Open mic at The Oak
Every other Thursday and Every other Sunday at The Oak. Free to watch and free to play. Turn up, put your name down and play a couple of songs.
Traditional pub meals served in laid-back surrounds with outdoor seating, quiz nights & live music.According to Google
4.5Google rating for the venue, from 718 reviews
Nights at The Oak
Every other Thursday
7.30pm–10pm
Upcoming dates
- Thursday 6 August7.30pm–10pm
- Thursday 20 August7.30pm–10pm
- Thursday 3 September7.30pm–10pm
- Thursday 17 September7.30pm–10pm
- Thursday 1 October7.30pm–10pm
- Thursday 15 October7.30pm–10pm
- Thursday 29 October7.30pm–10pm
- Thursday 12 November7.30pm–10pm
Every other Sunday
7.30pm–10pm
Upcoming dates
- Sunday 2 August7.30pm–10pm
- Sunday 16 August7.30pm–10pm
- Sunday 30 August7.30pm–10pm
- Sunday 13 September7.30pm–10pm
- Sunday 27 September7.30pm–10pm
- Sunday 11 October7.30pm–10pm
- Sunday 25 October7.30pm–10pm
- Sunday 8 November7.30pm–10pm
About the venue
- Step-free entrance
- Accessible toilet
- Street parking
- Dog friendly
- Outdoor seating
- Serves beer
- Serves cocktails
- Good for children
- Live music venue
Venue details come from Google and can change. The open mic times above are ours and are the ones to trust.
Common questions
Yes. Free to watch and free to play. There's no ticket and no entry fee. Just buy a drink and enjoy the night.
No. Turn up and put your name down on the night. Filling in the form just helps Olly plan the running order. It isn't a booking and it doesn't hold you a time.
Yes. Olly hosts every night and always has his guitar with him, so you don't need to carry one across London.
No. Every one of our nights is live instruments only, at every venue. It's the one rule we don't bend.
Olly will back you on guitar while you sing. Send us the song at least three days before the night so he has time to learn it, and include a link and the key if you know it.
Bring at least two. Everyone gets a proper slot, and how long depends on how many people turn up on the night.
Mostly music: solo singers, guitarists, bands and duos. Poets, spoken word and comedy are all welcome too.
More than OK. A good part of the room is usually doing it for the first or second time, and it's a friendly crowd.
Coming to play at The Oak?
Let us know so Olly can plan the running order. Next one is Sunday 2 August.