There’s an evening of free jazz and reggae music in store around central Brixton tonight, with two old school venues offering great live bands.
First up is the Effra Hall Tavern, at 38 Kellett Road, SW2 1ED, a short walk from the tube, where the SOFF music jam will be keeping drinkers entertained till 11pm.
Starting at 10pm and going on till very late (usually 2am-3am) is the Grassroots night at Club414 at 414 Coldharbour Lane, SW9.
Onstage is the talented house band led by UB40 trumpet player Patrick Anthony, with guest musicians joining in with the reggae/jazz vibes.
More free Sunday live music nights
Down the road at The Junction (171, Coldharbour Lane, SW9, just past Loughborough Junction), there’s live music from The Nia Things, who are described as, “young hip and smooth a great way to finish up the weekend.” Run by musicians for musicians, The Junction is a new live music bar & café featuring jazz, blues and acoustic music, and closes at 11pm. Admission is always free.
A short walk out of the centre of town takes you to Hootananny (95 Effra Road, SW2) , where there’s always live music on Sundays till 9pm to midnight. Admission is usually freey.
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