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New Cross Live presents Open Palms

Classic London emo-punk, Open Palms have it all. From angry retorts to the incompetent UK government, to a pop-punk look at relationship nostalgia, this is a band that promise to always deliver.

Greek Street Live is Soho’s iconic townhouse where there’s live music every night! Our bands take your requests, so you can soundtrack your night and live your best main character energy!

Entry is free before 9:00 PM, but after 9:00 PM on Fridays and Saturdays, there is a £10 entry charge.

As vocalist for the Cinematic Orchestra for over 15 years and the go-to vocalist for acts such as Thundercat, Soweto Kinch, and Chick Corea, Heidi Vogel has long been a critic’s choice for her extraordinary voice and velvet tone.

Hot off the heels of their acclaimed debut album A Year In The Life, the Tom Smith Big Band returns to Ronnie Scott’s with Trailers, an ambitious new cinematic and cross-genre project from the award-winning saxophonist and composer.

The Jazz Room is hosting a night of soul music! With live musicians, stellar vocalists, and a feel-good vibe from start to finish, this is the night out you’ve been waiting for.

6:30pm – 7:15pm & 7:45pm – 8:30pm

The Soul Mama Menu offers a delightful blend of African, Caribbean, and South American cuisine. Soul Mama was listed in the “top restaurants to look forward to in 2024 list” by the Evening Standard. Please take a moment to explore our menu.

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Friend Crush curated by The Orchestra (For Now) - your favourite artists + their favourite new artists for 2026.

Your favourite prog rock/folk 7 piece curate a night of acts they love:

AEG Presents: Rising Week is back for 2026!

We're inviting you to experience the magic of our weekly Thursday Jazz Jam.

Since 2016, Stratos, our resident jazz band led by the talented and Mercury Prize-nominated Rio Kai, has held down this popular night, bringing together fans and musicians for an electrifying exploration of jazz.

2026 will be the Year Of The Horse and we have a series of showcases throughout January ahead of it, with an abundance of fantastic artists - some new and some returning with new music. They're all free entry and guaranteed to brighten up your month.

get ready to groove and jam out to some soulful blues music with local musicians at our BLUES JAM event!

PORCELAIN DOLL are a female fronted alt rock band from Brighton - Porcelain Doll deliver fuzzy guitars and catchy choruses.

Rough Trade Recommends presents: The Wytches + Legss + San Vito Ryder

Rough Trade's monthly new music showcase returns with some of the best up-and-coming acts in the alternative scene.

3 great bands. £0. See you there.

feat.

Beastie
Cam Davey
Little Dog Star

Old Empire & Doomstar Bookings present

YOUTH CODE Plus guests KING YOSEF + STREET SECTS

Enjoy a three-course dinner with a welcome drink every Wednesday and Thursday in The Parlour with live entertainment and special access to The Vault included for £80 per person.*

Grab the last chairlift and hit up Mont Eastcheap for those well-deserved Après work drinks! Hear the sing-along sounds of Entrée Duo to take you into Thursday night with a BANG. The weekend starts here!

The fantastic DDFK Oompah Band plays your favourite sing-along-songs & schlager classics every Thursday & Saturday* evening at Munich Cricket Club Tower Hill.

PANDA CLUB / PARKLND / HOMEBREAD / TIGERWYCH @ THE HOPE AND ANCHOR

Onoe Caponoe - Onoe Caponoe is a true individual in a sea full of clones. Hailing from an unknown area of London, the cat lord rises above the endless conveyor belt of the norm…

Tony Kofi is a British Jazz multi-instrumentalist born of Ghanaian parents, a player of the Alto, Baritone, Soprano, Tenor saxophones and flute.

The fantastic DDFK Oompah Band plays your favourite sing-along-songs & schlager classics every Thursday & Saturday evening at Munich Cricket Club Victoria.

Mozart in Paris, Haydn in London. Take a musical journey across 18th century Europe.

Confident and bursting with excitement, Mozart’s ‘Paris’ Symphony unfolds in bold gestures and radiant orchestral colours.