Billy Lockett to play London’s iconic 100 Club this month

Billy Lockett will headline a socially distanced gig at London’s 100 Club this month.

The Northampton singer songwriter, who released his latest single Wasting Time in November, announced the one-off show today.

Tickets go on sale on Friday, December 4, and will be available as seated pairs.

Writing on Facebook, Lockett said: “I’m finally playing a real gig. I’ve been booked for an incredibly special, socially distanced, headline show.

“Just me and a piano at the legendary 100 Club on Oxford street.

“Picture a dark room, intimate vibes, candles, new songs, old songs and maybe even a Christmas cover.

“For so many obvious reasons this is gonna be a special one, just the idea of playing to you guys in the same room is making me so excited.”

Lockett’s latest single will feature on his forthcoming EP Reflections which is due out next year.

The EP will follow this year’s instrumental classical album Together At home.

This week, Lockett revealed fans had played 26.5 million streams of his music on Spotify this year.

He also announced his intentions to play an international tour next year.

For the gig on Thursday, December 17, the 100 Club will be operating at a reduced capacity and tickets will be sold in tables of two. Masks must be worn when not seated.

The venue will be operating table service only with menus available via a QR code or via the TableDrop app.

Once a pair of tickets have been purchased, if another member of your household wants to buy additional tickets to your table of two, they can email [email protected] and the venue will try to accommodate.

Full details of the venue's coronavirus social distancing policy are available online.

Tickets go on sale at 10am on Friday, December 4 and cost £24 before fees.

For more information, visit whol.ee/billy