Fri 12 Jun / 19:30 / £12

BMTC celebrate their 5th birthday with a night of performances; including songs from the musicals they have performed so far and a DJ set.

Sat 13 Jun / 19:00 / Free Entry

Join us for another feel‑good South London Soul night with regular DJs Mole, Phil, Jeff and Tom, plus our guest DJ Anton Ludwig (Forgotten Soul) bringing their own flavour to the floor.
Expect Soul from across the spectrum, a crowd that loves to dance, and a space where everyone’s welcome.
Inclusivity, escapism, generations mixing — see you there.

Entry is FREE.

Free CD for the first 25 guests — grab yours while they last.

Sun 14 Jun / 18:30 / Free Entry

With readings from Jordan Hayward, Serge Neptune, Richard Scott, Patrizia Longhitano and William Wyld hosted by Jasmine Cooray.

Tue 16 Jun / 19:00 / £27.80

Design and carve your own jewellery piece in this hands-on small group workshop.

After the session, you have the option to cast your piece where it can then be professionally finished, polished and securely posted to you to wear straight away.

Beginners welcome and all tools are provided

Tue 16 Jun / 19:30 / £7 (purchase before 09.06 and get a free pint)

Add Some More Blue is a creative synth and bass lead project by Mia Rae making alternative RnB/ electronic indie taking wider influences from jazz, post punk and dance music. The project is made up of a live band of friends that met at Trinity Laban and have carved out unique and ambient sounds with their individual influences, original ideas and approaches to their instruments. If you like: Vegyn, Kelela, John Glacier, Stereolab, Jockstrap and Blood Orange.

A soft-hearted song slinger from South London, Daisy Jean Russell writes reflective indie folk shaped by playful melodies and tender songwriting. Drawing inspiration from Brian Wilson, Arthur Russell, and Wings, her songs search for meaning in everyday moments and the quiet connections between people. With support from Real Kind Records, Daisy is set to release her debut EP this summer.

Wed 17 Jun / 21:00 / Free

Thu 18 Jun / 19:30 / £10

Immerse yourself in the strange, surreal, and hauntingly beautiful world of David Lynch with this one-of-a-kind short film marathon. From his earliest experimental works to his later digital curiosities, this event celebrates Lynch’s unrelenting creativity and boundary-pushing vision.

Presented by Deeper Into Movies

Fri 19 Jun / 19:00 / £7

Join Starter Car as they celebrate the release of their second single, Kicking, with a double header of Scottish-fronted indie rock featuring support from Global Cowboys.

Sat 20 Jun / 12:00 / Free Entry

Stuart Road Allotments Plant Nursery host an end-of-season plant sale, with all money raised going towards community and social events.

Sun 21 Jun / 16:00 / £16

An afternoon and evening of ritual, dance and live folk & experimental music to celebrate the Summer Solstice.

Gather with us to celebrate the season with an afternoon - evening of mindfulness, community, storytelling, movement and gentle live music.

Presented by Turning of The Seasons.

Tue 23 Jun / 21:00 / Free

Wed 24 Jun / 20:00 / £2.50

Hosted by Christie Gardner. Winning team takes home a £50 bar tab!

Thu 25 June / 19:00 / £11

Big, fat, dirty, tender, country catharsis from Scotland.

Inspired by North American rock legends Bob Dylan and Neil Young, and the Celtic folk songs and poetry of Morrow's homeland, this will be her biggest headline show to date complete with 5-piece band. The debut record, Way Out West, will release at midnight on 25 June 2026.

Support from Tabby Barbera and Djank.

Fri 26 Jun / 19:00 / £18

Stick In The Wheel’s work is rooted in traditional music and song, informed by the modern electronic music that grew out of their hybrid East London heritage.

This radical East London duo are known for their intense live shows exploring the raw holler of folk, electronica, spoken word and intricate rustic dobro guitar.

Support from Laurel Uziell + Rapt

Presented by The Goose Is Out!

Sat 27 Jun / 14:00 / £10

The Free University has been running at The Crows Nest in the Park Area of Glastonbury Festival for over a decade. Clever / funny / hungover people talking interesting stuff, with the occasional musical interlude. Glastonbury Festival is fallow this year so we are bringing our little Spoken Word corner of the festival from Somerset to SE15.

All profits to Centrepoint charity - ending youth homelessness.

Sat 27 Jun / 22:00 / Free

Sun 28 Jun / 19:00 / £7

Mock Tudor zines again, welcoming three connoisseurs of the pastoral for a quaint evening of alt-folk, Stanley Welch, Pictureframes & Maisie Sophia.

Tue 30 Jun / 19:30 / £20

Come down and join us fur a wee dance with the Waterchorus all for a good cause - our fringe fundraiser. After a successful ceilidh last spring with The Water chorus at the Ivy House in Nunhead, we thought we'd throw another ceilidh to help us raise funds for our fringe show. Join us for a night of Strip The Willow, Gay Gordons and so much more!

Presented by Sláinte Theatre

Thu Jul 2 / 19:30 / £7

London Fantasia...A night of revelry, music and performance.

Fri 3 Jul / 19:00 / £6-16

Start your pride weekend right & join us for a night of celebration, closing our April league and kicking off the start of our July 7s league!

Kicking off with karaoke and performances hosted by the incredible Lori Mae, followed by a live DJ set from the amazing Miss L.A.

Sat 4 Jul / 17:00 / £7

An event to encourage and celebrate female and non-binary fronted lineups in the rock / punk / indie genres. Come for a poetic mix of punk, dream pop and grunge with an eclectic, fun and unapologetic lineup.

BOSHE

KALYANI

KAYE

JACKIE SEES RED

AND MORE TBA!

Tue 7 Jul / 19:30 / £7

The final New Lands before a well deserved summer break sees some familiar and beloved faces take to The Ivy House stage; Non-Threatening Boys + Nick50 + Callum J Cocker.

Buy a ticket before Tue 30 June and get a free pint of New Lands lager at the show.

Thu 9 Jul / 20:00 / Free Entry

Bend It Like Beckham remains a defining portrait of turn-of-the-millennium Britain, where football, friendship and cultural expectation collide. Long before conversations around representation became mainstream, it offered a nuanced vision of multicultural youth culture—one that still resonates across generations of fans, athletes and dreamers.

Sun 12 Jul / 19:30 / £12 (£8 student / low wage)

Astra Forward brings her full band for a performance of ethereal, immersive songs exploring nature, grief, mysticism and human connection.

Sharing the headline slot is London songwriter Spy From Moscow, whose soaring vocals and grunge-laced guitar create a raw yet magnetic atmosphere.

Support from Mock Deer

Presented by Folklore

Tue 21 Jul / 19:00 / £14.79

Rock & Roll Book Club returns to the Ivy House in Nunhead with a very special guest, as Miki Berenyi reveals the highs and lows of navigating the madness of the 90's music industry.

Formed in 1988, Lush were part of the London gig scene during one of the most vibrant and creative periods in UK music. Now, Miki Berenyi tells all.

Thu 23 Jul / 19:00 / £15

Organised by a group of queer folk obsessive friends and employees of the Hobgoblin Music shop in Central London, and firmly rooted in the traditional music of the British Isles, they draw widely on many other musical genres and cultures, including medieval and early music, as well as the folk musical traditions from abroad.

Presented by The Goose Is Out!

Fri 14 Aug / 19:30 / £10

Iona Zajac, Dorothy and Marsy join us for a special show, a week before they all head to the Welsh valleys to perform at Green Man Festival.

Sat 15 Aug / 19:00 / Free Entry

Join us for another feel-good South London Soul night with regular DJs Mole, Phil, Jeff and Tom, plus our guest DJ Mark ‘Binsy’ Taylor bringing his own flavour to the floor.

Expect Soul from across the spectrum, a crowd that loves to dance, and a space where everyone’s welcome.

Sun 16 Aug / 19:00 / £12

Lilo and nudista play a very special show in the round, trying out new things.

Fri 21 Aug / 19:00 / £20

Two magicians. One pub. Ben brings wonder, Justin brings voltage. Together they create chaos, laughs, and impossible magic in one wild night.

Tue 15 Sep / 19:30 / £13.20 (£8.80 unwaged)

Matching Outfits are a trio of adopted Berliners whose warped, wistful take on indie pop has been compared to “a Super 8 film from the family attic”. Their debut cassette ‘Band Made Out Of Sand’ caught the attention of cult radio station WFMU as well as New Jersey label Bar/None (Yo La Tengo, The Feelies), which signed the band and released their sophomore album ‘Ditch Me’ on July 25th 2025.

Presented by Divine Schism