Limehouse Area Guide

Voices Of Solidarity II is a bold, high-impact, politically fearless comedy, music and culture night marking 78 years since the Nakba of 1948. Hosted at Troxy in London, the evening brings together stand-up, music and performance in a tightly produced, Palestinian-led programme where satire and culture take centre stage. Presented by Health Workers for Palestine, the Palestine Solidarity Campaign and Marsm, the event will feature a powerful lineup of artists - to be announced very soon. We are bringing together an extraordinary lineup of artists, performers, and voices for a powerful night of culture, resistance, and solidarity. Featuring: Jen Brister, Joe Haddad, Sami Abu Wardeh, Fatiha El-Ghorri, Touch, Daboor, Fawzi, Smokaholic, Amer Hlehel, Andrew Burt, Khalid Abdalla, Massar Egbari, Juliet Stevenson, Alexi Murdoch, Moez Masoud, Rafeef Ziadah, Denise Gough, Hamdan, Maxine Peake - with a special pre-recorded contribution from Brian Eno. All net proceeds will support the HW4P Solidarity Fund, providing direct assistance to frontline Palestinian health workers in Gaza through partners including the Palestinian Medical Relief Society and the Ghassan Abu-Sittah Children’s Fund. Circle Booth VIP Tickets include exclusive access to the VIP Bar and afterparty. Booking fees include a £2.25 venue restoration levy per ticket. Accessible Bookings: Tickets for Troxy’s step-free seated accessible area are available directly from this listing as Accessible Area tickets. If you’ve purchased Accessible Area tickets for this event and haven’t done so for a previous event at Troxy, please email [email protected] with a copy of your proof of eligibility. We accept PIP letters, Access Cards, Blue Badge, Doctor's notes, etc. Please ensure that this is sent to us within 7 days of your purchase, as failure to do so could result in your ticket being cancelled and refunded. Please direct all other accessibility enquiries to [email protected]. For more information about Accessible bookings and example proof of eligibility, visit https://troxy.co.uk/accessibility/. Presented by Health Workers 4 Palestine, Palestine Solidarity Campaign and Marsm. This is a 14+ event.

A Friday night of redefined brass music and pulsating beats at Jamboree with the ace 7-piece A Day On Venus, with support from ace Highlife and Reggae performer Planetman! Featuring the powerhouse vocals of Tiffany Parker, headliners A Day On Venus are a dynamic 7-piece merging original brass grooves that redefine brass music, infusing it with neo-soul harmonies and pulsating club beats, all the while drawing inspiration from genres like UK Garage and disco. Featuring members from established London bands including Soul Grenades, Full Tilt Collective, and New Car Smell, their high-energy shows have drawn crowds at 93 Feet East, the National Theatre, Mr Wolfs Bristol, The Jago London, Sofar Sounds and more. Support on the night comes from Planetman, blending highlife guitars and reggae with earnest folk and brightly soulful vocals. A founding member of iconic London venue Passing Clouds, his monthly Little Blue Ball parties spanned over a decade, legendary for their eclectic mix of music, people and sky-high vibes. Jamboree food option: Our Zer kitchen is open from 5pm serving delicious Middle Eastern fusion food for you to enjoy a pre-gig meal/snack if you wish!

Has your favourite dress got a hole? Been putting off sewing a button? Want to add a patch you’ve been keeping for 3 years? Come join our mending club, where you can learn how to fix and see your clothes in a new way! At Unravelled School, we believe in learning as much as we teach, creating a space for people to come together, share knowledge, and explore new ideas. Our goal is to build a regular, welcoming community of textile enthusiasts, where we can learn from each other’s experiences, collaborate on projects, and celebrate the endless possibilities of working with fabric. Mending Club takes place every last Sunday of the month. Presented by Unravelled School This is an 18+ event

Indie-folk rock singer-songwriter.

Experimental metal band from Seattle.

A Friday night with Tiger Moth at Jamboree, playing a wild mix of world Gypsy folk punk, ranging from Balkan, Middle Eastern and Hispanic to Swing, often at dizzying speed - a bass and horn-driven blast of brilliant madness! The band take a range of music from across the world and set it to lyrics that teach you about a heroic Soviet submarine commander, the biomechanics of a hummingbird and a detailed explanation as to why we get red skies. In support is Spanner Jazz Punks and Spanner Big Band leader Dan Spanner, tonight playing with his trio. Expect psychedelic modal improvisations over rocky dance grooves, and unique punk trance with heavily affected sax and out there poetry. Jamboree food option: Our Zer kitchen is open from 5pm serving delicious Middle Eastern fusion food for you to enjoy a pre-gig meal/snack if you wish!