If you can’t say nyet to live music then get yourself to Farnham Maltings this Friday (September 19) for an “intoxicating and intimate” musical experience.

You may be hooked on Moscow Drug Club once you see the five-piece named after the BB Gabor song about an underground jazz club during the Cold War.

The band are renowned for their heady and waggish mix of jazz, French musette, Latin grooves and New Orleans swing, combining their original material with songs by the likes of Jacques Brel, Tom Waits, Leonard Cohen and Eartha Kitt.

And once you’ve seen them live, you’ll be Russian back for more. The show begins at 7.30pm with tickets priced £18 in advance or £22 on the door.