Programme

We are delighted to take part in HIV charity Positive East’s annual fundraiser. All donations raised over the KRUSH weekend will be used to sustain the charity’s HIV services for … Continued

New York’s own Queens raised, globe-trotting artist has already made a name for himself with a journey so far going from working at Fat Beats Records as a youngster to … Continued

BETSIE GØLD – merging Generation Z pop attitude with old school songwriting

Robbie Zereka makes alternative pop-infused performance art, drawing on influences such as experimental pop, alternative rock, disco, trip-hop, and art rock. Along with creating concepts and imagery for his self-produced … Continued

Attawalpa is a London based South-American multi-instrumentalist. His meticulous production and melodies evoke the future as much as the past, whilst his ferocious live-shows are earning him a reputation throughout … Continued

The carnival starts here at Tropical Yard, with the best in vintage Afro Caribbean and Latin dancefloor action in the city, with residents Lady Kamikaze, Duncan Brooker and Liam Large … Continued

Jamal Woon is back! With the newly released Prayers For My Soul and 2016 Summer Luv, he is ready to take the music world by storm. On the 29th August, … Continued

Come and enjoy our ever expanding menu of bespoke cocktails, artisan ales and a range of international beers and ciders. Nice prices in the bar between 6 – 8pm.

A.Smyth announces his first headline show in London. After a headline show in Whelans, Dublin (sold-out) and a support slot with White Lies in Galway, Aaron was special to Maisie … Continued

The first night of a monthly recidency from French singer songwriter Matthieu Boogaerts. The acclaimed French singer-songwriter has been living in town for two years now and he can’t wait … Continued

asha Keable spent most of her childhood in South London glued to the stool of a piano. It was a terrible piano, ostensibly speaking. Her dad had found it in … Continued

Like many of Nisbet’s peers, Mike has spent most of his 20’s travelling, performing, getting by with stints in Berlin, Bristol, Glasgow & London, working in kitchens, cafes, periodically on … Continued

Raised in a small town in Yorkshire, isolated and lonely, The Last Morrell grew up being comforted by the sounds of Seattle grunge and the alternative rock scene. The lyrics … Continued

Keiron Phelan and Peace Signs return to the SJQ. Baroque pop songs about Hippy priests, hippie girlfriends, scandi-noir heroines, Japanese satellites, jealousy, Jingoism, Moon landings and Millwall. “Bristling with outre, … Continued

Inspired by the likes of Gang of Four, Preoccupations and early Foals, Egyptian Blue have earned airplay from Huw Stephens, Jack Saunders, Steve Lamacq, John Kennedy and Tom Ravenscroft for … Continued

With his stunning debut album, ‘Jules,’ Chang has accomplished all that and more. Entirely self-recorded and self-produced, the collection showcases the nineteen-year-old Baltimore native’s remarkable vision and breathtaking instrumental chops, … Continued

Rarely does an artist appear, as if out of thin air, with a full body of work where lyrically lush songs carry you into other worlds as if they were … Continued

Plàsi was born on the island of Crete but mainly raised in Sweden with his mother where he moved by the age of four. After attending the music school Rytmus, … Continued