Top Concerts in London

  • Mingus Big Band at Ronnie Scott''s Jazz Club

    Mingus Big Band, Robin Eubanks, Conrad Herwig, David Kikoski, Alex Sipiagin, Wayne Escoffery, Boris Kozlov, Lauren Sevian, Donald Edwards, Craig Handy
    Ronnie Scott's Jazz Club
    GBR, London
    Club0 - 500
  • J. Cole at The O2

    J. Cole
    The O2
    GBR, London
    Hall10K - 30K
  • Adriana Calcanhotto at The Clapham Grand

    Adriana Calcanhotto
    The Clapham Grand
    GBR, London
    Club500 - 1.2K
  • Art Garfunkel at Royal Albert Hall

    Art Garfunkel
    Royal Albert Hall
    GBR, London
    Hall2.5K - 5K
  • Rita Payés at Cadogan Hall

    Rita Payés, Lucia Fumero
    Cadogan Hall
    GBR, London
    Hall500 - 1.2K
  • El Tri at Electric Ballroom

    El Tri
    Electric Ballroom Camden
    GBR, London
    Club0 - 500
  • Polly Paulusma at Green Note

    Polly Paulusma, Dan Whitehouse
    Green Note
    GBR, London
    Bar0 - 500
  • Darren Criss at Royal Albert Hall

    Darren Criss
    Royal Albert Hall
    GBR, London
    Hall2.5K - 5K
  • Shaemless at The Old Blue Last

    Shaemless
    The Old Blue Last
    GBR, London
    Club0 - 500
  • Jim Jones at Scala

    Jim Jones
    Scala
    GBR, London
    Club500 - 1.2K

Top Artists by Local Spotify Monthly Listeners London

1

Rihanna

BRB
•  Pop, Mainstream Pop
2M
109.9M
2

Drake

CAN
•  Hip Hop, Contemporary Hip Hop
2M
88.9M
3
1.7M
60.6M
4
1.6M
101.7M
5
1.6M
116.2M
6
1.5M
77.7M
7
1.5M
123.1M
8
1.5M
136.5M
9
1.5M
68.4M
10
1.4M
74.3M

Where to Stay

FAQ

What are the top bars that host live concerts in London?

London is home to a vibrant live music scene, and some of the top bars hosting live concerts include The Blues Kitchen Camden and The Blues Kitchen Shoreditch. Both venues are renowned for their lively atmosphere and eclectic mix of blues, soul, and rock performances. Sketch London offers a unique and artistic setting for live music, while Boxpark Shoreditch combines a trendy environment with a variety of live acts. These bars provide an intimate and engaging experience for music lovers in the city.

Where can you find the best clubs in London?

For an unforgettable clubbing experience in London, Ministry Of Sound and Fabric London are must-visit destinations. Ministry Of Sound is legendary for its world-class DJs and state-of-the-art sound system, making it a favorite among electronic music enthusiasts. Fabric London is equally iconic, known for its underground vibe and cutting-edge music. XOYO and Egg London also stand out, offering diverse lineups and vibrant atmospheres that cater to a wide range of musical tastes.

Who are the most popular local musicians in London?

London has produced some of the most popular musicians in the world, including global superstars like Coldplay, Ed Sheeran, and Dua Lipa. Adele's powerful voice and heartfelt lyrics have earned her a massive following, while Queen's timeless rock anthems continue to captivate audiences. Sam Smith and Charli XCX also hail from London, contributing to the city's rich musical heritage with their unique styles and chart-topping hits.

Where are the best spots for outdoor live music in London?

For outdoor live music in London, Hyde Park is a premier destination, hosting major events and festivals that attract huge crowds. Somerset House offers a picturesque setting for summer concerts, blending historic architecture with contemporary performances. Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park is another excellent spot, providing a spacious venue for large-scale outdoor events. Additionally, the Southbank Centre's outdoor spaces frequently feature live music, creating a vibrant cultural hub along the Thames.