All London's live music

Somewhere beyond the sea… La France, so near yet so tout à fait différente.

Take a trip across the Channel on Bastille Day with fresh translations of classic songs made famous by Charles Trenet, Yves Montand and Jacques Brel – to make your heart go BOUM!

BAFTA-nominated filmmaker and Somerset House Studios resident Akinola Davies Jr premieres his latest film rituals: union black, featuring a specially commissioned score performed live.

Multi-award-winning artist Amity has attracted widespread critical acclaim since 2022, when his debut at just fifteen years of age was lauded in The Guardian. By sixteen, Amity was the Royal Albert Hall’s official Future Maker artist and resident artist at Soho’s iconic Spice of Life.

singer, songwriter, music producer

MY-HI FT MURDERERS ARE OPTIMISTS. BLONDIES.

Keyboard player!

A new collection of stories-in-song from the multi-award-winning creator of hit Fringe and off-Broadway show ‘Jewish Chronicles’.

Cavern pub must see's

Quaglino’s rich history of incredible live music goes all the way back to the British Jazz and Blues scene of the 30’s – which is why, today, we’re incredibly proud to continue that wonderful legacy of incredible entertainment 7 days a week.

Join us for guided meditation, movement and stillness intersperse with relaxing piano music.

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Hegoa & Tabakalera together with Etxepare Basque Institute presents:

- Xabier Erkizia: “Memorias de Montevideo” (composition for magnetic tape, 1961) and other archival recordings by sculptor Jorge Oteiza (1908-2003)

- Ibon RG

- Verde Prato

Fresh on the scene, the London-based band Stop Thinking are providing high-energy, strident music across the country’s capital.

From the grasslands of Inner Mongolian and Xinjiang to the warehouses of Chengdu, multi-instrumentalist duoＴＡＩＧＡ crafts bass-heavy, live sets that move between ancestral memory and club futurism, using traditional ritual drums, throat singing and deep acidic synths.

WEIRD OF MOUTH happens when saxophonist Mette Rasmussen, pianist Craig Taborn, and drummer Ches Smith get together to expeditiously compose and perform music—two processes which often occur in such rapid succession that it seems like the three are simply improvising.

Rommi Smith is honoured to present a brand new work to mark forty years since Lubaina Himid’s groundbreaking exhibition The Thin Black Line.

Project DIVFUSE is presenting its first off-site event at Café OTO in summer 2025.

Ryosuke Kiyasu has been active as a snare drum soloist since 2003 and is also known as a drummer in "SETE STAR SEPT", "Kiyasu Orchestra", Mr. Keiji Haino's band "Fushitsusha". He is also known as a founding member of The Endless Blockade in Canada.

The Berlin-based, aesthetically agnostic record label and loose collective, Sacred Realism, celebrate 14 years of activity and present three nights of music as long-running collective projects, new collaborations...

The Berlin-based, aesthetically agnostic record label and loose collective, Sacred Realism, celebrate 14 years of activity and present three nights of music as long-running collective projects, new collaborations...

The Berlin-based, aesthetically agnostic record label and loose collective, Sacred Realism, celebrate 14 years of activity and present three nights of music as long-running collective projects, new collaborations...

Danny Abbasi's muse tribute

The OSO is proudly celebrating its 25 anniversary this year! To mark this milestone, we are thrilled to host the first-ever Ball on Barnes Green on Saturday, 6th September.

Adam Christensen is a multidisciplinary artist whose work is primarily realised through music, film, installation and textiles.

Gavin Bryars reunites with singer Jess Walker and their Tom Waits collaboration, Mercy and Grand. The Gavin Bryars Ensemble has performed at Cafe Oto many times over the past few years and always returns with works rarely programmed in other venues and festivals.