All London's live music

Every Monday

7:30pm-10:30pm

Free drink for performers!

The Nickel Stage plays host to up-and-coming artists, handpicked by former BBC presenter and Radio 1 DJ Jodie Bryant, in partnership with Yamaha.

An inclusive event open to all patrons. Don't forget to bring your own instrument and join in the harmony!

Turning up the volume on your midweek.

Start your evening with after-work drinks and make the most of Happy Hour from 5pm – 7pm with unbeatable deals on pints, wine, and cocktails. Then, let the music take over as we turn up the volume on your Tuesday night.

Join us on June 9th for a special edition of Unfiltered - a stripped-back showcase spotlighting some of the most exciting rising talents in music.

For musicians & audience. All styles of music welcome. We perform ‘unplugged’ so bring your singing voices.

The CAMRA award-winning Club Bar will be open from 6.15pm, Card payments only.

Tori Tee is a dynamic pop and dance singer-songwriter known for her powerful voice and captivating stage presence. Inspired by artists such as Becky Hill, Jazzy and TateMcRae, she began writing her own songs at the age of 16.

The Fastmen– East London combo dealing gritty yet soulful funk with a soupcon of rock, decent tunes played with verve and conviction.

Our weekly Jam nights, come down and join in with your instrument or voice.

Or simply come and enjoy the music, either way it's a great way to spend a Tuesday.

Featuring MA Performance and Live Sound Students.

Experience the magic of live music and acoustic sets every Tuesday in London Bridge!

Our musicians set the perfect vibe, creating a laid-back yet lively atmosphere for you to enjoy. We’re making Tuesdays even better with irresistible £4 Bao Buns.

Shake off the midweek slump and bring your Wednesday to life with live music, great food, and after-work drinks at The Piano Works. Whether you're unwinding with friends or keeping the party going, our House Band and singing waiters will have you feeling revived in no time!

Showcase your talent or enjoy incredible live music at TAM’s Open Mic Night - where grassroots artistry and community come alive!

A Nashville-style songwriter round in London. Original songs, WIPs & stories. A space to connect, create & be inspired.

Open Mic Wednesdays! Whether you're a new comer or seasoned pro - all are welcome! Sign up at 7:30.

The next big London scene is around the corner !! Chest, Common Ideal, and Pedestrian Band play Dream Bags for the first night of the event series!

Every Wednesday, enjoy live acoustic Open Mic in our main bar!

Want to perform? Get in touch with London Unplugged via their website to book your slot and get on the mic!

An eclectic mix of south London musicians getting together to make one big beautiful noise.

It's our weekly open mic, where you can come and check out some local Shoreditch talent, or maybe signup and play yourself. Everyone who plays gets a free drink to wet the whistle, so why not?! Sign-up is at 7pm sharp, we get filled up fast, so get down here early to get your slot!

The "Hoxton Jam" has received great reviews and is one of the most successful jam nights located in central London.

With loop pedals, soulful vocals and major groove, this live music session featuring Phonic Delgihts Duo will have you hummin' and noddin' along all evening. Settle in for happy hour cocktails and a few slices of pizza for the perfect chilled evening out.

We invite you to listen to live bands play beautiful music. Enjoy the sounds of LoKoJamm featuring Lokandes and friends, Cinelli Brothers, Ramshackle, and award-winning blues artist 24Pesos.

Join us at St Marylebone for our Free Lunchtime Concerts! In partnership with esteemed musicians from the Royal Academy of Music.

A show for people with Dementia & their Carers.

A happy, nostalgic afternoon full of all your favourite melodies.

Part of artsUCL Fringe Festival

A set bursting with fan favourites as you’ve never heard them and originals that you've never heard before.

Who's to say Pink Pony Club can't go from pop to punk, or the dulcet tones of Mac de Marco can't be enriched by a classical twist?