Troubadour Events
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- Fri, 09 JunTroubadour09 Jun, 20:00 BST – 10 Jun, 01:55 BSTTroubadour, 265-267 Old Brompton Rd, London SW5 9JA, UKFran Lusty is an indie-folk singer-songwriter born in Cambridge with Norwegian roots. She will rock you gently with songs about the ocean. Her tracks have been described as "dreamful" and "truly transformative".
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- Tue, 13 JunTroubadour13 Jun, 19:30 – 23:30 BSTTroubadour, 265-267 Old Brompton Rd, London SW5 9JA, UKJoin us for a fantastic evening of live performance by our talented rising stars followed by a fun Pub Quiz. Hosted by friend of The Rhythm Studio Foundation and legendry quizmaster Simon London (7th Heaven Quiz), it promises to be a huge amount of fun so get your team together (teams of up to 6).
- Wed, 14 JunTroubadour
- Thu, 15 JunTroubadour15 Jun, 20:00 BST – 16 Jun, 01:55 BSTTroubadour, 265-267 Old Brompton Rd, London SW5 9JA, UKWill James is a guitarist singer songwriter hailing from England. He is fast emerging on the UK Blues scene, providing his own unique stamp to the blues with his electrifying guitar playing and raw soulful voice.
- Fri, 16 JunTroubadour16 Jun, 20:00 BST – 17 Jun, 01:55 BSTTroubadour, 265-267 Old Brompton Rd, London SW5 9JA, UKWith Ashley coming from the world of country and Americana and Thor having a diverse background from rock to gypsy jazz, they create a fresh sound as a duo. Ashley Campbell, daughter of country legend Glen Campbell began her career playing in her father's band on several world tours.
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- Fri, 23 JunTroubadour23 Jun, 20:00 BST – 24 Jun, 01:55 BSTTroubadour, 265-267 Old Brompton Rd, London SW5 9JA, UKFresh off the back of their debut at Glastonbury Festival 2022, Naia are one of the most electrifying bands on the scene. While maintaining roots in jazz, their music is shaped by their many influences, with members hailing from Spain, Palestine and London.
- Sat, 24 JunTroubadour24 Jun, 20:00 BST – 25 Jun, 01:55 BSTTroubadour, 265-267 Old Brompton Rd, London SW5 9JA, UKL.A. Salami (born Lookman Adekunle Salami in London, England) is a British musician. An articulate, melodic, poetic singer songwriter of quality and distinction, he has been described as ‘a product of your imagination'.
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Live Music & Events
The Troubadour proudly follows the path laid before us by our predecessors who helped shaped the London music scene and pop-culture on a global level.
In the late 50's and early 60's, we became the epicentre for the British folk revival and were the first place Bob Dylan ever played in the U.K. The genre of music was so popular at the time that a young Paul Simon moved to London so that he could immerse himself in the scene and culture, and of course played at the Troubadour.
Along with folk, the Troubadour also became a prominent venue in the Jazz music scene and was a London go-to for Jazz. And in that time we had some of Britains finest jazz musicians frequent our stage: Charlie Watts, Lionel Grigson, Michael "Spike" Wells, Mick Pyne, Dave Gelly MBE, Daryl Runswick and David "Happy" Williams all played here.
We're very proud of our jazz heritage and still host weekly jazz nights! Find out more here.
Another famous American transplant by the name of Jimi Hendrix also played and frequented the floorboards of our stage whilst he lived in London. And during the height of their fever and fervour, after playing sold-out shows at the Earls Court Exhibition Centre, Robert Plant and Jimmy Page of Led Zeppelin would often come back to the Troubadour and jam into the early mornings.
In more recent years we have been fortunate enough to remain a part of London's music culture and play a part in the early careers of modern hero's like Adele, Ed Sheeran and Paolo Nutini.
So, get your tickets to one of our upcoming events because you never now who you might see, and who might be climbing into the pages of the history books next!
You can read more about our rich history by following the link below.
Troubadour Jazz Nights -
Every Sunday & Monday
The Troubadour proudly presents Troubadour Jazz nights! Keeping to our jazz routs, we put on Sunday and Monday night, weekly jazz featuring some of London's finest talents, giving you a place to come and get your fill of great London jazz. This is not a ticketed event and is free entry.
We do have a suggested spend of £20.00 / person to help support these great musicians and to help us to remain able to put on these free nights of brilliant jazz with such exceptional talents.
So when you're not ready to go down for the evening after your Sunday lunch or not sure what to do after work on a Monday, c'mon down to our jazz night - it's free!
Click below to see who's playing this week.