Hannah Wicklund + Lydia Lutudi at The Lexington
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 […]
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 […]
A Monday night of electronic oddities at The Windmill in Brixton. Gothy bring shadowy hi-NRG synths and warped vocals, Ashnymph stack up hypnotic layered beats, and Brighton duo VCSB play […]
French flautist Delphine Joussein brings CALAMITY, her solo project for flute, distortion and electronics, to Cafe OTO. Expect drones and abrasive textures pulled from free jazz, noise and metal. London-based […]
Upset the Rhythm bring Michigan noise institution Wolf Eyes to Cafe OTO for two nights, ahead of their new album Self Embalmed. Berlin noise-punk trio Cuntroaches support. This is night […]
Alice Costelloe headlines The Lexington with songs that step away from her earlier indie-rock sound towards mellotron, taishogoto and flute, deliberately rough at the edges. Marsy opens at 8pm, with […]
Manchester four-piece Harlettes play their first London show, putting a fresh spin on new wave. Support comes from south-east London goth-synth newcomers evil and Neighbour Club, who trade in 90s […]
Fabergé Falls bring their psych-pop/psych-rock sound from Paris to The Finsbury on their first UK run, with Cabin and Forever Forever.
Domestic Partners launch their Sea Song EP at The Windmill with a bill built for the adventurous: industrial folk from MPTL Microplastics, experimental doom and art-rock from Kiss Gem Burn, […]
Hastings songwriter and fingerstyle guitarist Jason McNiff launches his tenth album, Ten Blue Songs, at Green Note in Camden. Sam Grassie, a young guitarist steeped in the British folk-baroque tradition, […]
Japanese heavy-psych outfit Tō Yō play their first London show, in the back room at The Shacklewell Arms. Expect long, locked-in grooves pulling from kraut and acid rock. Painkiller (UK) […]
What's Next magazine launches its second issue with a four-band Tuesday bill at The Windmill: Casual Smart, Big Red, Lifeloose and Auntie, for £6.
Green Note presents honky-tonk songwriter Ags Connolly launching his new album, moved for the night to The Water Rats in King's Cross. Doors 7.30pm, music from 8.15pm.