Free London Music Walking Tour

Discover London’s rich musical history with our London Music Tour, a free walking tour that is a must for any fan of British music. This London music tour takes you through iconic musical locations where legendary artists were discovered and created some of the greatest hits of all time.

Your London music tour begins at Tin Pan Alley, the birthplace of British rock and roll, where countless music artists got their start.

You’ll visit the spot where Elton John wrote timeless classics like "Rocketman" and "Your Song," and see the studio where Tom Jones recorded his hit single "It's Not Unusual”. Plus you’ll discover what remains of La Giaconda, the former cafe where many music stars would collaborate on their way to stardom.

As you continue through London’s famous Soho district, your London music tour will also include the venue where a young Adele performed her first-ever show, showcasing the talent that would soon take the world by storm.

Along the way you’ll also visit the iconic location where David Bowie posed for his famous album cover for The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust along with where Oasis produced their album for (What's the Story) Morning Glory?.

Your London music tour also includes Trident Studios, where Freddie Mercury and Queen recorded their first three albums, shaping their legendary sound, along with the famous Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Club, where Jimi Hendrix gave his final performance.

Your knowledgeable London music tour guide will also show you the unique venue where the Rolling Stones held their first rehearsal, setting the stage for their global stardom and the location on London’s iconic Savile Row where The Beatles’ final live rooftop performance led to a historic moment in music history. 

PLUS! At the end of the tour receive an exclusive FREE digital London Travel Guide full of discounts, things to do, local tips and more!

IMPORTANT – Maximum 8 guests per booking including children. Bookings of 9 or more will be cancelled (including multiple bookings).