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Atomic Rooster is on Wednesday 21 October 2026 at 100 Club, London, with doors at 19:30. Tickets start at £22, including the booking fee.
Since reforming in 2016, with the blessing of band founder Vincent Crane's widow, ATOMIC ROOSTER , with their early 70's heyday guitar player STEVE 'BOLTZ' BOLTON at the helm the band have gone from strength to strength playing scores of festivals in the UK and Europe and frequently touring to a steadily growing fanbase.
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SMALL FAKERS
100 Club · London
THE tribute to the sensational Small Faces “Absolutely spot on!” – Kenney Jones (Small Faces) + support from The Hornets + DJ Dave Edwards
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SHANE ALEXANDER
West Hampstead Arts Club · London
Press quotes about Forever Songs - Shane Alexander's 8th album: 'California Indie Folk at its finest. Forever Songs is a masterful collection that seamlessly blends California-tinged indie folk with timeless, lyric-driven acoustic rock.’ – Glide Magazine 'The songs feel like they’re written for the ages, and have that pull of permanence. There aren’t that many contemporary artists who get to where Shane Alexander does on FOREVER SONGS. This is it.' – Bill Bentley / Bentley's Bandstand 'An album of polished reckoning, and energy of unmatched dedication; truly captivating. 9/10.' – Ian D. Hall / Liverpool Sound and Vision ‘Alexander proves once again that he is a versatile songwriter, with one foot in folk rock and the other in classic pop.’ – Ruud Heijet / Heaven Magazine ‘Forever Songs, Shane Alexander’s eighth studio album stands as a testament to his artistry…offering a sound that is both nostalgic and refreshingly current.’ – Keys and Chords “A touch of psychedelia, harmonies that sound like the Laurel Canyon' – Melissa Clark Americana Highways 'This music is making me feel good. Lines I’m going to hold onto. Beautiful’ – Michael Doherty ‘...
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Jools Holland
Boisdale of Canary Wharf · London
Jools Holland learned boogie woogie from his uncle at eight years old in Blackheath. By his mid-teens he was playing paid gigs in South London pubs. At sixteen he co-founded Squeeze. He left just before "Cool for Cats" and "Up the Junction" made them household names, co-presented The Tube with Paula Yates, came back to Squeeze, left again and in 1992 launched Later with Jools Holland on BBC Two, which is still running and is still the programme every musician in the world wants to play. He has an OBE, an autobiography called Barefaced Lies and Boogie-Woogie Boasts and has placed himself, as he once put it, at the centre of a global community comprising just about anyone who is anyone in music. He is also Boisdale's Patron of Music, and this is the first time he has brought this show here. The Masterclass is not a concert. It is an evening with Jools at the piano, illustrated live with music, in which he reflects on the career, the stories, the friendships and the performances that have put him at the heart of music history for fifty years. He is joined by his full band including Ruby Turner, Dave Swift, Ed Richardson, Louise Marshall and Sumudu Jayatilaka, the people who have been...
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Will Pope
Green Note · London
Will Pope’s music blends heartfelt storytelling with modern, atmospheric production. Drawing from indie, alternative, and acoustic influences, his sound is both intimate and expansive, pairing emotive vocals with thoughtful lyrics about love, change, and self-reflection. Pope has played shows all over the country and in notable local venues like St Pancras Old Church and Union Chapel, and sold out Green Note Basement last year. This tour marks the release of his second album 'True to Form' recorded and produced at The Crypt Studio in London.
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