Alongside the wonderful choice of plays and musicals that you can see playing in London’s West End this month, there are also some exciting live concerts from theatre performers and one-off-performances of shows.
Lucie Jones
16 February 2026
The London Palladium
She made history on the fields of Glastonbury, now Lucie Jones is taking over the legendary London Palladium – and she’s doing it her way.
Blazing out of a chapter of career-defining roles and personal milestones, this is Lucie like you’ve never seen her before – stepping under the lights to own the stage with the music that shaped her, inspired her, and defines who she is today.
Blending the heart-stopping drama of her West End career with the unfiltered energy of her live gig roots, Lucie is ready to shake The London Palladium from the stalls to the rafters. Expect reinventions of musical theatre favourites, blistering covers, and a few raw, unexpected moments that pull you right into her world.
And she’s got company – surprise appearances and unique collaborations will make this a night you can’t miss.
This isn’t just a concert – it’s a full-throttle night of music, surprises, and special moments that shows you exactly who Lucie is now: fearless, fierce, and completely unforgettable.
An Evening with Hugh Maynard
Crazy Coqs
18 Feb,06:30 PM
Join Hugh Maynard as he celebrates his jubilant return to the stage.
The show at the Crazy Coqs will include a vibrant collection of iconic rock, soul and musical theatre covers that are featured in his album, as well as many more.
The songs are all of Hugh’s own unique musical arrangement and provide an amazing insight into the true talent of this outstanding performer.
The combination of Hugh’s exceptional performance and choice of legendary music, with tracks such as ‘Bui Doi’, ‘Creep’, and ‘Something inside so strong’, many Motown hits and more recent hits by Teddy Swims, are guaranteed to increase your heart rate and delight your senses.
Tobias Turley: The Path That Led Me Here
Crazy Coqs
18 Feb,08:45 PM
I will be guiding you through the journey of how I went from a country boy in the fields of Somerset to your television screens and London’s glittering West End. It will be a night of Musical theatre joy and songs that changed my life.
Mrs & Mr: Navigating Marriage & Musical Theatre
Crazy Coqs
22 Feb,07:30 PM
Following their 5-star, sell-out show in 2025, Mrs and Mr Ridout are back at Crazy Coqs for a night of music and anecdotes from their attempts at navigating marriage and the musical theatre industry.
Rebecca has been in the industry for over a decade, and James is relatively new to the businesswe-call-show. In fact, he only decided he wanted to be an actor after they met. Rebecca wasn’t best pleased at the time, but it’s a canon event for a soprano to fall for the straight MT tenor.
Between them, they’ve been in some smash hit musicals – ‘The Phantom of the Opera’, ‘Wicked’ and ‘Les Misérables’. With musical director, Lewis Bell (The Great Gatsby and Mrs & Mr of 2025 fame), join us for an evening of tales from touring, songs that have paid their mortgage, the odd soppy story/song and a right old laugh.
To Maury, With Love
Sun 22 February 2026
Theatre Royal Drury Lane
To celebrate multi-Tony Award winning composer Maury Yeston’s 80th birthday, producer Danielle Tarento presents a concert of his most well know and loved music, directed by Thom Southerland.
Tarento and Southerland have collaborated previously on several of Yeston’s shows in the UK, including the London premieres of Titanic the Musical and Death Takes a Holiday and a critically acclaimed revival of Grand Hotel. These musicals will be represented in the concert, along with music from Nine, Phantom and many others, including never-before heard songs and an overture written especially for the occasion.
Heading the cast will be West End and Broadway star Ramin Karimloo. No stranger to Yeston’s work, Karimloo played Barrett in the recent Encore’s production of Titanic the Musical at NYCityCenter and Guido Contini in Nine in Concert for Hope Mill Theatre at The Lowry. Also appearing are Graham Bickley, Rob Houchen and Kelly Mathieson.
The concert will feature the 30-piece London Musical Theatre Orchestra, and a 30 strong choir of graduating Musical Theatre students from the Royal Academy of Music, under the baton of Mark Aspinall.
Tarento said “My working relationship and friendship with Maury is one of the great joys of my life. His musicals resonate so deeply with me and have framed so much of the past 15 years of my career. To be able to celebrate his 80th birthday in such a significant way is a privilege and an honour.”
The concert is raising funds for Bowel Cancer UK with all profits going towards supporting the work of this vitally important charity.
Glenn Adamson: Straight out of Hell
Crazy Coqs
24 Feb 2026
Having sold out his 2025 shows in just over an hour, Glenn Adamson returns to The Crazy Coqs in January 2026 with extra performances of Straight out of Hell- an evening paying homage to the star that has paid his rent in recent years, Meat Loaf.
Glenn sings the songs that made Meat Loaf a world-renowned legend, and the songs that have given him some of the best memories of his career to date.
Glenn recently reprised his role as Strat in Bat Out of Hell and has been leading the production up and down the UK throughout 2025. In this intimate gig, he is ready to sit down with his fans and tell them stories of his time on the show, and sing the songs they know and love (plus some extras that have inspired him and shaped his voice along the way). Join Glenn and some very special guests on Monday, 15th December, for this tribute to the late great Meat.
