Tin Pan Alley - London Areas

Tin Pan Alley is in the West End of London in Denmark Street WC2. It's one of Europe's most famous music streets located just off Charing Cross Road near Covent Garden and a poluar destination for music lovers.

Music can be heard from the specialist music shops which have been there since the late 1890s. Music publishers have their businesses here and in the 1960s many legendary stars such as Jimi Hendrix and The Beatles recorded hit songs in basement recording studios. The impact Denmark Street had on the contemporary music business at this time was incredible.

Abbey Road is associated with the Beatles and the studio in Denmark Street was pivotal in the role musicians created their music. For example, the Rolling Stones recorded their first album here in a studio which closed in the 70s and is now a specialist music bookshop. A festival is held in the area in July from 11am - 9.pm.

The Comedy Song Club - 4 Denmark Street

The Comedy Song Club will get you laughing and your toes tapping. With performances from the finest musicians and the Comedy circuit's funniest acts - this is the place to be. Expect current pop parodies, original comedy songs, comedy bands, dance sketch acts, improvised singing and an audience participation jam - bring along your triangle for the final song!

Vikki Stone, the Jools Holland of Musical Comedy will MC the night from the piano and introduce circuit favourites such as Pippa Evans (Edinburgh Comedy Award Best Newcomer Nominee 2008), Isy Suttie (Dobby from Peep Show), Earl Okin, Rob Broderick, Jay Forman and sometimes top secret famous types trying out new stuff.

The Comedy Song Club
Peter Parkers, 4 Denmark Street, Soho, London, WC2H 8LP
Tube: Tottenham Court Road
Monday 1st February (and the first Monday of every month thereafter)
Doors: 7.30pm. Showtime: 8.30pm
Entry: £7/£5 - Contact: Jen Roberts - Tel: 07968 756 449

Lineup for Feb 1st includes: Pippa Evans, Rob Broderick, Jay Forman, The Segue Sisters, G3 & Olly The Octopus. MC, Vikki Stone.

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