All London's live music

Warrington-based ‘The Lower Angel Band’ bring their unique folk rock sounds on tour, following their sensational SOLD OUT ‘All In’ album launch.

Limonata are a 5-piece rock(ish) band from London who take inspiration from a wide range of bands from Megadeth to Amy Winehouse and end up somewhere between Deftones and Phoebe Bridgers if they wrote songs about zombies.

🎸Feel-good tunes, electric atmosphere, and a night worth showing up for. 🍻 Cold drinks 🎶 Live music, you don’t want to miss it.

Join us every Friday & Saturday night 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!

Dub Vendor Records Celebrates 50 Years in Business.

Tonight we present an evening celebrating the joyous, rhythmic, delights of classic Brazilian MPB with the 606 Club’s outstanding Brazilian band “Samara”.

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The gag is: London’s got a new FLINTA club night. HOE_MIES is here to stay, henny!

And this time, they’re taking on Colour Factory’s main room; that means double up on the femmes ;)

🇮🇪 Soulful tunes, foot-stomping rhythms and Irish favourites.

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

Jazz Grooves tells its own story. Every Friday from 10.30 pm to 3.00 am, with young musicians and extraordinary talent, it's as though they have been playing forever. Hosted by James Coleman.

Give your Friday the ultimate lift off and fuel up on 2 epic sets of live music from The Willis Ordeal taking you on a musical journey across the decades. Your full throttle midweek mash up of no-holds-barred partying starts here. Let's blow this roof!

6-piece UK New Jazz band Tanhai Collective draw from 70s soul jazz, post-rock and UK dance music to build their unique high-energy sound.

The connection between Cuba and Ronnie Scott's goes way back. In the 80s Arturo Sandoval and Irakere were the synonymous sound of summer at the club. Ronnie Scott himself travelled to Havana many times and was a founder of the Havana Jazz Festival, which is still going strong.