London’s Ultimate Music Calendar

Real Life & South London Scum Present Lagrimas

In the UK for the first time, SoCal screamo punks taking filthy crust from basements to the world.

Our new ensemble, The Ronnie Scott’s Classical All Stars will reimagine iconic repertoire for a chamber-sized ensemble, bringing the same spirit of virtuosity, flair and storytelling that has made the All Stars a cornerstone of the club’s identity.

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A high-voltage duo led by alto saxophonist David Binney, one of contemporary jazz's most prolific voices with over 30 albums as a leader and appearances on more than 400 recordings.

A rare chance to experience two true roots reggae icons who have carried the culture from its rise to the present day.

10 years ago to the day, Jordan Rakei performed his debut album Cloak live at Jazz Cafe. Now, he returns, evolved but still fuelled with the same creative magic.

American black metal overlords Wolves In The Throne Room hit the road on the ‘Knights of Tiamat European Fall Tour 2026’ with their signature cinematic black metal and dark acoustic folk.

Trailblazing industrial trio HEALTH share their sixth studio album, CONFLICT DLC, a stack of 12 full-octane industrial metal songs, which sees the band continue to explore deep existential undercurrents through a borderless genre lens.

Originally released in November 1986, Broadcast introduced the world to ‘(I Just) Died In Your Arms’ — the US No. 1 and UK No. 4 hit that has since surpassed one billion streams — alongside US Top 10 follow-up I’ve Been In Love Before.

A rather wonderful adventure is about to begin. The world premiere of PADDINGTON The Musical lands in London’s West End this autumn.

It’s Paddington as you’ve never seen him before.

Italian comedy meets American satire. Two marriages, two worlds — one unmissable evening.

Widely adored Freya Skye continues on her 'Stars Align' tour following her recent EP stardust, which showcases Freya's evolution as one of today's most compelling storytellers.

The Music for Youth Proms returns with two unforgettable evenings that showcase the vitality of youth music at one of Britain’s most iconic venues!

Eyehategod emerged in the early ’90s with an uncompromising blend of doomy, bluesy punk and misanthropic metal that quickly pushed them to the fore of the fertile New Orleans metal scene.

Experience a powerful fusion of film, music, and cultural history, as Tomorrow’s Warriors presents John Akomfrah’s ‘The Stuart Hall Project’ with Miles Davis’ soundtrack performed live.

The Salts are one of the most exciting and energetic folk concepts around, performing original material alongside unique interpretations of traditional sea shanties. 

Crafting the ultimate casual social setting in the heart of Canary Wharf, we've combined ambient, relaxed drinking and dining with live acoustic sessions and bands through the week.

Afro-Latin electronic producer, global-sounds inspired DJ, and bassist for Little Simz, Marla Kether makes her grand return.

Power. Fame. Excess. Meet the emperor who changed history forever.

Portuguese blackened death metal outfit Okkultist bring their dark and ferocious sound to the basement of Cart & Horses.

No further information available at time of listing.

Monday night at the Dublin Castle isn’t just another open mic; it’s a righteous rite of passage in the heart of Camden and a chance to play on the legendary stage that has hosted Madness, Coldplay, Blur, Amy Winehouse and Arctic Monkeys to name but a few.

Following the epic conclusion of the Netflix global phenomenon, Emmy-winning composers Kyle Dixon and Michael Stein (of the band S U R V I V E) return to the stage for the definitive live celebration of the entire saga.

A night of new music and discovery. Featuring the best emerging singer-songwriters and bands.

Founded in January 2017, New Moon gives music fans the chance to experience outstanding up-and-coming acts from across the UK, Europe, and beyond.

OBL PRESENTS SOME UNMISSABLE BANDS, FOR 5 QUID, UPSTAIRS AT OURS.