As part of Three Sixty festival we ask: Is our London music community gone, or is it just changing? This interactive, experiential exhibition – fully curated and produced by young people at Roundhouse, in collaboration with the Museum of Youth Culture – celebrates London music culture from the individual to the broader community, expressing joy, love and happiness. 

Music culture has many elements, the personal, the collective, conformity and resistance. This exhibition pulls focus to the ways music culture creates and embodies connection, and what that means in London today. 

A soundtrack to London, it shares the joy of music and how people experience and respond to it, through dancing, music and zine making. Pass through various music sub-genres and contexts, and experience people’s everyday experiences of how London music culture has affected them, before entering an experiential space of reflection. 

Book a free ticket for a 2 hour slot, and drop in during that time. (No entry 30 mins before end of slot). And keep an eye out for events associated with the exhibition that will activate the space in different ways.

Tours and private viewings for groups are available outside of these hours. Email artisticprogramme@roundhouse.org.uk

If you would like your photographs, gig posters, videos and tickets and zines to be featured as part of the exhibition, please email your submissions to advice.base@roundhouse.org.uk with the subject line ‘From Soundboy to Streaming’ by the 31st January 2025