London’s Ultimate Music Calendar

No further information available at time of listing.

Marina Rose headlines Rough Edges on October 25th. She draws inspiration from Erykah Badu, Lily Allen, and Amy Winehouse. Her appearance is eagerly awaited! Come down to The Star in Shoreditch for the show.

Ember Big Band was founded in 2015 under the direction of trombone legend and arranger the late Bill Geldard, BEM

From humble beginnings in 1982, Rev Bazil Meade, founder of London Community Gospel Choir (LCGC), have gone on to become Europe’s leading Gospel brand and the most in-demand choirs across continents of the world, creating a wall of soulful sound that is both memorable and inspirational.

The Black Heart presents…

SABBAT
https://www.instagram.com/sabbatmetalucifer/

Plus guests…

VENOMWOLF
https://www.instagram.com/venomwolfmetalpunk/

Film screening with new score performed live by the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra

Mehmet Erdem is one of Turkey’s most distinctive contemporary singers and songwriters, recognised for his signature deep vocal tone and his unique blend of folk, rock and acoustic influences.

The sound of old Saigon brought into the present day, reworked through a bold, contemporary lens.

No further information available at time of listing.

Markus Kan returns on October 25th to perform his 2nd headline show at The Waiting Room

After his sold out headline show back in May; Markus Kan returns with his second headline show on 25th October, joined by two incredible support acts: Room 33 and ECHURA

Benjamin Steer is a rising British-American-Belgian singer-songwriter known for his emotive songwriting, huge hooks and honest reflections on love, anxiety and life in your 20s.

Featured on Netflix and BBC 2, Rachel Croft is an "emotive and uncompromising alternative artist at the top of her game” (Atwood Magazine) wielding exceptional vocals, cinematic songwriting and an electrifying stage presence.

Shrutvid, Robin and Rakesh came together in Glasgow to start Baithak — a community-driven live music collective built around Bollywood, indie and acoustic music, soulful vocals, percussion and interactive live experiences.

Marky Dawson
Pianist/Singer From Poole, Dorset. Currently living in west london working as a resident piano player in pubs and bars.

From the band:

We can't wait to return to London, bringing you all the hits plus some new tunes.

No further information available at time of listing.

James Brute celebrates the release of his debut album Move To The Ghost with a special launch show at SJQ, Dalston.

Hailing from West Palm Beach, The Jump Cuts are a four-piece band that blends the cool of The Strokes with the high-octane grit of early Arctic Monkeys. Their 2025 debut, What A Fun Way To Kill Some Time, captures the chaotic beauty of "polished raw" garage rock.

This special seated double-header, with performances from Rob Quo & Sonny Syd, will be a co-celebration of new releases – an album (Rob’s ‘Dust On the Mantel’) and five-track EP (Sonny’s ‘One For the Willing’).

This concert will be approximately 1 hour in duration, without an interval

Winners of the 2026 UK Blues Band of the Year and included on the prestigious “Class Of 2025 – Must See Live Acts” by Drowned In Sound, The Cinelli Brothers are a dynamic 4-piece band from London.

The Troubadour goes back to its historical roots with Live Jazz every week. £9.50 cover charge per person. For booking Jazz tables, doors and table reservations open at 7:30, and artists play from 8 PM- 10:30 PM, with a break in the middle.

Simply Dylan will be performing two shows with two different sets. A must see for all Dylan fans.

Simply Dylan is as straightforward as the title suggests: no frills, no gimmicks, no pretence.

F*Choir is a 70-strong, queer-led ensemble that radically reimagines what choral singing can be - bold, high-energy, full-body music that celebrates collective liberation, joy, and embodied resistance.

Mike Massé (USA) returns to the historic 100 Club on Sunday 25 October for an intimate evening of Epic Acoustic Classic Rock.