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Canadian Piano Virtuoso Tony Ann at Barbican Hall

Sat 10 May 2025, 19:30 - Jazz Cafe, London

Saturday 10 th May Line up Tony Ann Price Seated Tickets: p21 - p32 Doors 19:30-22:30
Age Requirements Under 14s accompanied by 16+

Club de Fromage - Daytime Party: 10th May ,3pm - 7pm (Over 30s only)

Sat 10 May 2025, 15:00 - Scala, London

for no reason that Club de Fromage has been top of London´s pop for over 17 years!
Club de Fromage
... > "The euphoric high energy London institution. Come for wall-to-wall throwback bangers from the likes of... Britney & Bon Jovi" Time Out
"One of the least pretentious and most entertaining nights in the capital... " Evening Standard
"Get your dancing shoes on and prepare for the time of your life at London’s top pop

Boundless Genre Fusion Jazz Jamaica

Sat 10 May 2025, 19:00 - Jazz Cafe, London

Saturday 10 th May Line up Jazz Jamaica Price Standing: p20 Restaurant: p50 Doors 19:00-22:30

Elvana: Elvis Fronted Nirvana + Punk Rock Factory

Sat 10 May 2025, 19:00 - O2 Academy Brixton, London

Elvana is the world’s finest Elvis tribute to Nirvana! From the bowels of Disgraceland, rock 'n’ roll icons of the afterlife are raised from the dead. Rock 'n’ roll meets grunge as Elvis fronts Nirvana and gives the band the front man it’s been missing since '94.
Elvana tear through Nirvana’s catalogue whilst splicing in grunged up sections of the king of rock 'n’ roll’s finest moments, culmi

House Music Every Saturday Soul City

Sat 10 May 2025, 22:30 - Jazz Cafe, London

Saturday 10 th May Line up Soul City DJs Price Tickets always p5 advance | More On The Door Doors 22:30-03:00

The Necks - Day One (EVENING SHOW)

Sat 10 May 2025, 19:30 - Café Oto, London

Pleased to present four shows across two days from The Necks!
The Necks are one of the most distinctive and enthralling groups in music. It´s always a pleasure to witness their mesmerically symbiotic musical interplay; the hard-earned, almost telepathic rapport that Chris Abrahams, Lloyd Swanton and Tony Buck have developed over the past three decades is truly one of the most compelling in liv