Gathering inspiration from 60s and 70s soul greats across the Atlantic to modern R&B and Jazz, MT Jones evokes a sound that is both contemporary and timeless. His crooning vocals transport you straight back to a smoke-filled speakeasy, while somehow feeling fresh and innovative.

Indie ensemble hailing from East Kilbride, Scotland. Declan Welsh is a songwriter and poet from Glasgow. With his band, The Decadent West they create music that is unapologetic, direct and with a message of humanity.

Harleymoon Kemp is a British singer-songwriter and photographer who has made significant strides in the UK country music scene. Born into a musical family—her father, Martin Kemp, was a member of Spandau Ballet, and her mother, Shirlie Holliman, was a backing singer for Wham!

Under the streets of the world famous London's West End lurks a world of stockings, feathers and fabulousness. The UK's TOP Burlesque production house's weekly Saturday night residency, started at the legendary Madame Jojo's, is here and is the perfect start to the party! Venture under the streets of London to spend some time with 'Burlesque Queen' (What's on Stage) Miss Tempest Rose and the stars of The House of Burlesque... See Burlesque dancing divas, tantalising tassel-twirlers, and cabaret glitterati with everything in between in an uplifting fabulous live show performed in the round. This special early show is the perfect prelude to dinner and a night on the town if you are heading out after, or all guests are welcome to stay on after the show to dance the night away at the venue. Arrive early doors to enjoy special discount on prosecco! ★Please note all tickets are non-refundable Presented by House of Burlesque. This is an 18+ event.

Presented by Communion ONE. This is an 18+ event

Honest and captivating, Seafret’s material has a beautifully contagious feel. Writing about life as it evolves around them, the two have a rare observational eye -- though young, the world is not going to pass them by.

After being the lead singer for Transvision Vamp, Wendy James decided to pursue a solo career. She wrote a letter to Elvis Costello about her situation and was surprised when Costello wrote an entire album for her. Now Ain't the Time for Your Tears was recorded with guitarist Neil Taylor, bassist Cass Lewis, and drummer Pete Thomas, and released in early 1993. ~ John Bush (Apple Music)

Get ready to relive the golden age of soul at Soul Supper Fridays, the immersive dining show paying tribute to Motown's biggest legends. Held at the stylish One Ninety Four in Mayfair, this experience blends music, food, and nostalgia into one unforgettable night. Whether you're grooving to the sounds of the Temptations or singing along with Diana Ross, you're guaranteed a night of good vibes, soulful flavors, and sensational performances.

Get ready to relive the golden age of soul at Soul Supper Sundays, the immersive dining show paying tribute to Motown's biggest legends. Held at the stylish One Ninety Four in Mayfair, this experience blends music, food, and nostalgia into one unforgettable night. Whether you're grooving to the sounds of the Temptations or singing along with Diana Ross, you're guaranteed a night of good vibes, soulful flavors, and sensational performances.

Jolie Holland is an American singer and performer who combines elements of folk, traditional country, jazz, and blues Over the span of her career, Jolie Holland has knotted together a century of American song-jazz, blues, soul, rock and roll-into some stew that is impossible to categorize with any conventional critical terminology. This is her burden and her gift, to know all of these American songs of the last ten decades in her head and her heart, and to have to wrestle with their legacy. She dives straight to the pathos of a song the way the very greatest singers, singers like Mavis Staples, or Al Green, or Skip James, or Tom Waits do. Upon first encounter her songs seem challenging, perhaps unsettling at times, but as so many poets and rockers have shown us (from Dante Alighieri to William Blake to Sylvia Plath to Patti Smith to Nick Cave to Mark E. Smith) that’s where the beauty lies. As evident on her first recordings, Holland apparently has no fear of the truth, and there is no emotional core that she cannot reach in song. In fact she thrives on the red hot centre of a musical composition, in all its strange and brutal detail.