Monthly Live Country Music on the Bermondsey Beer Mile, Near London Bridge

If you're after a country music night in London that isn't a novelty line-dancing bar, Ron's Honky Tonk is the real thing. It's a monthly Friday residency at Fabal Beerhall on the Bermondsey Beer Mile, bringing stripped-back, live country sets from genuine UK country talent to a proper beerhall setting. It's fun, lively, and chance to start the weekend by getting your dancing boots on.

Ron's Honky Tonk has built its name supporting the grassroots UK country scene — think touring singer-songwriters and bands playing honest, stripped-back sets, not a covers act. Every date brings a different line-up, so regulars keep coming back.

Why you'll love it

• 🎸 Live, stripped-back country sets from touring UK artists
• 🍺 Free pint of Fabal lager if you're through the door before 7:30pm
• 🎟️ £7 entry — one of the best-value live music nights on the Beer Mile
• 🤠 Friendly, no-pretence crowd — good for a date night or a group

Read: UK country music is alive and well in Bermondsey

Upcoming dates & tickets

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Getting there

Fabal Beerhall, Arch 88 Druid Street, Bermondsey, SE1 2HQ — a short walk from Bermondsey Underground Station or London Bridge.

FAQs

How often is Ron's Honky Tonk on?

It's a monthly residency at Fabal Beerhall, part of the weekly Fabal Fridays rotation.

How much does it cost?

£7 entry on the door. Anyone in before 7:30pm gets a free pint of Fabal lager.

What kind of country music is it?

Live, stripped-back sets from UK country artists and touring acts — not a tribute or covers night.

Where can I hear live country and Americana music in London?

Our monthly live music night - Ron's Honky Tonk - at the Fabal Beerhall on the Bermondsey Beer Mile is the perfect place to hear live country and Americana music. 

Do I need to book ahead?

Advance booking is recommended, especially for popular line-ups — see the ticket widget above.

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