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NINE BELOW ZERO + DR. FEELGOOD 'Maximum R&B' Tour

229 London London
Friday 1st December
Two of the finest UK Rhythm 'n' Blues bands on one incredible bill.

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The Blow Monkeys

229 London London
Saturday 2nd December
AGMP Presents The Blow Monkeys 'Animal Magic' tour + special guests TBC at The 229 in London Saturday December 2nd

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Simon Spillett Big Band, 'Dear Tubby H' album launch

229 London London
Monday 11th December
UK tenor sax star Simon Spillett and his all-star UK big band present the launch of Dear Tubby H, featuring music by the legendary Tubby Hayes.

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Decapitated [Nihility]

229 London London
Thursday 14th December
Death metal paragons Decapitated performing 'Nihility' in full, plus special guests Obscura, Inferi and The Materia

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Craig Eddie + support - London

229 London London
Sunday 21st April 2024
Craig Eddie, Winner of The Voice 2021, heads to London to headline 229, April 2024.

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Arcade State + support - London

229 London London
Saturday 4th May 2024
Arcade State headline London's 229 on 4th May 2024.

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Steve Argyle

Review of Secret Affair

Overall rating: 4 Verified review

A bit of a lower turn out than usual for Secret Affair at the 229. Maybe London needs to have a word with itself. £7 for pints of lukewarm drink is off putting for us travelling from the North. What happened to T-shirt prices at gigs? 1 minute they were £12-£15 & now £25 so I don't even look.
The venue the 229 is steeped in history. Tucked away near Great Portland Street and rumoured to be once owned by the Stones.
Squire started the night and played everything you want to hear. Singles and select cuts from the "Get Smart" album. Shame they only had 45 minutes. 45 mins that whizzed by and felt like 20. Perfect 60's psychedelic pop.
Secret Affair are a great live band. In Dave Cairns they have a one of the greatest guitarists in the business. You can't take your eyes off him.
The only downside is the lack of songs from 'Behind Closed Doors' Their hit album from 1980. We get a paltry 1.5 songs.
Still the closing trio of hits belted out by band and audience alike are as strong as anyone can produce. "My World" is one of the most perfect songs ever made.
Go see.