

After a fantastic sell-out debut tour across the UK, Tina Turner fans will have the time of their lives as What’s Love Got To Do With It? is back for 2025 celebrating the music and 60-year career of this incredible rock and soul legend.

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.

Finalists in the 2025 UK Blues Awards, THE SWAPS are Beth Brooks (vocals), James Knight (guitar and vocals), and Adam Phillips (guitar and vocals).

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

100 Club presents… Pete Josef

Pete Josef plays his classic album ‘Colour’ in full, alongside new music.

Introducing the mesmerizing Miss Baby Sol – A powerhouse performer, able to effortlessly weave an atmospheric sonic tapestry of genre-busting sensuality.

What is soul? A rousing style of music, say some. A stunning feeling, say others. It unmistakably defines who we are, according to the dictionaries. Each of these definitions applies to the Matti Klein Soul Trio, but the latter describes the essence of the trio particularly well.

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.

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.

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?