All London's live music

Turning up the volume on your midweek!

To celebrate the release of ''Humdrum', Home Counties visits Kingston to play an in-store set.

‘Humdrum’ is the new album by East-London sextet, Home Counties.

Rising band The Entitled Sons, made up of four brothers Billy, Charlie, Raffey and Lauri and dad Graham, pair sharp lyrics with a blend of rock, pop and alternative music.

Samhain Ritual returns.

Featuring Daisy Rickman and more. Presented by Stewart Lee

New Cross Live Presents Everything In Mono

South London world famous rock band (soon)

+ Support from Gabby Rivers, Easy Matters

The Ultimate Pop Concert!

Get ready for a dazzling explosion of Music, Dance, and Excitement as Flowers and Friendship Bracelets takes to the stage!

HAIM have announced that they will be bringing their I quit tour to London’s The O2 on Tuesday 28 October 2025.

Celebrating The Best of Toyah will see Toyah perform hits from across her career, treating audiences to her signature powerhouse vocals, infectious energy and commanding presence.

These shows will support an exciting celebratory release coming in late summer 2025, with details to follow soon

Grammy nominated, platinum-selling singer, Stacey Kent reprises her trio collaboration with saxophonist/composer/arranger, Jim Tomlinson and pianist, Art Hirahara.

A conversation with Jessica Winter never quite goes in the direction you expect it to. An innocuous question about where a song came from can end up spiralling in all directions from rare animals, her deep love of trains to scientology healings.

Matilda The Musical is the multi-award winning musical from the Royal Shakespeare Company, inspired by the beloved book by the incomparable Roald Dahl.

Introducing 'Lucky Pig Live' - HOT VOX's brand new night of London's finest acoustic acts. Held in the heart of Fitzrovia, The Lucky Pig is one of London’s best-hidden gems.

Our monthly clubnight returns to The Social. With the focus taken away from a 'headline band', So Young presents three or four of the bands they're most excited about right now.

Son of a nutcracker, Elf The Musical is coming back to the West End!

Step back in time to 1930s New York for a night of unbridled glamour and total immersion. Three sets of wild jazz, a 6-course Park Avenue feast, and a Pandora’s box of Jazz Age tales and wicked surprises...

Playing sharp but engaging post-hardcore with complex melodic lines, edgy guitar figures, and plenty of eccentric wit (their name, for instance, sounds French, but doesn’t mean anything), Les Savy Fav were formed in 1995 by five friends attending the Rhode Island School of Design.

Cameron Mackintosh’s new production of Lionel Bart’s iconic musical, Oliver!, which he has fully reconceived with director and choreographer Matthew Bourne, will open in London at the end of the year.

Almost out of necessity, Les Savy Fav’s sixth LP was born in a pocket reality: singer Tim Harrington’s Brooklyn attic. “A freaky barn,” as he calls it, the room was built over the ruins of black mold and plywood, a de facto studio.

EVNNE (이븐), short for Evening’s Newest Étoiles, is a rising 7-member K-pop boy group under Jellyfish Entertainment.

Gilby is a London-based singer-songwriter whose music is shaped by the timeless storytelling of artists like Joni Mitchell and Joan Baez.

Grittier in songwriting approach and richer in voice than most of his contemporaries

The Amalfi Trio (Claire Parkin, violin, Emma Chamberlain, cello and Andrew Blankfield, piano) have been performing together since 2017, and give regular concerts in London, Oxford and the South East

A rock’n’roll band with a punk rock heart. Two-time ARIA-chart toppers.

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.

Don’t miss Hot Mess: A New Musical with Danielle Steers (‘SIX The Musical’) and Tobias Turley (‘Mamma Mia!’)

After a billion years of bad dates, Earth has finally found the one… Humanity. Sparks fly. Technology flourishes.