Intimate live music venues have always played a role in upholding the London music community since the 1950’s, with the

Madness will headline Rock N Roll Circus at Gunnersbury Park next summer as the event makes its London debut. The

The V&A has opened a new exhibition celebrating the UK’s lost music venues – but it arrives at a time

A crowdfunding campaign to support this year’s High Tide Festival in Twickenham has been launched. The annual, not-for-profit festival will

Playing together for twenty years, Maria Aheard and Bob Branscombe are no strangers to the live music scene, being first-hand

The Half Moon Putney is an iconic London live music venue, but the live music scene in the capital is fading away

In a city where music venues and local pubs are closing their doors, a new London-born grassroots music collective celebrated

Twickenham was once synonymous with the vibrant music scene of the 1960s, with its Eel Pie Island once hosting the Rolling Stones, the Who and David Bowie. Now, the scene is being revived through an annual not-for-profit festival

The National Gallery has announced the final plans for its 200-year anniversary celebrations, set to culminate at Trafalgar Square this

The Blue Note Jazz franchise will open its first UK venue in Covent Garden next year following a public appeal

London’s jazz scene has responded with dismay to Westminster Council’s denial of a late-hours operating license for a club in