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Luxembourg-born, rising star trumpeter Daniel Migliosi has quickly carved out a niche for himself in the jazz world, earning critical acclaim with his debut album, ‘Left On Scene’. Renowned for his trumpet skills, Migliosi and his quintet expertly channel the nostalgic tones of swing and modern jazz, paying homage to the musical landscape of his formative years. This collective synergy unfolds on his new album, ‘On The Edge’, which meticulously brings the essence of jazz to the forefront. While ‘Left On Scene’ serves as a testament to Migliosi’s musicianship, his latest quintet is a celebration of the enduring vitality of jazz, masterfully rendered in a way that captivates audiences and rekindles the spirit of this timeless genre. Presented by Ladbroke Hall. This is an 16+ event

Dive into Joe Strummer's punk transformation from Woody Mellor to The Clash legend. Enjoy a free beer on all Saturday tours, blending history with a bit of fun. Explore legendary sites in Ladbroke Grove on foot, including iconic pubs and recording studios. All Saturday Tours include a free beer. Wheelchair users will find all areas and surfaces accessible, alongside transportation options that cater specifically to their needs. Infants and small children are welcome to ride in a pram or stroller, though it's required for infants to sit on an adult's lap. Service animals are permitted, ensuring no one in your party has to be left behind. For those considering how to get there, public transportation options are conveniently available nearby. This experience is suitable for individuals of all physical fitness levels, ensuring everyone can enjoy it comfortably. Experience available in English Experience supplied by: FlipsideLondon Tours All ticket sales are final and cannot be refunded, exchanged, or otherwise modified. Click here to check out the T&Cs.

Sunday West Soundsystem proudly presents " OFF THE BELLO" our official warm up party for Notting Hill Carnival 2025, held at the newly relaunched ACRE, formerly SUBTERANIA, West London's most iconic venue, on Friday 22nd August from 8pm - 4am.

Drag Comedy Night Where the Laughs Are Loud & the Roasting Is Real! Get ready for a night of outrageous comedy, jaw-dropping talent, and just the right amount of sass! But be warnedwhere you sit might just determine your fate! Kicking off the night, the sensational Chamonix will have you in stitches with razor-sharp vocal parodies, audience participation, and a fabulous ability to get to know everyone (yes, even you hiding in the back!) but dont worry she will be nice to all. After a cheeky intermission to top up those drinks , the legendary Wilma Fingagdoo takes the stage, serving powerhouse performances, quick wit, and a healthy dose of Mickey taking (all in good fun, of course!). If you can handle the heat, youre in for an epic ride! So grab your tickets, warm up those vocal cords (for laughter and potential singalongs), and prepare for an unforgettable night of drag, comedy, and absolute mayhem! Are you ready?

Dive into famous film and feel like a star. Wander through Notting Hill's colourful Victorian terrace houses. Experience the vibrant Portobello Road Market, a haven for treasure seekers. Professional guide Portobello Road Travel Bookshop Notting Hill. Nearby public transportation options are easily accessible. Infants and small children are welcome to ride in a pram or stroller. A moderate level of physical fitness is recommended for travelers. Experience supplied by Best Tours London

Cam. The simple, three-letter name is bold. And that rings true to the art, and the heart, of one of country’s shining new acts. That boldness is evident in nearly every step she takes. Cam makes it a habit to wear eye-catching yellow every time she goes out in public. The strings and acoustic guitar in her breakout #1 Platinum-certified smash, the Grammy and ACM Awards nominated Burning House, are stirringly fragile, a brave counterpoint to the party atmosphere of modern country. And she sings with a dynamic clarity that’s both distinctive and friendly. Cam backs up that boldness with a firm delivery, embedding her material with a ringing conviction throughout the 11 songs on her Arista Nashville/RCA Records full-length debut, Untamed. Released December 11, 2015, her new album burst onto Billboard’s Top Country Albums chart at #2 and earned 2015’s best first-week album sales by a debut country artist. Whether she’s singing about fresh love, broken hearts or difficult personal crossroads, she’s clearly living the experience for the three or four minutes she’s in it. Actually, she’s re-living the experience, because the emotions in every one of her songs come unapologetically from her singular interaction with the world. “There’s a lot of work involved in being an artist, and I’m so happy to do it,” she says. “But if I’m going to invest my time in the work part of it, the music just has to be me.” Adventure and uniqueness were practically built in to Cam from the outset. Camaron Marvel Ochs was born in the waterfront Southern California town of Huntington Beach, she spent big chunks of her youth at her grandparents’ horse ranch in Oceanside, where the tractor was red and the barn was blue. Her grandfather was both a cowboy and an entrepreneur – he started his own business, building wooden office desks – and her parents were similarly non-conformist. Her father grew up in a military family and had the guts to move out on his own at age 17, a time when most kids are looking to Dad for a few extra bucks to put gas in the car and see a movie. Her mother had an executive position in construction management at a time when those jobs were reserved almost exclusively for men. In turn, their independent, self-reliant streak was instilled in Cam, particularly after the family relocated to northern California. While living in Los Angeles, Cam met a kindred spirit in up-and-coming songwriter/producer Tyler Johnson (Taylor Swift, P!nk). A songwriting partnership was begun, with promising early results – they co-wrote a song on Miley Cyrus’ album Bangerz, and Cam also landed a song on a project by indie country act Maggie Rose. Cam and Johnson meticulously wrote and rewrote the material for weeks and months at a time under the watchful eye of GRAMMY®-winning producer and songwriter Jeff Bhasker (Fun., Mark Ronson), who helped bring her to the industry’s attention in New York, even while she made organic inroads in Music City. In a bit of a fluke, Cam’s music was discovered online by Nashville radio programmer Michael Bryan, who started playing one of her songs, Down This Road, on WSIX even though she was unsigned. While the attention was a boon, wheels were already in motion behind the scenes with label meetings in Nashville when Bhasker got Cam a meeting in New York with RCA Records Chairman & CEO Peter Edge and President & COO Tom Corson. Blown away by her incredible voice and irresistible personality and charm, Edge immediately called Sony Music’s CEO, Doug Morris, who likewise fell for her undeniable talent when she auditioned for him. In a rare situation, she’s now signed to both the country (Arista Nashville) and pop (RCA Records) labels – she sees herself as a country act, but if her music breaks out of the genre or finds an audience overseas, the pop division is waiting in the wings.