Basht. (instore) at Rough Trade East
Irish heavy rock band Basht. mark the release of their debut album Poor Advice with a release-day instore on Brick Lane. Tickets on DICE, with album bundles available.
Irish heavy rock band Basht. mark the release of their debut album Poor Advice with a release-day instore on Brick Lane. Tickets on DICE, with album bundles available.
Kings Place artist-in-residence Renell Shaw premieres the final part of his Windrush Suite trilogy, mixing orchestration, voice and poetry to ask what three generations of Afro-Caribbean life in Britain hand on to a fourth. About 70 minutes, no interval, followed by a Q&A.
Lifeloose throw a party for their new single "07XXXXXXXXX", with synth-and-sax indie dance from Star City, jazz/soul/d'n'b trio COBS and Sugar Tax. Pyjamas encouraged, karaoke at midnight, £5 on the door.
Painter-turned-songwriter Issy Wood plays an in-the-round show at the ICA, timed with her self-portrait exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery. Support from Keeper, the duo of Samara Langham and Riot.
A free-improvisation trio at Cafe OTO: French-born, Brooklyn-based cellist Leila Bordreuil, New York drummer Chris Corsano and saxophonist Michael Foster.
Stockholm band Dina Ögon bring their mix of soul, jazz, indie pop and Swedish folk to Brixton, touring the double album Människobarn.
South Carolina singer, guitarist and producer Hannah Wicklund brings her blues-rock to the Lexington on her UK headline tour, touring the new self-released album War On Women; Calling All Good Men. Lydia Lutudi supports.
Fabergé Falls bring their psych-pop/psych-rock sound from Paris to The Finsbury on their first UK run, with Cabin and Forever Forever.
Australian post-punk and indie-sleaze project DIVEBAR YOUTH plays his first London headline show, free with RSVP.