Every Thursday + Sunday

4-11pm

Improv Lounge Jam Sessions – live from the basement, every Thursday!

Come along with your instrument (or just yourself) and get stuck into a relaxed night of jamming. Whether you're here to play or just enjoy the tunes, everyone's welcome.

No need to drink alcohol if that's not your thing – we've got loads of soft drinks and some cracking empanadas too.

See you down there!

Small entry fee of £5 <3

Saturday 11/04

9/2.03, the third edition of Half Nine. a vinyl-focused night at The Muddy Puddle in London. Expect soul, latin, jazz, funk, dub and more. Small room, good sound, unique drinks menu.

Tuesday 14/04

An evening of songs and improvised electronics, fundraising for St Mungo's homeless charity

St Mungo’s purpose is to end homelessness and rebuild lives. In the midst of some of the highest levels of homelessness and rough sleeping on record, we are needed more than ever. Last year we supported 26,012 people who were homeless, or at risk of it. Of these, 10,240 were people supported by one of our 14 outreach services. We ran 138 services in total, in London and across the South of England. Our work means we were able to provide somewhere safe to stay to 2,183 people every night.

Wednesday 15/04

An intimate live music and storytelling experience where JNR Williams performs unreleased songs, shares their inspirations

beheld is an intimate live music and storytelling experience curated by JNR Williams.

Across the evening, JNR will perform unreleased songs, sharing the personal stories and inspirations that shaped them. Through live performance and reflection, he will also revisit the artists and sounds that have influenced his musical journey, performing select covers that helped inspire this new body of work.

The night will also feature two guest artists who will each perform a piece of their own work. Together, they will join JNR in a relaxed conversation exploring the artist experience creativity, vulnerability, identity, and what it means to make and share art.

beheld is not just a concert. It is a space to listen deeply, to reflect, and to witness the stories behind the music. An evening where performance and conversation meet, creating a rare and honest moment between artist and audience.

Tuesday 21/04

MU/TH/UR will be performing a stripped down version of songs to celebrate the launch of the inaugural EP ’Doom Pop’ - featuring songs from both ‘Doom Pop’ and the upcoming ‘Slo-Fi’. MU/TH/UR’s music has been called “average” by a handful of people online, and the band has amassed a total of 12 monthly active listeners on Spotify as of March 2026. The music can, and will, be described as a mix between indie pop and post rock, evoking a feeling of hopelessness. MU/TH/UR may or may not be the secret identity of a very famous artist (it’s not).

Tuesday 28/04

With their debut album “What Might Have Been” releasing in January 2026, the Oli FitzGerald Trio are a dynamic and innovative jazz ensemble known for their captivating performances and fresh interpretations of both classic and contemporary jazz. Led by bassist, Oli FitzGerald, the trio also features the incredible pianist Chris Outhwaite and the outstanding drummer Ethan Sweeting who are two of the most in demand young musicians today.

The tunes from the new album “What Might Have Been” were influenced by the music of legendary bassist Charlie Haden with some additional influences from Carla Bley and Kit Downes. It mixes contrapuntal music with rhythmic grooves and textures that creates a different soundworld for the listener to be in. After having an appreciation for the classic piano trio’s through history, this music is truly about melody and the beauty this music can bring out.

The chemistry in the band has developed over years of playing together where spontaneous exchanges and dialogues open up the music whether that is conscious or subconscious. Whenever this band plays, it is all about making great music with depth, control and energy that is executed with elegance.

Be sure to check them out or their new album which is available on Bandcamp (Oli FitzGerald) and physical CD!

Wednesday 29/04

Join us for a workshop exploring collective music-making through voice, rhythm, and body percussion. Led by vocalist and facilitator Aixa Figini, this session introduces Rhythm with Signs; a system for conducting real-time improvisation using simple hand gestures.

Working as an improvised choir, participants will create music together in the moment, guided by signs that shape rhythm, structure, and interaction. No musical experience is needed.

The workshop focuses on play, experimentation, and group awareness, offering a space to develop listening, creativity, and confidence through music.