One of the best alternative nights out in Clapham, Venn Street Records is a vinyl-clad, rock 'n' roll drinkers den covered with NME posters and other iconic music memorabilia. The venue hosts regular live music and DJ nights, with happy hour and pizza deals on the regular, with spots all over the city, including Eastcheap.

On the hunt for live music in London? Taking place at venues all over the city, Hidden Jazz Club are coming in hot this December. Kick back and relax as you check out world-class artists such as Binker Golding, Cherise, Jas Kayser and many more.

The Vic has been the home of buoyant gig-goers for years on end, welcoming crowds from right around the capital for intimate yet raucous nights out. With a host of cracking drinks and a regularly rotating kitchen residencies, there's no shortage of reasons to spend a night here. 

Old Street Records has positioned itself right at the forefront of Shoreditch's live music scene thanks to its cutting-edge mix of EP launches, new bands and established acts. Take in exciting live acts or make for the basement, for intimate jazz evenings and low-key DJ sessions.

Offering one of the best spots for live music in London, this gorgeous Canary Wharf venue is a one-stop-shop for jazz, soul and blues. Hosting a stunning range of events her and in Belgravia, Bishopsgate and Mayfair it's one for the musos. 

The Piano Works, found in Farringdon and the West End, is the place for lovers of live music. They're hosting a bucketload of events where you can request your fave songs from the six-piece band, plus enjoy brunches and late-night parties to boot.

One of the best places to watch live music in East London, JuJu's Bar & Stage often welcomes in a range of DJs, bands and singers to its Shoreditch abode. For your drinking pleasure? You'll find a range of craft beers, seasonal cocktails and Mezcals.

A King's Cross favourite for after work drinks and nights out with entertainment in London, The Star of Kings is quite the social hangout. A bit rough around the edges but boasting quite the legacy of live music sets, this pub has an epic set up for bands to rock out on. 

Waltz down to The New York Bar on Buckingham Palace Road for its live music on Wednesdays. The renowned bar, laced with red decor and opulent, original artwork will be creating a luxurious lounge experience with its signature cocktails and beautiful melodies from resident singer Sourya. It's ideal for a date night or simply catching up with friends, so head on down now as entry's free. 

One of the best places to check out in London? For live music in Camden, make your way over to Cafe KOKO. While tucking into delicious Italian pizzas and charcuterie plates, you can sip on a glass of prosecco and listen to show-stopping tunes.

Boasting one of the best live music programmes in Hackney, the Moth Club brings together fresh talent and established acts every month. Head down for the chance to catch your favourite new band or catch a little something you didn't know existed.

Head to The Thames where London Boat Party are bringing you a range of fun and unforgettable events. Be sure to check out their A Stocking Full of Show Tunes evening, complete with a three-course feast and live music from a trio of musical pros.

Catch some sultry live jazz or cabaret acts at Central London's finest: The Candlelight Club. Not only does this venue offer first-class entertainment, but it's also touting 1920-inspired everything, from the atmosphere to drinks and food. 

Located in Peckham, CLF Art Lounge is a great shout for scrumptious Dominican food and cocktails in their roof garden. But they're also showcasing the best music events, live jazz and cabaret such as Jam Presents Live Music in Peckham - a banging indie concert extravaganza, experience captivating performances by three amazing artists and bands, such as Eden J Howells, Ashaine White and Lily Lyons, for only £10 a pop.

The Terrace Bar in Mayfair hosts musical performances every single night, from resident pianist John Hudson, four-piece bands and live singers. Grab a theatrical cocktail while you're at it, with a great selection of bar snacks on offer too. 

Hop Kingdom is an adaptable space in Southwark that's perfect for hiring out as a live music venue, with plenty of equipment provided. Whatever you feel like doing in this skate park, bar and unique room, the team are sure to cater to all your needs. 

Fronting a lineup of live traditional Irish music, The Lock Inn is the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park pub that's keep you entertained. Topping that off? Darts, local craft beer, sport screenings and a menu packed with hearty grub for you to chow down on.

For an epic night of live music and food, you'll want to check out Amazing Grace - situated in a former church and still maintaining its stained glass windows and altar. Along with delicious cocktails and craft beer, the trendy spot in London Bridge features killer bands and DJs so you can dance the night away. The performances are complemented by cutting-edge audiovisual displays and 3D light projections, as well as a cracking pan-Asian menu featuring everything from pulled beef brisket bao buns to lime and chilli corn ribs.

Get ready for a rockin' night at The Bermondsey Bierkeller with Tom White's Ed Sheeran Tribute Night. From Shape of You to Perfect, get set to belt out catchy tunes and soak up the electric atmosphere. On Friday 19th July, swing by this pint and prime spot at 7 pm - it's gonna be a night to remember whether you're an Ed superfan or just love jammin' out.

Get down and funky to the sweet Motown grooves of the Soul Train Brunch at The Camden Club, taking place on Sunday the 28th of July. Expect to be treated to an array of live music, as well as infectious hits, as you devour a two-course meal paired with free-flowing prosecco from £42 per person. 

Add some sparkle to your evening with Oblix At The Shard - 4th Of July Night Brunch, a three-course dinner with live music and top-notch American-themed entertainment. Situated high up on floor 32, their bar offers dazzling panoramic views of the London cityscape while you indulge in chef's signature dishes that are perfect for sharing and sure to spice up your evening. You can also upgrade to enjoy a bubbly and cocktail menu bursting with irresistible treats.

Catch plenty of live music at this cosy110-capacity venue, only a moment's walk from Chalk Farm station. The Camden Club is home to an array of performances throughout the week from up-and-coming musicians, as well as cabaret stars. Fronting a ceiling laced with fairy lights and greenery, it makes for a cute haunt to see some tremendous talents. 

The Lower Third is a live music bar in Soho that has tailored programming The Forge (the Grade-II listed site of the iconic 12 Bar). But that's not all, as you can expect the highest quality cocktails alongside and a club room for afterwards too.

Looking to catch a little live music next time you're in West London. Stop by The Imperial Arms to get your fill of dance-worthy tunes form some of the city's best performers. That's not all though, as this place serves tasty British grub and cocktails in a colourful setting. 

If you're on the hunt for the best live music in London, head south east to this Greenwich pub. The Old Joinery is a quirky place for street food, cocktails and acoustic bands every weekend with jazz and blues acting as your soundtrack.

Recently crowned the third best bar in the world, Nightjar in Soho and Shoreditch's dazzling speakeasy atmosphere owes much to its live music schedule. Settle in for a night of highly innovative, multi-sensory cocktails on the side of a line-up of top vintage performers.

Not only does The Garden Bar BR1 have botanical decor, a glorious rooftop, and a dog-friendly outside area, but the cocktail bar in Bromley frequently features live DJs playing killer tunes every Thursday to Sunday. 

Fronting live music every Thursday or Friday evening, alongside their usual lineup of creative kitchens and two stocked bars, Market Halls is the perfect place to go to get your weekend off to a flying start. Nab a table with all your mates to chow down and drink up just shy of Oxford Street.

One of the best bars in Soho for live music, The Phoenix Arts Club promises a wealth of excellent events, from musical theatre, cabaret and comedy, to hilarious drag shows and indulgent themed dinners complete with tuneful performances.

One of the most iconic tourist attractions in London, Sky Garden is hosting a slew of unique events. Head to morning yoga so you can stretch while admiring pretty views of the city. Or check out its music-themed nights for cracking cocktails and terrific tunes.

What's Oktoberfest with Oompah bands? Celebrate six weeks of the Bavarian celebration with Oompah bands, steins and lots of competitions to win fun prizes.

If you're after live music in North London, Bubba Oasis hosts live music every week. While you enjoy the fantastic tunes, you can dig into healthy wraps, delicious salads and even a cheeky cocktail or two. They also host brilliant DJs in the evenings so you can have a bit of a boogie.

When it comes to live music in Battersea, Northcote Records is a top-notch spot. Located a short distance from Clapham Junction station, this venue is home to daily live entertainment on its stage, alongside plenty of vinyl beats throughout the day.

For a night of epic live music, Blues Kitchen Camden is a hard place to beat. You'll get to enjoy show-stopping tunes while checking out its incredible food and drink offering. Past artists include the likes of Seasick Steve, Pete Doherty and The Dirty Pretty Things.

Looking for classical music in London? DEBUT at Shoreditch Treehouse is doing a secret concert in its stunning loft space. The evening will kick off with their resident pianist offering improvised tunes before you enjoy two magical performances from up-and-coming and renowned stars.

To enjoy live music in London, head on over to Spice of Life in Soho. They're serving up nights of jazz every Sunday, where you can either join the trio with an instrument or vocals, or simply sit back and enjoy the show.

Located in East London Gigi's Hoxton is an uber-cool live music venue-cum-late night bar. Decked out with retro furniture, bold murals and neon lights, it's the ultimate spot to catch a live DJ set or chilled out jazz session.

CellarDoor is the place to be for live music. It hosts all kinds of fabulous events, from drag-tastic shows to burlesque bonanzas and cracking cabaret performances. Your ticket also includes VIP entry and a glass of bubbles on arrival.

A haunt boasting live music and an eclectic mix of artists, The Macbeth is a more than suitable choice. Decked out with sleek decor, this stylish pub promises a cool and casual vibe as you sip on the likes of espresso martinis while checking out artists such Peter Doherty, Damien Marley and Florence And The Machine.

Over at the modern dining and event space Kindred in Hammersmith, you'll find its bi-monthly live music event taking place on the 25th of July with tickets coming in at £10 per person. The headliner of the evening will be Vicky Trantou, a R&B singer-songwriter who takes inspiration from powerful performers such as Jazmine Sullivan and Yebba. 

The Shacklewell Arms in Dalston is well-known for their incredible variation of live music acts throughout the week. Head bang while you listen to rock 'n' roll, tap your feet to acoustic sets or throw some serious shapes with the help of DJs on the decks.

Loud, proud and stylish as hell, Quaglino's is a fabulous live music venue in the West End. Head over in the evening where DJs and artists will take to the main stage from 9pm to sing and serenade you with sweet tunes.

Homeboy Bar in Islington is not only famed for its quality cocktails (think mineral martinis plus chocolate and banana-flavoured tipples), but it's also a great destination to catch some live music. From 8pm 'til 10pm on Thursdays and Sundays, you'll be able to enjoy the sweet sound of acoustic guitar and more, then on Fridays and Saturdays its DJ nights where hip hop and RnB are spun and food is served up to 10pm.

The group behind Night Tales have teamed up with Morty and Bob's toastie specialist to create a fun-loving bar in Hackney. The venue serves as a laid back cafe by day, but completely transforms itself after dark, when the DJs, live music and master mixologists behind the bar dial things up a bit.

Head down to St John's Tavern every Friday and you'll be treated to a night of live music alongside South London's best craft beers. With reasonably priced pints and tunes from up and coming artist Billy Keane, you're in for one helluva treat.

Venues in both Embankment and Waterloo will be paying tribute to the Detroit culture that became the heartbeat of American music when Soul Supper Immersive Dining Experience takes over. The event will include non-stop live Motown music along with drinks and a two-course dinner - think chicken supreme or harissa-roasted cauliflower with tasty cupcakes to follow.

Benoit Viellefon Hot Club is heading to Ronnie Scotts in Soho for a few nights of live, retro jazz. You'll feel transported to the stylish setting of 1930s Paris as you sit back and listen to gorgeous tunes, made famous by Django Reinhardt and more.

Restaurants with live music in London don't get much better than The Green Room, which has a line-up of DJs playing soul, house and disco under the trees from 4pm on Saturdays. While it's totally free, it's recommended you book a table to ensure you can enjoy.

Sunday swing sessions and a mix of jazz musicians bopity bop bop away to create an electric atmosphere at The Bull's Head. If you fancy a craft beer, real ale or spot of food while you're jiggling around, try the  delicious menu of pub grub.

Looking for a music venue with style and some seriously impressive acts? The Old Blue Last in Shoreditch is the place to be. With a cool upstairs space that hosts the best up-and-coming bands and DJs seven nights a week, this is a must-visit spot for any music lover.

After live music in London? Munich Cricket Club Canary Wharf is a top choice. Touting entertainment three times a week, alongside competitions and plenty of prizes, this venue really knows how to pull out all the stops. On top of that? There's also a Bavarian menu.

With stunning interiors and a specially-build stage with impressive lighting and sound, Kindred is a top choice for live music in London. What's more, the Hammersmith bar and restaurant has a range of fine wines, draught beers and cocktals, perfect for your viewing pleasure.

Live music in London never looked so good, especially when performers take to the stage within the gorgeous walls of BAM Karaoke Box. Boasting vintage interiors, velvet furnishings and loud, statement pieces of art around every corner, this venue is a pleasure playground when it comes to entertainment. It hosts late-night DJ sets alongside its regular karaoke sessions, which means you can keep the party going after you've finished your own. And if you're feeling hungry? Moreish and innovative European plates are on the menu, courtesy of culinary director and renowned chef Sabrina Gidda.

One of the most unique cocktail bars in London, Evans & Peel Detective Agency sees you mingling with some of the biggest crooks in bootleg liquor. From the Italian American stakeout menu and candlelit atmosphere, to the live jazz, swing and blues all night long, this Prohibition-style secret spot oozes cool.

The Cross, once a premier nightclub in the 90s, has a new location where a sexy ground floor bar is ready to bring you the very best London live music. Expect house cocktails to accompany your exceptional DJ listening.

Considering Ed Sheeran once played here, years before he reached international fame, The Bedford is without a doubt a fantastic place to catch exciting up-and-coming artists. The Balham institution hosts live sets in their club room most nights of the week from 8pm.

Fancy watching some fabulous live music? Then make your way to Powerplant Camden for their awesome range of entertainment. Think jazz dinners, art showcases and movie nights, alongside their top-notch selection of plant-based bites and wine.

A taproom and live music venue in Haggerston, Signature Brew is championing craft beers and talented musicians. Located under a railway arch, this gem has a whole number of IPAs and lagers on-tap, perfect for sipping on while watching wicked sets.

One of the best live music nights in London is back this September. Giving you the chance to tear up the stage, this incredible karaoke event brings together a whole backing band to make sure you can live your best rock star life.

Lewisham haunt The Rose Pub and Kitchen is a wicked find for a spot of live music. While you enjoy the show, cosy up in the warming atmosphere with a few pints and a couple of wood-fired pizzas, or head over on a Sunday for a delicious roast.

A venue that boasts modern interiors, Covent Garden Social Club is presenting a piano party worth shouting about. From gorgeous cocktails to an amazing lineup of talented musicians and generous happy hour, it's great for a little singalong action.

Cocktail connoisseurs Covent Garden Social Club offer a swish hideaway to unwind to some of the city's best live music. You can revel in the tinkling of ivories at live piano party sessions, before heading to the basement bar with your date or mates.

Fidelio Café is home to some of the best live music nights in London, pairing its sublime European dishes with refreshing drinks and live performances. Head here for an evening of drinking and dining in an undeniably romantic setting.

The Union Bar is a lively neighbourhood spot offering some of the best live music in West London. Head over to the Chiswick venue for the chance to catch budding musicians with a lengthy drinks list and a menu of delicious seasonal dishes. 

For live music on Thursdays in London, check out RSA House. They're hosting an event on the first Thursday of every month in partnership with Gigappy, featuring the very best up and coming artists. Think everything from soul and reggae to bands inspired by the likes of Pink Floyd and The Strokes.

Get ready for a worldwide jam session at Market Halls in Oxford Street. Take a trip with your Market Hall-Pass, which entitles you to a groovy music event that happens every third Friday of the month. Here, you'll take a sensory tour around the globe, savouring unique flavours and interacting with passport-themed surprises while jamming to the cool beats of up-and-coming musicians.

Who said that live music events have to burn a hole in your pocket? Not The Horatia N7. Step inside this crackin' Islington boozer for a roster of top-notch gigs from some of the city's finest, including entertainment from The Ukulele Ska Collective.

Get the full Southern experience with USA-themed restaurant Americana's Tuesday jazz nights. Tuck into BBQ grub from chilli pot pie to flame grilled burgers and quench your thirst with cocktails from classics to signatures like the rhubarb and raspberry collins – all while being seduced by the sultry sounds of live jazz. 

Sofar Sounds is the live music event all about its secrets, including the location and the three artists performing at each. From museums and boutiques to rooftops, these usually pop-up at places you wouldn't expect to go see a show at.

In search of top-notch entertainment in the city on a Friday night? Then head to FLORAL's basement bar, The Lost Alpaca, between 7pm and 9pm for Latin Live. What to expect? Signature sounds from the capital's favourite band, Mora.