The best pubs with jukeboxes in London

There’s no way in hell you could walk past the Marquis without taking a second look. On a busy junction, it’s slathered in an eye-catching mural of a very green, very blue country landscape. The inside is a classic no-nonsense boozer and the jukebox caters exactly to the Marquis’s three most common species of regular: Irish locals, Goldsmiths art students and fans of Millwall football club. Expect ska versions of football songs, arty new wave bangers and singalong Irish folk tunes, all in a mucky ’n’ musty Victorian pub.

What are we playing? Roy Green’s Millwall supporter anthem ‘Let ’Em Come’ followed by Goldsmiths alumni Blur’s 1997 indie classic ‘Beetlebum’.

On the left as you walk in, the George’s free jukebox is best loved for its hipster-friendly deep-dives. Parliament, Jorge Ben, Yusef Lateef and Etta James are all to be found in this box-on-the-wall, alongside poppy stuff like Letta Mbulu and the Cimarons. JK, JK, there’s some Stones on here, too. The rest of The Prince George is airy and high-ceilinged, not quite as homely or locals-only as it once was but still a welcome breather from Dalston’s all-action high street. Head down on Tuesdays to combine your jukebox DJ set with free pool.

What are we playing? Parliament’s ‘Coming in out of the Rain’, Richard Hell’s ‘Blank Generation’ and Clint Eastwood’s ‘Stop That Train’ – a wide sweep of über-cool choons.