The newly-opened V&A East Museum in Hackney’s Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park has a “really encouraging level of engagement from young

April marks Parkinson’s Awareness Month, which highlights the research and support for the 166,000 people in the UK who currently

The iconic Hackney venue MOTH Club has been granted a reprieve after a nearby development proposal was refused by Hackney

An Australian musician is attempting to busk at every London underground station for homelessness charity Glass Door. Dan Tredget, 29,

The London Humanist Choir offers a space for non-religious singers to learn new songs, meet like-minded people, and to perform

An acappella group impressed audiences at Hackney’s EartH with a set billed as ‘equal parts chaos and world-class singing’ on

Pregnant women and new mums have joined forces and formed a post-partum choir to ease the stresses of becoming a

Digital DJ’s have replaced vinyl, and now artists feel they have lost the ‘soul’ of spinning.  Born out of technological

Most people do not spend a lot of time hanging out inside archives, but the new David Bowie centre at

Growing mainstream and grassroots interest in hardcore punk, AKA hardcore, has taken hold of London’s alternative music scene. Driven by

To celebrate Refugee Week, Waltham Forest activists hosted an evening of film, poetry and music to signal their support for