LIVE MUSIC SPOTS
There are no days off at Ain't Nothin' But on Kingly Street. If you're a blues lover, this intimate venue offers live music seven days a week, with two acts a day during the week and three at the weekend. Head down for a glass of wine and an evening of eclectic local and international jams. Hidden beneath the hustle and bustle, you'll find Nightjar in Kingly Court, a hidden slice of old-school glamour in the form of a 1920s art deco speakeasy bar. From 9pm Monday to Saturday, enjoy live music from some of London's best jazz, swing, blues and funk musicians. Nightjar's cocktail menu is based on bringing a fresh perspective to classic recipes. Cahoots is a fun, 1940s-themed speakeasy bar. Set inside an abandoned train station, it's made up of three unique spaces: the Underground, the Ticket Hall and the Signal Station. From cocktails in teacups to black market-themed cocktails, you'll find your new favourite here. Get your live music fix with their events, including unique piano singalongs and jazz bands. If you're searching for the classic vibe of live jazz with a bar and interior design to match that aesthetic, then consider your search over. Ronnie Scott's offers all that you desire. Since it was founded back in 1959, visitors to this iconic venue have enjoyed luxurious evenings filled with smooth music and chilled drinks to their hearts' content. The bar is open Monday to Saturday and with multiple shows every night, there's never a bad time to get yourself booked in. Third Man Records was founded by the lead singer and guitarist of The White Stripes, Jack White. Inside you'll find The Blue Basement, an intimate live music venue with performances from unique artists. Be sure to secure tickets in advance so you don't miss out. If you love music history, you'll love the Carnaby Echoes app. Commissioned by artist Lucy Harrison, download the app via carnabyechoes.com for a walking tour of Carnaby Street that reveals the hidden stories behind 10 decades of music history in the area. Follow the numbered spots on the app map to access interviews, performances and archive material relating to the plaque locations.
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LIVE MUSIC SPOTS
CAHOOTS
Carnaby is famous for being the birthplace of the Swinging Sixties in London. So where better to get the party started than at these hotspots?
→ Start your tour at 16-18 Beak St to hear about the opening of Murray's jazz and cabaret club in 1913.
RONNIE SCOTT'S
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