The map reimagines Underground lines as different aspects of the capital's musical heritage By Sophie Williams LONDON — A new Tube map showcasing the breadth of London’s artists and music ...

A new Tube map showcasing London’s impressive range of music venues, artists and heritage has been published as part of a campaign championing the capital’s grassroots music scene. The map highlights ...

A new Tube map showcasing London’s impressive range of music venues, artists and heritage has been published as part of a campaign championing the capital’s grassroots music scene. The map ...

But a new version of the London Underground Tube map, created by engineer Ben James, could mean you’ll never miss a train again. A live version of the Tube map displays the real-time location of every ...

To celebrate all the wonderful venues, artists and genres that have come out of London, a brand new tube map has been designed showing off all the city’s best musical attributes. The Mayor of ...

Together, they have reimagined the iconic London Tube map to shed light on the music venues and iconic artists from the city. At time of writing, there are 179 grassroots music spaces in the ...

But an incredible new version of the London Underground map promises to make missing the train a thing of the past. Created by engineer and writer Ben James, this live version of the iconic Tube ...

Naturally, we also find Harry Beck's Tube map, as well as a more loopy version that preceded it. Each is accompanied by a short introduction by the author, who places the image in the context of ...

It’s London’s shortest Tube route with only two stops but the Waterloo & City line has been an essential lifeline for commuters for more than 125 years. First opened to the public in 1898, the ...

At its heart is a reimagined London Underground map, which puts a spotlight on the artists and locations that define culture in the capital. Each Tube line reflects a different element of that ...

The new Tube Map celebrating London’s grassroots venues – CLICK TO ENLARGE ‘I want to see a pipeline of new artists – I want to see tomorrow’s Adeles, tomorrow’s Stormzies, tomorrow ...