Born in 2003 on the back street of Mayfair when H&M clothes seemed like a really good idea and The Libertines was the safety button when a dance floor needed filling, White Heat has spent the last 9 years breaking new bands, sinking copious amounts of tequila and giving students and musos the chance to get totally steaming on a Tuesday night.
A right of passage for anyone who likes music in London, their celebrating their 9th Birthday at Madame JoJos tonight with a live set from Lemonade and some very special guest DJs playing songs from the Faint, White Stripes, Liars and the Postal Service. Not to be missed!
Every Sunday D-LO takes over Madame JoJo to bring together an exciting line-up of internationally acclaimed DJs for a night of deep, soulful house, funk, latin-flavoured pop and old skool disco.
Remember the Four Seasons? Their most famous member was Franki Valli and their hits included 'Sherry', 'Big Girls Don't Cry', 'I Can't Give You Anything But Love' and 'Bye Bye Baby'. Lovely songs you may...
Every Friday lunchtime, Jack Honeybourne and David Burtakle over the Spice of Life to present a wide range of London's top bands and leading musicians from the UK and abroad.Featuring the best in Traditional...
The great forgotten man of American art, before his tragic death at the age of just 42, George Bellows was considered the greatest US artist of the earliest 20th century, known for his highly realistic...
The first major retrospective of influential photographer and fashion pioneer Man Ray, an artist known to most people as the guy who came up with that shot of a woman with a violin back.Featuring over ...
Bringing together pieces from Pennsylvanian artist George Catlins five visits to the western states back in the 1830s, the lost world of the Native American tribes is laid bare in this revealing exhibition...
The National Gallery showcases 16th century Italian master Federico Barocci’s most spectacular altarpieces, including his famous 'Entombment' from Senigallia and 'Last Supper' from Urbino Cathedral, ...
Proving that the Ice Age wasn't all about growing beards and spearing mammoths, The British Museum's Ice Age Art shows us that people we're just as creative 40,000 years ago as they were 40 years ago.U...
Although it undoubtedly sucked at the time, the eruption of Vesuvius 1,700 years ago persevered two bustling Roman cities in an almost perfect seal of ash and volcanic debris.Life and Death brings ...
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Madame Jojo's
8-10 Brewer Street
Soho W1F 0SP,
London