St Christopher’s Bar: London Bridge’s Late-Night Live Venue

On Borough High Street, St Christopher’s Inn has become one of the most dependable live-music spots in the London Bridge area, because it actually shows up for the scene, every night. They host live music six days a week and keep the doors open late (often to 1–2am).

A “16th century English pub” vibe sits beneath the modern hostel and it sets the perfect back drop for the music. There’s a steady rotation of guitar-led sets. Regulars will recognise players like Dave Giles, Ant James, Andy Marr, Troy Jackson, Jesse Jordan and Cirán Phillips -–the kind of performers who can turn a busy bar into a singalong without forcing it.

Out back, there’s proper outdoor seating (terrace vibes with space to breathe), while inside the staff keep service moving and are very much part of the atmosphere. The security team are calm, friendly, and on point when they need to be.