The Legendary Feeling Gloomy is here to put a dampener on your Christmas spirits by adding a healthy dose of misery to your mince pie and brandy.

It's that time of the year when we feel extremely gloomy as we pay tribute to the legend that was David Bowie. Come and join us for a very special Feeling Gloomy as we celebrate the life and music of Mr David Jones.

As the last remnants of winter cling on through March, come and join us for some soothing gloomy vibes as we jump back to the 80s

Come and join us for some soothing gloomy vibes as we jump back in time with a Britpop and 90s special

We're celebrating everything Synthpop this month at Feeling Gloomy so expect an extra dose of synth classics from the likes of Pet Shop Boys, Depeche Mode, The Human League, Yazoo, Erasure, Flock of Seagulls, O.M.D., Eurythmics, Kraftwerk, ABC, Soft Cell, Visage and more!

Hop on the Victoria Line to Oxford Circus afterwards and join us for a special celebration of our own as we throw our own little after party to keep the Pulp bangers and gloom flowing into the wee small hours of the morning.

Sunburn, sweaty people on the tube, air-con not working, there's plenty to still feel gloomy about this summer, so come and join us for some soothing gloomy vibes as we jump back to the 80s with an extra helping of the saddest and most miserable tunes from the Thatcher-era such as The Smiths, Depeche Mode, The Cure, Blondie, Kate Bush, Pet Shop Boys, Joy Division, Human League, OMD, The Clash, New Order and more.

Get your gloomy birthday suits on and join us for our first legal drink as Feeling Gloomy turns 18 years old! There'll be stale birthday cake, punctured balloons and flat champagne (of the ALDI extra value range) as well as all your usual fave gloomy indie classics.

This month we jump back to the 80s with an extra helping of the saddest and most miserable tunes from the Thatcher-era such as The Smiths, Depeche Mode, The Cure, Blondie, Kate Bush, Pet Shop Boys, Joy Division, Human League, OMD, The Clash, New Order and more.

February 20th, 2024 will mark the 40th anniversary of The Smiths eponymous debut album so we're throwing an extra gloomy night dedicated to Manchester's finest in order to celebrate.

The 18th April will mark an entire 30 years since Pulp released the masterpiece that is the His 'N' Hers album. Naturally here at Feeling Gloomy the only sensible thing we can do is to throw a night in honour of this momentous anniversary.