WELCOME TO ACES & EIGHTS
Aces and Eights is a neighbourhood bar situated in North West London. Enjoy classic cocktails, local craft beer and delicious handmade pizza. Check out our classic Rock and Roll jukebox, plus late night DJs every Friday and Saturday.
We also have a intimate basement venue with a variety of live music and comedy, which is also available for private hire.
Over 18s.
Aces & Eights is an inclusive venue and we welcome everyone. We are committed to providing a safe and respectful space for customers, artists, staff and promoters, regardless of race, disability, gender, sexuality, religion, age or background.
We do not tolerate discrimination, harassment or abusive behaviour. Please speak to a member of staff if you need support while at the venue.
For private hire enquiries please email [email protected].
For music bookings please email – [email protected]
For comedy bookings please email – [email protected]
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Featured Act
Gareth Gwynn & John-Luke Roberts: Fringe Previews
07:00 PM
£8
Two hours of comedy from GG and JLR in preparation for the Edinburgh Fringe.
Cyril Gwynn (1897-1988), also known as The Bard Of Gower, was “a tall, sunburnt, unsmiling farmer”. Gareth Gwynn (1983-Present) is none of these things. Gareth did not spend the First World War in the Merchant Navy, nor has he ever been shipwrecked, run a farm or tried to emigrate to Australia – but he’s found a book of poems by his great-grandfather, and he’s determined to find something they have in common. This is also a work-in-progress comedy show about living in a city when your ancestors thought tarmac was all a bit much. Gwynn (1983 ed.) has written for The News Quiz, The Now Show, Have I Got News For You and many more. He is the co-writer of Ankle Tag (BBC Radio 4), Tourist Trap (BBC One Wales) and The Goodies: The Big Ben Theory (An Audible Special). On BBC Radio 4 he presented Gareth Gwynn Hasn’t Fin- (“Hilarious” – The Guardian) and is the co-presenter of the multi-award nominated comedy/history podcast I’m So Not Over It.
John-Luke Roberts is an award-winning comedian, writer, artist, and person. His podcast Sound Heap won the BBC Audio Drama Awards for Best Sketch Comedy. In his new show “What I Talk About When I Run About, Talking” he’s talking about the human condition, nearly dying while watching Alf, and what it’s like to get an endoscopy at 11am on Rememberance Sunday. This show is a genuine attempt to pivot to the mainstream, and there should be at least five laughs per minute. No refunds.
“Flawless delivery and creative originality” ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The List
“More original punchlines in his hour than some comedians manage in a career” ⭐⭐⭐⭐.5 Chortle
