Live music

The Dustbowl Sinners are a roots and Americana band from the South East of England. Expect foot-stomping hollerin' numbers alongside slower, soulful gospel-tinged songs. Double bass, banjo, dobro, mandolin, harmonica, washboard and accordion all make an appearance, on mostly self-penned tales of love, loss and liquor drawn from country, blues, ragtime and jug-band music.

Stone Hill Collective bring live hip hop to the Bread & Roses, fresh from the release of their mixtape Set In Stone.

LBK (Live Band Karaoke) is the gig the audience creates. The Peckham five-piece know almost 400 songs, from Lizzo to AC/DC. They bring the stage, the lyrics and a harmonising host, and you take the mic. Arrive early to get your name down, or come along and cheer your mates on.

Singer Merry McCloud and guitarist-songwriter Bruce Lister Welch return for their monthly residency at the Bread & Roses. Bruce, a one-time Hawkwind bandmate of Nik Turner and co-founder of the Space Falcons, brings a set of original songs with a dash of space-rock spirit, delivered alongside Merry's voice.

Loud Women is a DIY collective championing women in music. It started in 2015 as a tiny gig night with one simple aim: to get more women on more stages. Expect a fun, friendly and loud night of women-led bands.

London-based Soul Grenades, with members from Montenegro, Moscow, Sydney and beyond, are a tornado of hard-hitting funk and soul, with a super-tight rhythm section and a wall of brass. They have three albums behind them (Pullin' The Pin, Delicious Detonation and Raw Pleasure) and have played The Jazz Cafe, the 100 Club and Pizza Express…

Talitha Kelly is an emerging voice in indie pop and soul, pairing emotionally rich storytelling with an atmospheric band and velvety harmonies. Fans of Lizzy McAlpine, Taylor Swift, Phoebe Bridgers and Radiohead will find plenty to love.