South London

6 March 2010

Vue Greenwich (Vue O2) SE10 0DX[map]

Australian pop singer Peter Andre was discovered on a TV talent show in 1990. His big break came with the release of the song 'Mysterious Girl', which along with its music video proved a hit with British pop fans. Years later, Andre's 15 minutes of fame was made feature-length with an appearance on 'I'm a Celebrity...' and a fairytale marriage and subsequent messy media divorce from Katie "Jordan" Price. Now, Andre returns stronger than ever with a new RnB sound and songs about his failed marriage.

18 December 2009 to 19 December 2009

O2 Academy Brixton SW9 9SL[map]

Traditional Irish rockers are renowned for merging Celtic folk with contemporary punk music. They established themselves in the mid-eighties and are still touring because of their dedicated fanbase.

23 November 2009 to 28 November 2009

Richmond Theatre TW9 1QJ[map]

A new stage adaptation of Jane Austen's tale of the five Bennet sisters and their pursuit of suitable husbands,

21 December 2009

O2 Academy Brixton SW9 9SL[map]

John Lydon, Lu Edmonds, Bruce Smith and Scott Firth celebrate the 30th anniversary of the 'Metal Box' album, in Public Image Ltd's first live performance for 17 years.

24 February 2010

New Wimbledon Theatre SW19 1QG[map]

A performance of the greatest romantic ballet of all, an immortal love story filled with magic, emotion and beauty. From the opulence and splendour of the magnificent court room to the exhilarating lake scenes where swans play in perfect formation, Tchaikovsky's hauntingly beautiful music creates an unforgettable experience.

23 February 2010

New Wimbledon Theatre SW19 1QG[map]

This is the classic story of love and innocence, mystery and magic set to Tchaikovsky's score as the Lilac Fairy struggles against the evil Carabosse. Formed in 1981, the Russian State Ballet of Siberia has quickly established itself as one of Russia's leading ballet companies.

15 January 2010

New Wimbledon Theatre SW19 1QG[map]

Sally Morgan, star psychic on TV, she is now rated as one of the world's top mediums. She had psychic abilities when just a child, Sally now brings her amazing abilities and her tremendous personality to the stage with a unique theatrical experience, which is both hugely entertaining and enlightening.

20 February 2010

O2 Academy Brixton SW9 9SL[map]

The Shockwaves NME Awards Tour returns for 2010 with a line-up of emerging indie talent. Featuring a headline performance from punchy Brighton band The Maccabees, with support from Crouch End four-piece Bombay Bicycle Club, electro-rock duo The Big Pink and Brooklyn post-punk four-piece The Drums.

26 November 2009

O2 Academy Brixton SW9 9SL[map]

Following an eight-year hiatus, the melodic nineties rock band is back, led by engimatic frontwoman Skin, recognised as one of the most forthright, iconic, and confrontational female lead singers in modern musical history.

4 December 2009 to 10 January 2010

Churchill Theatre BR1 1HA[map]

A magical pantomime that is a high-energy show packed with sing-along songs, wonderful dance, colourful costumes and characters, sparkling sets, and non-stop jokes and join-in fun. The tale of the beautiful princess Aurora, who is cursed by an evil fairy and can only be awakened by her true love's kiss, captures imaginations young and old and guarantees all the seasonal joy of a traditional pantomime.

4 December 2009 to 10 January 2010

Richmond Theatre TW9 1QJ[map]

The ultimate panto adventure as the wicked Queen, with help from her evil henchman, tries her hardest to woo the Prince away from Snow White, and then journey deep into the magical forest to meet seven lovable and hilarious dwarfs. With spectacular sets, sparkling costumes, hilarious comedy and an all-star cast in the fairest panto of them all.

19 March 2010

O2 Academy Brixton SW9 9SL[map]

Eccentric LA hair metal band famed for their uncompromising love for eighties glam with songs such as 'Death to All but Metal', 'Fat Girl (Thar She Blows)' and 'Hell's on Fire'.

5 March 2010

O2 Academy Brixton SW9 9SL[map]

American musician, comedian and Tony Award-nominated actor Stephen Lynch performs deliciously offensive un-PC songs that have gained him a cult following across the world. His mix of impressive acoustic guitar work, Broadway-accredited voice and outrageous lyrics have entertained both the comedy world and the music world since the 90s.

10 December 2009

The O2 SE10 0DX[map]

Hit box office concert features performances for tribute bands Abba Magic and Bee Gees Magic, bringing to life the million-selling hits of the two bands.

5 December 2009

Sandown Park Racecourse KT10 9AJ[map]

Ho Ho Ho! Christmas comes early to Sandown Park for Tingle Creek Day. Alongside top quality racing, which features the Grade 1 Tingle Creek Chase, there will be plenty of entertainment to get racegoers into the festive mood. As an extra special treat, this year a life size Polar Bear puppet will be in the Esher Hall during the afternoon and childhood favourites from the popular Raymond Briggs books, Father Christmas and The Snowman, will be bringing even more Christmas merriment to the day. At the end of the day, the 'New London Singers', one of London's premier vocal ensembles and conducted by the legendary Ivor Setterfield, will perform a range of festive carols.

13 June 2010

Clapham Common SW4 9DE[map]

2 January 2010

Sandown Park Racecourse KT10 9AJ[map]

Kick off the New Year with a fine day's racing, which includes the famous Grade 1 Tolworth Hurdle for novices. This challenging race is run over two miles, including eight hurdles, and always attracts top-flight hurdlers in a fiercely fought contest. The event is also your chance to begin those New Year resolutions after all that Christmas excess, with experts on hand to offer advice on how you can get fi tter and healthier in 2010.

25 November 2009

The Comedy Tree - Wimbledon SW15 1SL[map]

English punk-rock band with a sneering rock and roll attitude fronted by Celebrity Big Brother escapee Donny Tourette.

27 February 2010

New Wimbledon Theatre SW19 1QG[map]

Les 7 Doigts de la Main (The 7 Fingers) are a French-Canadian company who have pioneered a whole new brand of circus. Their show Traces was a runaway hit at the Edinburgh Festival in 2007, and now it comes to London for the very first time. "So thrilling, it will surely make an entire generation run away and join the circus" The Guardian. Combining awe-inspiring circus training with infectious urban energy, four men and one woman give dazzling, gravity defying displays of skill, balancing casually on each other's heads, or tumbling through hoops and leaping spectacularly up giant poles without using their hands.

10 October 2010

O2 Academy Brixton SW9 9SL[map]

A body-popping and beat-boxing event.