Three Sixty Festival
SpitNights
Spoken word and improvised Jazz featuring Harry Baker, Maureen Onwunali, Caitlin O’Ryan & special guests
SpitNights has become one of the UK’s fastest-growing platforms for emerging artists, combining the most exciting talent on the jazz and poetry circuit.
Their nights are full of explosive interludes, unpredictable collaborations, and poetry designed for anyone who thought they didn’t like it.
Expect to see Harry Baker (World Poetry Slam Champion), Maureen Onwunali, (two-time national slam champion) and poet, author, actor and podcaster Caitlin O’Ryan (who has amassed over 18 million views online and performed at Glastonbury in 2025). It will all be backed by a live improvised jazz band, with some very special guests too. It’s going to be special.
SpitNights
Main Space
Booking Dates
Friday 16 January 10am General Public Booking
Thursday 15 January 10am Priority Booking for all members
Wednesday 14 January 10am Advance Priority Booking for Champion, Icon and Legend members
Stage Times
Doors: 7pm
Start: 7:30pm
Running time: 2 hours and 30 minutes, including a 20-minute interval
Please note: Stage times are subject to change and published where available.
Essential Info & Fees
Fees are 7.5% + a £2.40 restoration levy* per ticket
Latecomers will be admitted at a suitable break in the performance
Age 30 or under?
Get £5 tickets here while they last
Please note: you may be asked to present ID as proof of age. Anyone over the age of 30 will be refused entry if attempting to enter on a £5 30 or Under ticket.
This event is digitally ticketed.
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*The restoration levy supports all of the Roundhouse’s charitable objectives, for example work with artists, young people, and the wider community. It helps us preserve our historic venue, deliver bold creative programmes, and invest in a sustainable, innovative future. This support allows us to direct funds where they have the greatest impact.
