Live music London

The Guardian: "Prepare to be struck by how crisp and clear the acoustics are, in spite of the vastness of the 2,000-capacity main hall..." En savoir plus .

The Guardian: "Fitted with a Funktion One sound system, neon strip lighting and a warehouse-style interior, and has a 24-hour licence, so things can carry on into the night once the live music finishes..." En savoir plus .

The Guardian: "Aiming to dispel the myth that jazz is only for people of a certain age with a penchant for saying "nice", The Vortex brings contemporary jazz to Dalston with seven evening performances a week.." En savoir plus .

The Guardian: "Cecil Sharp House looms into view like an old school hall; all wood-panelled walls, high ceilings and single-glazed windows that rattle in the wind..." En savoir plus .

The Guardian: "From its red-brick curved facade and Victorian gothic turrets to its open steel beams and pull-out tier seating, the Tabernacle is a hugely versatile venue..." En savoir plus .

The Guardian: "A delightfully baroque old hall, with ridiculously high ceilings to aid sound clarity, and a separate bar to keep the natterers out of earshot..." En savoir plus .

The Guardian: "Cafe Oto – opened in April 2008 – has quickly established itself as a venue for music that exists on the periphery of the mainstream.." En savoir plus .

The Guardian: "A curious mix of American-style lounge bar and old English pub... the downstairs area is relaxed and luxurious, the upstairs room sweaty, heaving and generally well lubricated..." En savoir plus .

The Guardian: "Famed for its breathtaking gothic interior, complete with octagonal-shaped chapel, exposed stone walls and wraparound balconies, it's also lauded for its quality of sound and pin-drop acoustics.." En savoir plus .

The Guardian: "Descending downstairs feels like entering a 1970s vision of decadence – all red and gold sequinned drapes, geometric railings and carpeted walls..." En savoir plus .