Slough gigs

Genre-defying virtuoso cellist Abel Selaocoe brings his African, jazz and classical-inspired music to Outernet Live, in London’s West End.

Tarrus Riley - LIVE in concert alongside legendary saxophonist Dean Fraser with the incredible Blak Soil Band. Supported by Christopher Ellis

Live Rap Battles in London! Premier Battles x CardTricks UK reach the grand final of the Where Winning Matters Tournament, with £ 3,000 on the line!

THE ULTIMATE 80'S DISCO THAMES PARTY CRUISE! SEE THE SIGHTS AND LIGHTS OF LONDON WHILST DANCING TO ALL YOUR FAVOURITE 80'S DANCE-FLOOR HITS!

Evrix and Lumos are back by popular demand after our first Thames boat party completely SOLD OUT.

Meryl Streek + Shooting Daggers live at the 100 Club. Official London album release show for 'Stories They Don't Teach You at School'.

After a run of sold-out shows across the UK, The Road to Nashville is bringing its country magic to Electric Brixton!

"If you're going to see the emergence of a new great band you'll see them at This Feeling first." Carl Barat

Taking you on a journey through the Iconic Voice, Inspiration and one of Pop Music's best-selling music artist of all-time. Doors open 7pm, Act 9.45pm

Through debut Bleach, Insecticide, In Utero and everything in between

The Scouseness brings music, comedy and chaos to the stage. Big tunes, loads of laughs and proper crowd energy.

Conway the Machine, one of the most respected voices in modern Hip-Hop is coming to the UK this October for his highly anticipated headline tour

She's both a Blues and a Rock and Roll Hall of Famer.

Laurence Guy takes over Londons Largest Rooftop Venue for a sun-soaked day of Soulful House & electro at London's biggest rooftop venue.

Are you ready to party with oopsy? This show will be completely FREE. You will receive your ticket cost back when you arrive!

GRAMMY-winning Gramps Morgan brings country reggae to the UK with "No Water In My Whisky" Tour

ROB'S 60TH BIRTHDAY BASH!

Yes, that's right. Cosmic Carnage is back for one time only. See you back at the Windmill, Brixton to Smash it Out. No Posers.

While their biggest international exposure was a cameo in the Quentin Tarantino film 'Kill Bill', The 5.6.7.8.'s are much more than one-hit wonders.

"If you're going to see the emergence of a new great band you'll see them at This Feeling first." Carl Barat

This is not bouzouki and plate smashing. This is Greek folk fire at its most genuine.

Songwritings angel of the odd Vinny Peculiar, feat - Rob Steadman on keys at the Betsey Trotwood with special guest Amanda Thorpe