What’s on in Kingston: Old-school disco, reggae-punk and speakeasy comedy
Welcome to your weekly update of what's on in and around Kingston.
Every Thursday we round up all the eye-catching events occurring in your area over the weekend.
Read on for Kingston's not-to-be missed outings this week, and remember: you can add your local event for free using the Nub It button in our What's On section!
Ram Jam Records' Crack Comedy– Friday 5 April
Get a chance to see some of the best comedians on the London circuit at Ram Jam Records' weekly comedy night.
Crack Comedy squeezes big talent into a small venue for a comedy show with a speakeasy vibe.
Food and drink is available from the Grey Horse and Smok'd throughout the night.
Crack Comedy runs from 8:30pm to 11:30pm at Ram Jam Records behind the Grey Horse, Kingston.
Stuck in the 70s night – Saturday 6 April
Are you stuck in the 70's? Feel good in flares; walk tall on platform boots; glamorous in glitter?
Join DJ's "Disco Sue" and "Markus" playing the best/worst mix of glam, punk, disco, ska and cheesy pop on old school vinyl records to a friendly (if slightly worn out) bunch of party people who are reliving their youth/discovering what they missed.
70s dress positively encouraged!
Doors at 7:30pm. Tickets are £5 on the door, cash only.
Stop The Presses gig – Saturday 6 April
Join Stop the Presses on their 2024 UK and European tour this Saturday at The Fighting Cocks.
Stop the Presses delivers an incredible mix of traditional ska & reggae with pop hooks – new wave style and punk rock attitude with a splash of British 2-Tone.
They will be joined by six-piece ska punk band Filthy Militia as well as Baldhead & The Dreads, combining heavy punk riffs, gritty dub bass, and tongue-in-cheek lyrics about the state of the world.
Doors open at The Fighting Cocks at 7:30pm. Tickets are £8 adv. or £10 on the door.
For more local events, please check our What's On section here.
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