Free concerts in London
Every upcoming free concert in London: free admission, usually no booking required. Tonight, this week and this weekend — checked every night.
London has at least 296 upcoming free concerts, including 224 in the next 30 days, at least one every night and 48 this weekend (Friday 16 → Sunday 18 October). Free admission or registration only: the list is rebuilt and checked every night by TicketMundi.
Tonight
- Free
Electronic
club night - It's All Popped Up [free entry]
The Elephants Head
Free Info - Free
Jazz
Thursday Jazz Club
Netil360
Free Info - Free
Rap
Best Is West
Next Door Records
Free Info - Free
Classical
Camille Camille
The Lower Third
Free Info - Free
Other
Dexter Fawcett
The Prince Albert
Free Info - Free
Electronic
Harry Hayes
Next Door Records Two
Free Info
This weekend
48 free concerts are scheduled in London this weekend (Friday 16 → Sunday 18 October).
- Free
Electronic
Stuart D. Alexander at The Adam & Eve
The Adam & Eve
- Free
Electronic
Vinyl Lounge Session
Farr's Dalston
Free Info - Free
Electronic
B Edition
Boxpark Shoreditch
Free Info - Free
Other
A Heavenly Night in the Blue Basement
The Blue Basement
Free Info - Free
Electronic
COVEN Presents: FERAL FRIDAYS
Coven Headquarters
Free Info - Free
Other
FRACAS: The Boxmen + Mabel Clarke (Solo) + Jummy
The Social (London)
Free Info
Frequently asked questions
Are there any free concerts in London this weekend?
Yes: 48 free concerts are scheduled this weekend in London (Friday 16 → Sunday 18 October), including Stuart D. Alexander at The Adam & Eve (The Adam & Eve), club night - It's All Popped Up [free entry] (The Elephants Head) and Vinyl Lounge Session (Farr's Dalston). The weekend line-up is listed on this page, and the list is rebuilt every night.
Where can I see a free concert in London?
296 free concerts are currently announced in London, including Stuart D. Alexander at The Adam & Eve (The Adam & Eve), Melanie Xulu at The Adam & Eve (The Adam & Eve) and Halloween at The Adam & Eve (The Adam & Eve). Free concerts can be found year-round in churches, music schools, libraries, some clubs and at open-air festivals.
Do I need to book for a free concert?
Entry is usually free, within the limit of available capacity — arrive early for popular line-ups. Some free concerts do require booking: this is noted on the concert page and on the venue’s website.
How do I book tickets?
Each concert page links to the official box office of the venue or promoter (link checked regularly). Free concerts are marked with a “Free” badge — some still require booking or have limited capacity: details are on the concert page.