From intimate jazz clubs in Camden to arenas in Greenwich — London's live music scene runs every night of the week. 3,100+ active venues across every genre.
SEE TONIGHT'S EVENTS →London invented jungle, UK garage, grime and dubstep. Fabric, EartH Hackney, Fold and Village Underground host the world's best DJs every weekend.
Jazz Cafe in Camden, Ronnie Scott's in Soho, and Total Refreshment Centre in Dalston keep London jazz alive and globally respected.
The Roundhouse, Brixton Academy and Alexandra Palace anchor the rock and indie scene. New bands break at The Windmill and The 100 Club.
Royal Albert Hall, Barbican Centre, Southbank Centre and the Wigmore Hall make London one of the world's top classical destinations.
WHERE LONDON PLAYS
World-class arena. Major international tours from hip-hop, pop, rock and electronic artists.
Legendary mid-size venue. Art deco interior. Rock, indie, hip-hop and electronic acts.
Victorian engine shed turned iconic music venue. Alternative, indie, and experimental programming.
The world's most famous jazz club. Opened 1959. Nightly jazz from local legends and touring artists.
Global benchmark for underground techno, house and drum & bass. Friday and Saturday nights.
Classical, contemporary and experimental music. Home of the London Symphony Orchestra.
Live shows in London sell out fast. Browse upcoming events across platforms — electronic underground, major arena tours, and everything in between.
NTS Radio broadcasts from Dalston, London — eclectic, independent, and always surprising. Stream free on Cloud Atelier.
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