Theigns & Thralls

Thu 5 NovDoors 19:00

Hawklords

Cart & Horses · London

GigsRock

Sat 6 Mar 2027Doors 20:00

Perpetual Paradox / Overture / Viatorem

Cart & Horses · London

GigsRock

Fri 13 NovDoors 18:00

Beethoven Piano Concertos by Candlelight

St Mary Le Strand · London

Enjoy an exceptional classical concert by candlelight in the stunning setting of St Mary Le Strand.

GigsClassical

Fri 13 NovDoors 18:00

Osibisa

Boisdale of Canary Wharf · London

Table reservations from 6 pm | Live Music: 9 pm “Jimi Hendrix watched them rehearse, Stevie Wonder joined them on drums, and Fela Kuti partied with them in Lagos…” The Guardian Formed in London in 1969 by four African and three Caribbean musicians, Osibisa stand as the founding architects of Afro-rock. They were the first Black band to break The Marquee Club in 1971, earned two UK chart hits in 1976, and became one of the most influential African-heritage groups to emerge from Britain’s music scene. Their fusion of African rhythms, Caribbean grooves, funk, jazz, rock, Latin and highlife shaped the early language of what later became known as world music. Their catalogue continues to resonate across generations, with Sunshine Day, Welcome Home and Music for Gong Gong remaining staples on global stages. Osibisa’s legacy runs deep, cited by artists from Santana and Stevie Wonder to Al Green, Johnny Nash and Bob Marley. At Boisdale of Canary Wharf, the band bring their signature blend of driving percussion, soaring horns and richly textured arrangements - the sound that made them internationally recognised as the godfathers of Afro-rock. Visit our Hine Bar and Heated Garden T...

Gigs

Fri 13 NovDoors 18:00

Employed To Serve & Cabal

Underworld · London

Plus Cold Culture

GigsMetalHard Rock & Progressive

Fri 13 NovDoors 18:30

Muscadin Live: Barn dance and World music

Shrewsbury House · London

Join us for an evening of lively music from Muscadin, a band with more than 50 years of experience and remarkably few changes to its line-up. Over the years, Muscadin has played for countless barn dances at folk clubs, wedding receptions and parties, in venues ranging from village, church and school halls to Cecil Sharp House—and even the dinosaur hall at the Natural History Museum. As well as British and Irish dance tunes, the band’s occasional concerts feature music from across Europe, North and South America, Africa, the Middle East and Asia. Tickets: £5, with profits supporting Parkinson’s UK. Additional donations are warmly welcomed.

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