100 Club
100 Oxford St
Venue location
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Address:
100 Club 100 Oxford St
W1D 1LL
- Phone:
020 7636 0933
- Website:
- Opening hours:
7.30pm
- Transport:
Tube: Oxford Circus
- Price:
£10, £7.50
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Map
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100 Club
- 100 Oxford St
W1D 1LL - 020 7636 0933
- www.the100club.co.uk
- 51.516217,-0.135308
- 100 Oxford St
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100 Club
- Categories:
Dance. Music. Classical & Opera. Jazz and experimental. Pop and rock. World. Reggae, world and Latin. Blues, roots and country. Comedy. Cabaret. Books and poetry. Clubs
- Facilities:
Eating and drinking facilities. Bar. Food served
What's on at 100 Club
Delorean
Categories, Music
- Free
Converse presents another rollicking line-up, headed by master remixers and delectable dance act Delorean. They're from Barcelona.
Dan Clark and the Difficult Three
Stand-up, Musical comedy
The wonderful Dan Clark, star of hit sitcom 'How Not to Live Your Life', launches his first comedy rock album tonight with a live gig at the legendary 100 Club, featuring song accompanied by his backing band The Difficult Three. You can listen to their...
Tom Tom Club
New wave and post-punk
- Critics' choice
Chris Frantz and Tina Weymouth's side project was arguably as influential as Talking Heads, their jittery white funk and groovy appropriation of rap into art rock via chart smash 'Wordy Rappinghood' ensuring their place in history. This year is the band's...
Limelight: Charlie Siem and Raven
Piano recitals, Violin recitals, String ensembles
- Critics' choice
Descend into the legendary Oxford Street venue and enjoy an informal night of classical music. Get a drink from the bar, sit back at a candlelit table and enjoy a set from rising violinist Charlie Siem and pianist Chris Hopkins. The evening kicks off...
Roman Holliday
Pop, New wave and post-punk
After a one-off reunion gig in 2001, light-hearted ’80s swing-poppers Roman Holliday reform again for a London date to celebrate the thirtieth anniversary of their 'Cookin' on the Roof' album. They had three songs in the UK charts in 1983, and will doubtless...
Cayucas
Indie rock
- Critics' choice
Surf’s up! Cayucas are the new California boys making sunny, breezy surfer-dude pop that recalls The Shins and The Beach Boys. Their album ‘Bigfoot’ is just over half an hour of musical sunshine.
Limelight: Amy Dickson
Wind ensembles
Descend into the legendary Oxford Street venue and enjoy an informal night of classical music. Get a drink from the bar, sit back at a candlelit table and enjoy a set from the saxophonist Amy Dickson. With a support set TBA.
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