Once In A Lifetime Night takes over East London?s iconic Troxy on 23rd January 2027. Join some of London?s finest musicians for a night of David Byrne / Talking Heads / adjacent covers and a proper Burns Night celebratio
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DateSaturday, 23 January 2027
Doors18:00
EntryTBA
AgesAll ages
Where
TroxyShadwell London E10HX
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Troxy hosts grass-roots gigs in London. Capacity, age policy and door fee vary per night — check the details panel above. Find Troxy online
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Troxy (London) are playing Troxy in London on Saturday, 23 January 2027. Doors open at 18:00. Expect Rock / Pop. This listing is part of the London grass-roots gig directory — browse more upcoming London gigs there.
Once In A Lifetime Night takes over East London?s iconic Troxy on 23rd January 2027. Join some of London?s finest musicians for a night of David Byrne / Talking Heads / adjacent covers and a proper Burns Night celebration honouring Scotland?s national bard and one of its most inventive musical exports. Hosted by North London drag royalty Ash Kenazi, and soundtracked by rotating house bands featuring members of: 1000 Rabbits, Butch Kassidy, Ebbb, English Teacher, Goat Girl, Hank, Happyness, Human Interest, Imogen And The Knife, Jonique, Marsy, Man/Woman/Chainsaw, Max Winter, Moreish Idols, Pearl2, Platonica Erotica, Skiving, The Golden Dregs, The Horrors, The Ninth Wave, The Orchestra (For Now), The Pogues, The Wheel 2!, Thredd, Tooth, Truthpaste, Ziplock, and more very special guests + surprises to be revealed.
Troxy (London) headlines this London gig on Saturday, 23 January 2027. Listening before the night helps you decide if the bill matches your taste — expect Rock / Pop across the set.
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