Carradine's Cockney Singalong - Wilton's Music Hall - TOP 50 THINGS TO DO IN LONDON - London Guide

Carradine's Cockney Singalong - Wilton's Music Hall.
Wilton's Music Hall is the oldest surviving music hall in the world and once a month Tom Carradine invites you to an old school cockney knees-up singalong, just like in the old days!
Tom Carradine comes fully kitted-out with handle bar moustache and spats, and the people who attend are of all ages and different eccentricities. You will fit in no matter who you are.
Wilton's is a beautiful Victorian building where they filmed Interview With A Vampire, Chaplin and A Picture of Dorian Gray. The Can Can was first performed here in 1859 and even the great Julian McDonnell has performed here too in a pop video.
Wilton's started life as a pub called The Prince of Denmark and was known as The Mahogany Bar because it was the first bar to use mahogany fixtures. When it was bought by John Wilton in the 1850s he bought up all the surrounding land and turned the back room into this huge music hall. It was then taken over my methodists who didn't have the resources to renovate it so when it re-opened as a music hall all the interior was exactly the same as it was in Victorian times. Come and raise the roof of this lovely building at Tom Carradine's Cockney singalong!
Tom Carradine's Cockney Singalong has now moved to Mr Fogg's Tavern in St Martin's Lane. Every Thursday night! Come and have a knees up!!!
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This event was a one off but Tom Carradine performs every Thursday night at Mr Foggs Tavern on St Martins Lane. If you enjoy watching my films please throw me a one-off contribution via paypal! www.paypal.me/julianmcdonnell No one pays me to make these films so all proceeds go towards improving my productions and paying for my cameraman to eat a crust of bread! Or if you want to chip in $1 or $2 a month you can support me on Patreon: www.patreon.com/joolzguides Thanks everyone....one of thee days I'll be a star!!!!!!!

[@pepeferry]

Julian, this means that he is currently performing at Fogg´s Tavern every thrusday. I will try next time in London pay a visit there. Thank you for all your videos, they are incredible

[@defocytus]

Amazing. I don't know why you have so few views!

[@stevendaniel8126]

WONDERFUL !!!!!

[@vilstef6988]

Seeing the woman who is 86 reminded me of a line from a song called The Dutchman. Margaret sings an old love song, she learned it when she was young.

[@IronJohn164]

More of that kinda content! Tradition & culture! I've been going to London for years. Id take my kids each one for a kinda of initiation. go to the so called tourist attractions. Even a theatre night a musical generally! Never came a cross this experience. Hope the place is still doing well & bringing in all types of visitors!

[@ekuper6292]

Very good, very funny.

[@Joolzguides]

Cheers...he now does it here kzbin.info/www/bejne/en-9eHaMfth1i80

[@billywilliamswilliams4198]

that guy at the start with a funny mustache looked hell of a lot like jimmy carr in disguise

[@chrisr.3320]

I cant sing, not do i know word either, but i'll give a shot :) Cool video Julian

[@Joolzguides]

Actually that was a one off. He now does his weekly show at Mr Foggs Tavern on ST Martins Lane. Every Thursday night! It's great fun!

[@vilstef6988]

@@Joolzguides Julian-I've been binge watching your videos, and hearing a lot of Tom Carradine on them. I know most of the songs except the ones which are way, way British. I have albums with some of the songs performed by The Clancy Brothers. Many of them are old, American Vaudeville tunes, contemporary with English Music Hall songs.

[@mayamojo4]

You should check out the tuneless choir in vauxhall tea house theatre

[@Joolzguides]

Oh! I didn't know about that!

[@davidbutler4363]

😁👍👏👏👏

[@amcannon1]

Love this guy! I recently interviewed Tom for Armchair Historians where he shared his virtual walking encyclopedia knowledge of Victorian music halls and performers. If you're interested you can find part 1 here: @t