An electric music jam night is being held at The Surbiton Flyer, alongside Surbiton station’s forecourt. The fronting artists change each week; all musicians and music lovers welcome.  

For rock, pop, blues and country, the Surrey-based guitarist and vocalist Average Joe is a seasoned performer, playing popular songs from across the decades, some using live loops to add

Whole Lotta Comedy presents an evening of stand-up at Alcheme. Three comedians take to the stage. Bar opens at 7pm, with the first act up at 8pm.

Catch Sanderson Scully, a country, acoustic pop and rock male/female duo, at the Surbiton Flyer, right alongside Surbiton station. The Flyer has live music every Saturday from 9pm. You can

Michael Richardson and Alex Hall, a pair of excellent musicians and jazz lovers, will be sharing the stage with all-comers for a jazz jam at The Elm Tree pub in

A terrific night in store as Gerry Colvin (guitar and vocals), is joined by Trish Power (accordion and vocals), Lyndon Webb (guitar, mandolin, 12 string and vocals) and Jerome Davies

The Surrey Soul Sensation disco plays soul, funk, Motown and northern soul at Alcheme. From Motown harmonies to disco beats and rare 80s soul gems, the DJs deliver a soundtrack

The new Thames Concerts season begins this evening with the return of the Halcyon String Quartet. It has been a popular series of chamber music performance in the borough since

Tonight, Fossey Tango – a funk, soul, reggae and Latin duo – play the Surbiton Flyer, alongside Surbiton station. John Fossey is pictured. The Flyer has live music every Saturday

The Leggomen, an indie pop and rock covers band, play the Surbiton Flyer tonight. The Flyer, alongside Surbiton station, has live music every Saturday from 9pm. You can book a table by ringing 020 8399 8119.

Connolly Hayes – 2025 UK Blues award nominees – fuse blues, rock and soul. The band is made up of five long-time friends: Jess Hayes, Frankie Connolly, Beau Barnard, Joe

Comedy icon Bobby Davro launches ‘The Surb’, a new stand-up comedy club at Surbiton Town sports club. A household name from TV shows including Live From Her Majesty’s, Copy Cats and Celebrity Big

Comedian Ria Lina heads a stand-up bill of comedy organised by Whole Lotta Comedy at the cornerHOUSE community arts centre in Douglas Road. She’s made appearances on Mock the Week,

Following her recent death, and the worldwide outpouring of affection for the country legend, there’s a Dolly Parton tribute night at Surbiton’s Royal British Legion in Hollyfield Road. Both Dolly

Joe and Al, an acoustic covers band who use live looping, play the Surbiton Flyer tonight. The Flyer, alongside Surbiton station, has live music every Saturday from 9pm. You can

Talented duo Rob Augustus and Elizabeth Blake have devised a play called The Soot Bunker, an ‘anti-musical’ whose main character is on a quest to heal human sorrow via art.

There’s a curry night at the Surbiton Royal British Legion in Hollyfield Road, with All Sounds providing the musical entertainment. Legion membership details at: www.surbitonrbl.club

The Forty Fives blend country, rock and pop from across the decades, and tonight they’re the live act at the Surbiton Flyer, next to the station. The band have been

There’s a double bill of music at The Lamb, with veteran pianist Tim Penn on stage at 4.30pm, and TwoManTing playing from 7.30pm. Tim is one of the most popular

Join in a jazz jam in Surbiton’s high street. Michael Richardson and Alex Hall, a pair of excellent musicians and jazz lovers, will be sharing the stage with all-comers for

Best known as part of Danny Horn & the Shared Myths, Megan Leigh Mason and Richard Moore take to the stage of The Lamb pub in Brighton Road. The musical

Bloody Mary & the Hangovers play rock, indie and mashups; a female-led fourpiece covers band whose speciality is medley mashups. Tonight they’re on stage at the Surbiton Flyer, next to

Kaspar has been obsessed by blues and vintage music since childhood, making his way to BB King’s blues club in New Orleans when he was 18. He usually performs as

Songs for Summer is a concert at Christ Church in Christ Church Road, Surbiton, featuring the Berrylands Belles choir. It supports 15-year-old Summer Stokes in her third battle with leukemia,