A busker started an impromptu party at Marble Arch station when his music was so good that dozens of people took a break from their journeys to stop and dance.
Ali Köse's guerilla gig on Friday evening saw him bring the Tube station to a standstill as swathes of people gathered to dance while he played hit after hit.
His rendition of Daft Punk's 'Get Lucky' first drew in the crowds, before he launched into a cover of Maroon 5's 'Moves like Jagger' that saw the concourse erupt into a party.
Onlookers captured footage of the incident, which shows passengers backed up as far as the escalators while the foyer filled with people who were dancing and singing along to Köse's music.
Natasha Didi posted a video of the spontaenous concert to YouTube, saying: "Going home from work and ending up being in the middle of Marble Arch station enjoying amazing music."
Natasha Violeta also shared footage of Köse's gig on Facebook, writing: "This is the most INSANE underground busking I've seen, the crowd just kept coming. Started off with a few but ended with the underground staff having to unplug his sound system. This is talent!"
Ms Didi's film ends with station staff approaching Köse, who was in one of the London Underground's dedicated busking spots, and asking him to stop the music before the party got too out of hand.
