Music

12 July 2012

Green Note NW1 7AN[map]

Traditional American folk and country blues from Spider John Koerner.

5 December 2012

Queen Elizabeth Hall SE1 8XX[map]

Spira Mirabilis with works by Schubert.

9 June 2013

Queen Elizabeth Hall SE1 8XX[map]

Spira Mirabilis with works by Stravinsky and Strauss.

Recurring event

Troy Bar N1 6NG[map]

An open mic night with full backing band.

5 November 2012

The Roundhouse NW1 8EH[map]

Space-rock indie group fronted by the enigmatic singer Jason Pierce.

8 June 2012

Kings Place N1 9AG[map]

Live music from Spiro and Le Vent du Nord.

Recurring event

The Old Nun's Head SE15 3QQ[map]

An open mic showcase.

23 June 2012

Nambucca N7 6LB[map]

Live music from [Spunge], The Bottlenex + Legend In Japan and Ready.Set.Die…

30 June 2012

The Blues Kitchen NW1 7JN[map]

Rock and roll from The Spyders.

19 June 2012

Hampton Court Palace KT8 9AU[map]

Recently reformed Squeeze are a London-based pop band that came to prominence in the New Wave period of the late 1970s. Well known hits Cool for Cats and Up the Junction cast a wry lyrical eye over British social life.

14 December 2012

indigO2 SE10 0DX[map]

Wry lyrics and great melodies from the South London legends.

31 May 2012

Green Note NW1 7AN[map]

Live folk music gig.

15 July 2012

Regents Park Open Air Theatre NW1 4NU[map]

Jazz superstar Stacey Kent delivers intimate ballads with sensuous phrasing and startling clarity.

29 October 2012 to 2 November 2012

Ronnie Scott's W1D 4HT[map]

Stacey Kent has emerged as one of the world's foremost jazz singers.

17 October 2012

The Borderline [map]

Live rock and roll, blues and country music gig.

20 July 2012 to 21 July 2012

Ronnie Scott's W1D 4HT[map]

Live jazz music gig.

30 August 2012

The Horns WD17 3RL[map]

A live performance from Stanley Dee.

15 August 2012

The Cabbage Patch TW1 3SZ[map]

Stan Webb's Chicken Shack are a British blues band, founded in the late 1960s.

7 August 2012

The Underworld Camden NW1 0NE[map]

A live performance from the band, with the warm-up duties falling to Dirty Revolution.