Fabergé Falls / Cabin / Forever Forever — The Finsbury, London
Fabergé Falls bring their psych-pop/psych-rock sound from Paris to The Finsbury on their first UK run, with Cabin and Forever Forever.
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.
Bobbie Dazzle, the flute-flecked glam-rock project of former Alunah singer Siân Greenaway, plays Bush Hall weeks after new album Star Power. SANTÙ and Mango In Euphoria support.
Austrian-born, Berlin-based UCHE YARA brings debut album BODYSCANNER to Dalston: guitar-led songs bent towards the club, built for the misfits rather than the VIP area.
A Doc'n Roll Film Festival all-dayer pairing Brooklyn acts Al Lee Wyer, M. West, Kenny Young and the Eggplants and Frank's Museum with south London's The Kitchen Sink Band, Dura […]
Donegal fingerstyle blues player Muireann Bradley calls into Rough Trade East on her record-store tour, two days after new EP Blackwood Pew (Fontana/Verve Forecast).
A fiver Sunday at The Windmill: Drive Your Plow's many-handed experimental folk-rock, south London alt-disco from Pink Eye Club, Mi.el's cowboy-tinged dream pop and the synth-and-drums duo BABY XL.
Australian post-punk and indie-sleaze project DIVEBAR YOUTH plays his first London headline show, free with RSVP.