upcoming wib events…
Join us to celebrate the joy of singles! We’ll be spinning our favourite seven inches all night long – come and enjoy an eclectic mix of music – and bring your own favourites to play!
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Sunday 15th February. 5.30pm
Live Music - Tim Holehouse, Puppet Midnight & Soborgnost
Bass show
Wednesday 18th February. 7.30pm
Live Music - The Funz & Lucid Fuzzy
The Funz is a musical collective consisting primarily of Alexander Borland (a Scottish whelk hunter), Daniel Potter (a Thamesian lock-keeper), and Soren Brothers (a Canadian limnologist). Named after a puffball spore cloud affecting certain Devonshire villages, the Funz formed most notably in the Isle of Iona, Scotland, where Borland and Potter began recording and releasing albums in the 1990s, and where they met Brothers. Although the three have never lived in the same place, the Funz have released roughly 70 albums, and toured prolifically around the world, including far-flung places such as Japan, Morocco, Germany, Bosnia, Portugal, Romania, Ontario, and Utah. Most recently, Borland and Potter have released music as a contributing part of the "Folklore Tapes" series in the UK.
Based in — or rather, drifting between — London and Hong Kong, Lucid Fuzzy is trapped in a state of flux. Like a poet in exile, she spins sleepless melancholic nights into homesick tunes in her bedroom. Floating across time and space, her sounds are a blend of delicate forlorn vocals mixed with guitar-laden, hazy dream pop, her visuality interweaves nostalgic Hong Kong cinema and modern-day urban flâneur scenery.
Upon first listening, one can easily call to mind indie bedroom pop favourites with the likes of Raveena, Dream, Ivory, CASTLEBEAT, beabadoobee, and Taiwan’s Hello Nico — that is, tinted with a fuzzy shoegaze quality, some English-mixed-Cantonese, Italian lyrics, and a diasporic traction.
What do I call home? And how far am I from it? Only through faintness and sonic resonances can the lost soul of Lucid Fuzzy seek its solace.
https://www.instagram.com/lucid_fuzzy/Sunday 1st March. 2pm
Homebrew Club
Join us for waterintobeer’s homebrew club. If you brew or are interested in starting brewing, come along with a beer for the group to share and give pointers. Don’t worry if you haven’t got anything ready or haven’t even started brewing yet; you’re more than welcome. The challenge for March is malty
You can join the event here
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Wednesday 4th March. 8pm
Live Music - Steph Fraser
Singer-Songwriter from the studios up the road
FREE ENTRY
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Thursday 5th March. 7.30pm
Jazz in Brockley #16 - Harry DiplockTrio
Contemporary acoustic trio inspired by the sound of the Selmer Guitar
Guitarist Harry Diplock brings together some of the UKs most exciting musicians to capture a modern take on the world of acoustic jazz. Rooted in the acoustic qualities of the Selmer guitar and heavily inspired by the French, Brazilian and American Jazz scenes, the trio has unique sound that is distinctly original.
Harry Diplock-guitar
Sol Grimshaw-guitar
Issac Burland-bass
Waged (£13.20) and low waged/ unwaged (£6.60) tickets available. Booking Fees are included in price.
7.30pm-10pm
Entry is £12 on the door if any spaces left. Limited to thirty tickets.
You can buy tickets here
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Wednesday 11th March. 7.30pm
Live Music - Jude Norton-Smith & Ali Sha Sha
To mark the beginning of Spring, two luminaries of Glasgow's burgeoning alt-folk scene are touring the UK in March 2026.
Ali Sha Sha and Jude Norton-Smith tell a similar story in different ways. Drawing from the well of classic folk storytelling and traditional song their unique contemporary styles stretch this heritage through a distinctly modern lens, calling attention to themes of ecology, love, community, and the existential.
Having spent years playing together in various Glaswegian nests and setts, this co-headline tour sees them bring their music to new audiences, finding familiarity with new friends across Scotland, England, and Wales.
https://judenorton-smith.bandcamp.com/album/wild-grass
https://alishasha.bandcamp.com/album/dance
Waged (£10.30) and limited low waged/ unwaged (£5.15) tickets available. Bank Card Fees are included in price.
You can buy tickets here.
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Thursday 19th March. 7.30pm
Jazz in Brockley #17 (Telegraph Hill Festival Special)- London Django Collective
The London Django Collective was born out of the desire to create a local and innovative forum for musicians influenced by the musical legacy of Django Reinhardt. The Collective remains in the spirit of Django, whilst pushing the genre of Gypsy jazz forward into the vibrant London jazz scene.
This performance features UK jazz violinist Matt Holborn with leading Django style guitarists Harry Diplock and Sol Grimshaw
Playing a mixture of originals, Django compositions and music of the era of the Hot Club de France
Waged (£12.50) and low waged/ unwaged (£6.25) tickets available. Bank Card Fees are included in price.
7.30pm-10pm
Entry is £12 on the door if any spaces left. Limited to thirty tickets.
You can buy tickets here.
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Saturday 21st March. 11.30pm
Pinhole Photography Workshop & Exhiibition
Free community pinhole photography workshop with and exhibition of photography.
Make a (pinhole) camera out of a drink can, take a picture and process it in traditional darkroom. Learn how camera works and photography basics. All materials provided.
Children must be accompanied by adults (parent/carer).
Limited spaces!! Free (booking essential – arek@arekgolosz.com).
Exhibition runs from 14-29/03/26 during opening hours
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Saturday 21st March. 7.30pm
Live Music (Telegraph Hill Festival special)- Acoustic Anarchy
On 21st March we welcome back Cosmo, legendary folk-punk troubadour based in Cardiff, self-described as ""folk'n'punk'n'rant'n'roll"". Expect humour, satire and the odd bit of politics.
Cosmo is joined by Billie Dragg, who is a singer-banjoist from South Wales playing folk-punk with a country flavour.
Making up the bill is regular host Martin Howard, who writes songs about Dinosaurs, Birds, Billionaires and lots of other things.
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Saturday 28th March. 7.30pm
Live Music (Telegraph Hill Festival special)- Cafe Bleu
Trance-blues duo Cafe Bleu features local blues veteran Mick Kemp on vocals, guitar, harmonica and sundry rhythm items, plus Rob Prince on guitar.
Expect a broad range of material from the Stones to Leadbelly, Albert King, Son House, traditional field hollers, with one or two surprise numbers thrown in.
Donations Requested.