Boisdale of Canary Wharf is a two-floor venue overlooking Cabot Square which comprises a restaurant, four private dining rooms, Oyster Bar & Grill and Cigar Terrace, the world’s greatest Whisky Bar, and the best live music in the capital.

In a building that dates back to 1976, The Borderline continues to showcase old favourites and cutting edge new artists.

Camden Assembly, formerly The Barfly, is a Camden institution and features live music, club nights and much more.

A leading live music and clubbing venue, Electric Brixton pushes the boundaries of what is musically possible.

Opened in 1993, The Garage is an iconic venue that established itself as the capital’s finest spot for indie and rock.

The much-loved venue has been going strong for over 25 years and has seen the likes of Adele, Amy Winehouse, Bobby Womack and more grace its stage.

Opened as the Camden Palace in 1982, KOKO has become an unparalleled concert venue in Camden Town.

Located in the centre of The O2 entertainment complex, the indoor arena hosts everything from the National Television Awards to major music, sport and theatrical entertainment.

A former art deco cinema, O2 Forum Kentish Town is the host of some major live bands and club nights!

Drawing on a Nordic aesthetic, Oslo is a great combination of bar, kitchen, club and live music venue.

Based near The British Library, The Shaw Theatre will play host to a variety of different shows throughout the year.

Academy Award nominee Jake Gyllenhaal and Tony Award winner Annaleigh Ashford star in Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine’s Pulitzer Prize-winning masterpiece.

The second largest stadium in Europe, Wembley Stadium is home of the English national football team as well as the site of major concerts, sporting events and much more!

Established in 2010 XOYO has been at the forefront of clubland and live music since opening. It regularly features in DJ magazine's top 100 clubs in the world

With a history that stretches back almost 150 years, a glorious art deco facade, stunning steelwork and a mirror ball in the main auditorium, the O2 ABC is not only an important cultural site in Glasgow, but also one of the city's most respected venues known for its huge contribution to the live music scene.

Opened in 2003 in a historic building and site, the O2 Academy Glasgow hosts a varied programme of events ranging from music and club nights to comedy and much more.

With its unique architectural design and seating capacity of 3,000, the SEC Armadillo is a Glasgow landmark found along the waterfront that delights concert goers.

With a seated capacity of 12,000, The SSE Hydro hosts national and international music stars as well as major global entertainment and sporting events.

The SWG3 complex plays host to a multitude of different types of events, and features a live music programme made up of large outdoor shows and club nights.

A lively independent music venue in a beautiful old building full of character, The Brook offers an intimate concert space showcasing bands, tribute acts and comedy nights.

Dating back to around 1642, The Half Moon is a sister venue to The Horn in St Albans that's been recently refurbished and hosts some of the best new original music, touring artists and tribute bands around.

The Horn has an incredible live music history including that the legendary John Peel was a frequent customer, Kym Wilde once worked behind the bar and Paul Young used to play every Monday with his band Street Band.

Opened in 2001, O2 Academy Bristol hosts the biggest international artists to the brightest new acts and is a clubbing institution.

In 2003, the Southampton Guildhall was rebranded to O2 Guildhall Southampton and host a variety of different live entertainment to suit all!

Constructed in 1890 and originally used by the local council, Portsmouth Guildhall is now the host to some of the biggest shows in live entertainment.

SWX has a long-standing live music heritage of the venue and today is known for big-name DJs, indie artists and incredible clubbing events.

Thekla is a cargo ship moored in the Mud Dock area of Bristol's Floating Harbour which houses a live music venue of the same name.

One of Southsea's oldest landmarks, The Wedgewood Rooms hosts all sorts of music and comedy events showcasing some of the world's biggest international touring artists.