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Prepare to mark your calendars, London music enthusiasts, for an evening of profound musicality and heartfelt storytelling that promises to resonate long after the final note fades. On 6th November 2025, the legendary 100 Club on Oxford Street will open its hallowed doors to host the incomparable Our Man In the Field, a project fronted by the immensely talented Alexander Ellis. This isn’t just another gig; it’s an opportunity to witness one of the UK’s most compelling folk-rock troubadours perform in a venue steeped in musical history, creating a perfect symbiosis of raw talent and iconic atmosphere. Fans of soulful Americana, intricate lyricism, and captivating live performances will find themselves utterly engrossed by Ellis’s distinctive sound and the intimate setting of this London landmark. Get ready for a truly special night where the magic of live music takes centre stage.
About Our Man In the Field
Our Man In the Field is the musical brainchild of Alexander Ellis, a London-based artist whose work effortlessly blends the melancholic introspection of folk with the rich textures of Americana and rock. Since emerging onto the scene, Ellis has carved out a unique niche with his poignant songwriting, warm, distinctive vocals, and arrangements that are both intricate and deeply affecting. His debut album, ‘The Company of Strangers’ (2020), garnered widespread critical acclaim, establishing him as a significant new voice in British roots music. Tracks like “I Like You” and “Thin (I Used to Be)” showcased his ability to craft narratives that are at once deeply personal and universally relatable, drawing comparisons to revered artists such as Neil Young and Ryan Adams, yet always retaining his own authentic voice.
His sophomore effort, ‘Gold’ (2023), further cemented his reputation, offering a more expansive sound while maintaining the lyrical depth that is his hallmark. This album saw Ellis exploring themes of love, loss, and resilience with an even greater sense of emotional honesty, delivered with the backing of a talented ensemble that elevates his compositions. The current lineup typically features Ellis on guitar and vocals, supported by a formidable band comprising drums, bass, and often keyboards or pedal steel, creating a full, immersive sound that is both robust and tender. Their live performances are renowned for their captivating intimacy and the palpable connection Ellis fosters with his audience, making each show a truly memorable experience.
100 Club: The Perfect Setting
Nestled in the heart of London’s bustling Oxford Street, the 100 Club (W1D 1LL) is far more than just a music venue; it’s a living legend. Since its inception in 1942, it has played host to an astonishing array of musical icons, from jazz greats to the pioneers of punk rock. The Rolling Stones, The Sex Pistols, The Clash, Oasis – the list of legends who have graced its stage is staggering, making it one of the most historically significant live music venues in the UK. This rich tapestry of musical heritage imbues the club with an unparalleled atmosphere, a sense of history that you can almost feel in the air as soon as you step inside.
With an intimate capacity of around 350, the 100 Club offers a uniquely personal concert experience. There are no bad sightlines here; every spot in the room feels close to the action, fostering a genuine connection between artist and audience. The venue’s raw, no-frills aesthetic – exposed brickwork, low ceilings, and a well-worn stage – contributes to its authentic charm, ensuring the focus remains squarely on the music. While it’s an older building, the main performance area is on the ground floor, making it relatively accessible. However, it’s always advisable to check with the venue directly regarding specific accessibility needs, especially concerning facilities like toilets, which may involve steps. Its central London location makes it incredibly convenient, a true gem amidst the retail therapy of Oxford Street.
What to Expect at the Show
When Our Man In the Field takes to the stage at the 100 Club, audiences can anticipate an evening steeped in authentic emotion and masterful musicianship. Alexander Ellis is known for his engaging stage presence, drawing listeners into his lyrical world with a quiet intensity. The setlist will likely be a carefully curated journey through his growing discography, blending beloved tracks from ‘The Company of Strangers’ with the richer, more expansive soundscapes of ‘Gold’. Expect to hear poignant ballads alongside more upbeat, rocking numbers, showcasing the full breadth of his folk-rock sensibilities.
The stage production at the 100 Club, in keeping with its ethos, tends to be understated, allowing the music itself to be the star. This means the focus will be entirely on Ellis’s warm, soulful vocals, his intricate guitar work, and the tight, nuanced playing of his accompanying band. Expect subtle, atmospheric lighting that enhances the mood of each song, rather than distracting pyrotechnics. The atmosphere will be one of rapt attention and shared musical appreciation; Our Man In the Field gigs are known for creating a powerful connection between artist and audience, fostering a sense of collective intimacy. This will be a night for truly listening, for letting the evocative melodies and profound lyrics wash over you in one of London’s most iconic venues.
Getting to 100 Club
The 100 Club is conveniently located at 100 Oxford Street, London, W1D 1LL, making it incredibly accessible via London’s extensive public transport network. The easiest way to reach the venue is by Tube. Oxford Circus station (Central, Victoria, and Bakerloo lines) is just a short five-minute walk away. Alternatively, Tottenham Court Road station (Central and Northern lines, and Elizabeth Line) is also within easy walking distance, offering excellent connections from across the capital.
Numerous bus routes also serve Oxford Street, with stops directly outside or very close to the venue, providing further convenient options for getting there. London’s night bus services also make it easy to travel home after the show. Driving to the 100 Club is generally not recommended due to limited parking availability and the high cost of central London car parks. If driving is unavoidable, several NCP car parks are located within a short distance, such as those on Berners Street or Cavendish Square, but be prepared for significant fees. Planning your journey using Transport for London’s website or app will ensure a smooth and stress-free arrival.
Frequently Asked Questions
What time does the event start?
Doors for Our Man In the Field at the 100 Club are typically scheduled to open around 7:00 PM, with the support act usually taking the stage shortly after, and Our Man In the Field expected to perform from approximately 8:30 PM. However, these timings are subject to change, so it’s always best to check your ticket or the venue’s official website closer to the date for the most up-to-date schedule.
Is there an age restriction?
Generally, shows at the 100 Club are 14+, meaning attendees aged 14 and 15 must be accompanied by an adult over 18. Those aged 16 and above are usually permitted entry without an adult. It’s advisable to check the specific event details on the ticket vendor’s website or the 100 Club’s official site, as age restrictions can sometimes vary depending on the particular event.
What’s the refund policy?
Refund policies for events at the 100 Club are typically handled by the ticket vendor through whom you purchased your tickets. Generally, tickets are non-refundable unless the event is cancelled or significantly rescheduled. If you are unable to attend, you may be able to
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