One of reggae’s most vital and commanding voices lands in London for a rare live show.
Queen Ifrica has spent decades shaping roots reggae with music rooted in truth, culture and consciousness. Emerging in the early 2000s, she quickly became one of the genre’s most powerful torchbearers, with defining tracks including “Lioness on the Rise” and “Montego Bay”.
Her live performances carry that same weight, connecting generations through message, melody and sound.
With her new album Breath of Life arriving this August, Queen Ifrica returns to the stage with renewed energy — a rare opportunity to experience one of modern reggae’s most respected artists up close.
Enjoy a view overlooking the stage from our mezzanine restaurant.
CLICK HERE to see a detailed seat map of the restaurant. This event is strictly 18+ with ID required on arrival at the venue.
Ticketmaster UK 0844 844 0444. Box Office No 020 7485 6834 for information and restaurant bookings. Calls will cost 7 ppm plus your network access charge.
Tickets booked over the phone directly with the venue can be collected from the venue on the day of the show from 7pm onwards, please just bring your confirmation e-mail along with you.
Limited on street parking only. Strongly advise public transport.
Customers requesting Accessible Tickets can buy their tickets from Ticketmaster via www.ticketmaster.co.uk and do not have to explain their disability.Wheelchair customers do not need to contact the venue in advance;an assistant will be admitted free on arrival.If you have a non-visible disability and need to bring an assistant please call 0207 688 8899.
No video cameras, cameras or recording devices allowed. No food. No bottles or cans. No alcohol or illegal substances. Smoking is not permitted in this venue.
Strictly Over 18s only at all times. Valid ID will be required on entry.
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