Gabriel’s Wharf – Free Summer Music Season

From a big brass band, to jazz, to heartfelt pop – there’s something for everyone during Gabriel’s Wharf Free Summer Music Season. This summer we invite a selection of brilliant musicians to perform at Gabriel’s Wharf during August. Gabriel’s Wharf is an arty enclave, where visitors can shop, eat and drink. For four Saturday afternoons between 10-31 Aug we present a programme of talented, uplifting, unsigned acts – some of which are local to South London.

Gabriel’s Wharf Music Programme

Saturday 10 August – 1-3pm | Mary-Grace Dineen

A brilliant singer from South East London, Mary-Grace plays uplifting tunes with her guitar straight from the heart.

Saturday 17 August – 1-3pm | Social Season

An amazing acoustic duo that perform heartfelt covers of pop anthems, folk tunes and jazz standards.

Saturday 24 August – 1-3pm | Big Smoke Brass

An exciting, young brass ensemble perform a range of genres, including high energy covers of pop songs.

Saturday 31 August – 1-3pm | Sound Express Band

Expect everything from jazz, pop, R&B, and Italian/Spanish numbers in their energetic and engaging style.

Home to an eclectic mix of independent shops, cafes, bars and restaurants. Why not discover a true hidden gem at the heart of the South Bank this summer? Whether it’s vegan pies, plants, art prints, eccentric wooden sculptures or beautiful handcrafted clothes – there’s a great range of shops to explore. The design shops at Gabriel’s Wharf are run by small businesses who create and manufacture their own products. Escape the bustle of Central London and head to Gabriel’s Wharf to find truly unique gifts, while also getting to see some amazing musicians play live

Saturday 10, 17, 24, 31 Aug 2019 / 1-3pm­ / Admission: Free­­

Address: Gabriel’s Wharf, 56 Upper Ground, South Bank, London, SE1 9PP

Nearest train/tube: Waterloo, Southwark, Blackfriars

Shops, restaurants, cafes and bars open daily till late

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