Moscow Drug Club live in Ludlow

Experience Moscow Drug Club live on September 10th

Moscow Drug Club, a band originating from Brighton, United Kingdom, will be performing at Ludlow Assembly Rooms on September 10th, 2026. Their music is generally described as post-punk revival, incorporating elements of indie rock and dance-punk with driving basslines and energetic vocals. Formed in 2018, they have released several EPs and albums gaining recognition for their dynamic live performances and distinctive sound.

Ludlow Assembly Rooms is a Grade II listed building situated in the centre of Ludlow, Shropshire. Originally built in 1848 as the town’s public hall and assembly rooms, it served as a venue for social gatherings, dances, and public meetings throughout the Victorian era. Following periods of decline and subsequent restoration efforts – most notably a major refurbishment completed in 2009 – it now functions as a multi-purpose arts venue.

The building houses a 500-capacity auditorium used for theatre, music concerts, film screenings and other events. It also includes a smaller studio space and cafe bar. The Assembly Rooms plays an important role in the cultural life of Ludlow and the surrounding region, hosting both national touring productions and locally produced work.