All London's live music

Join us every weekend for live music here in the main bar! We have a host of bands and musicians lined up to keep your night going on until the early hours!

No further information available at time of listing.

Composition students re-invent and transform existing musical material into their own unique soundworlds.

What a brilliant band. And even better live.

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Maestro Dmytro Morykit returns to Wilton’s for a final performance of Land of Spectres, his live piano concert accompanying F. W. Murnau’s 1922 masterpiece Nosferatu:

Rum. A sibling duo based in London. The music we make now is heavily inspired by the music we listened to growing up; lots of ABBA, Elton John, and Pink Floyd.

S*an D. Henry-Smith & friends /// PACES THE CAGE
with dove / Christine Kirubi (flute, vocals) + Tavish
Timothy (guitar) + more guests to be announced

This is a Fever. The second headline show.

Experience the immersive, rejuvenating frequencies of a Sound Bat,h bringing you into a state of relaxation.

Join us for Tea, Tales and Tunes every Thursday.

Enjoy a talk from a City Guide, a musical performance, plus free tea, coffee and sandwiches.

It’s free to attend, but spaces are limited and so booking is essential.

No further information available at time of listing.

Regent Hall Friday Lunchtime Concert Series presents music in the heart of London's West End

Join us for free lunchtime concert hosted by Music at Hill

Join us every weekend for live music here in the main bar! We have a host of bands and musicians lined up to keep your night going on until the early hours!

Stephen Maw | Director

PROGRAMME | TBC

Entry is free, but donations are welcome.

A concert of new songs written by composition students for the award-winning quartet The Hermes Experiment.

This student-curated event, led by Academy professor Edmund Finnis, features five premieres of new works.

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How did musicians make a living in 19thcentury London? ‘Hackney labour’ was a phrase used by HJ Banister in 1843 to describe the churning out of commercial music for amateur performers.

Long-time collaborators CHROMA present a SIDE-BY-SIDE concert of five brand-new pieces by composition students.

Join us for Tea, Tales and Tunes every Thursday.

Enjoy a talk from a City Guide, a musical performance, plus free tea, coffee and sandwiches.

It’s free to attend, but spaces are limited and so booking is essential.

Join us for free lunchtime concert hosted by Music at Hill

Shortwave is a new festival of sound and performance in four venues across south east London - a weekend where artists, musicians and DJs come together for two nights of commissioned works, experimentation and live performance.

No further information available at time of listing.