Tucked between a salt of the earth Irish pub and its big sister venue, The Dome, the Boston Music Room once stood as one of London’s best-kept secrets. Through the 80s and early 90s, the BMR was a hotspot for the world’s most exciting punk bands, with legendary acts such as Fugazi and Sham 69 doing their level best to tear the building apart. Then in the mid-90s, it became a home for up and coming indie acts, with the likes of The White Stripes, Blur and Alabama Shakes gracing its stage.

These days, however, the secret is out.

In the last few years, the venue’s heritage has been compounded and built upon, with raucous shows from Turnstile, Heck, and Creeper, as well as the annual Wonkfest bringing the punks out, while also becoming the London venue where up and coming acts of all genres cut their teeth (rather successfully, too, looking at the post-BMR success of Twenty One Pilots, The Hunna, and Black Foxxes).

With huge investment in equipment and a dedication to keeping the venue full of the world’s most exciting bands, Boston Music Room is now a venue equipped to handle an audience of up to 250 as well as all genres, without losing any of the edge that earned it its now-iconic status.

So, take a look at our events calendar and see what we’ve got coming up. There’s every chance your next favourite band will be passing through at some point. Make sure you don’t miss when they do!