K-Town Music Shop Equipment Hire and Rehearsal Studios
Get your music accessories in the K-Town Music Shop in Kentish Town, London. We also offer affordable five room music rehearsal studios. All rooms come with full backline, two Blackstar guitar stacks, one Hartke bass rig, Mapex drums, P.A. and mics. Top of the range equipment, helpful staff to assist you and great prices.
Prices start from £10 per hour for bands, and £6.50 per hour for solo practices.
An extensive range of equipment is available for hire, either in or out of the studio. Equipment includes keyboards, guitars, bass, drum kits, amplifiers and more. Storage cages are available for hire. The accessories shop at reception, is stocked with music essentials and refreshments.
There is ample on-site free parking and complementary WiFi.
K-TOWN is close to public transport links, tube and mainline stations, and buses.
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GOVERNMENT CULTURAL RECOVERY FUND UPDATE for The Fiddler's Elbow.
The result - No Funding.
The first round of funding from the government’s Cultural Recovery Fund, which is a huge step forward in the efforts to reopen every venue safely have been published. Many venues were given the crucial funding they needed to remain safe until March 2021, which is absolutely brilliant news. However, The Fiddler's Elbow and many others did not qualify to apply for this funding because of being Sole Traders.
Surely, it would have made common sense if the Government looked at venues independently to judge each case on its merits in order to determine whether they are actually a Grassroot Venue or just someone jumping on the bandwagon posing as a venue in order to get the grant. That way we would then have been able to apply for this lifesaving fund which was supposed to have helped venues like us.
Because of the way the Cultural Recovery Fund has been distributed, it's very possible and probable that the world-renowned grassroot venue, The Fiddler’s Elbow Camden, who puts on 28 bands a week and has operated as a venue for over 40 years, will close down for good.
Now we are in a desperate situation, left without any funding or income. Please share this as we believe that the general public thinks that all Grassroot venues have been awarded the grant. Our crowdfunding is still open and we know that many of you have donated even when things are tough for you all too and we thank you so much for your support.
Please continue to share our crowdfunding page and let’s hope we can get some more financial support. Many thanks and look after yourselves.
GOVERNMENT CULTURAL RECOVERY FUND UPDATE for The Fiddler's Elbow.
The result - No Funding.
The first round of funding from the government’s Cultural Recovery Fund, which is a huge step forward in the efforts to reopen every venue safely have been published. Many venues were given the crucial funding they needed to remain safe until March 2021, which is absolutely brilliant news. However, The Fiddler's Elbow and many others did not qualify to apply for this funding because of being Sole Traders.
Surely, it would have made common sense if the Government looked at venues independently to judge each case on its merits in order to determine whether they are actually a Grassroot Venue or just someone jumping on the bandwagon posing as a venue in order to get the grant. That way we would then have been able to apply for this lifesaving fund which was supposed to have helped venues like us.
Because of the way the Cultural Recovery Fund has been distributed, it's very possible and probable that the world-renowned grassroot venue, The Fiddler’s Elbow Camden, who puts on 28 bands a week and has operated as a venue for over 40 years, will close down for good.
Now we are in a desperate situation, left without any funding or income. Please share this as we believe that the general public thinks that all Grassroot venues have been awarded the grant. Our crowdfunding is still open and we know that many of you have donated even when things are tough for you all too and we thank you so much for your support.
Please continue to share our crowdfunding page and let’s hope we can get some more financial support. Many thanks and look after yourselves.
