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New York pop-rock trio Tchotchke bring their London date to Hootananny on Effra Road, with Canned Pineapple in support. Tickets via DICE.
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Violet Grohl brings her Be Sweet to Me tour to Oxford Street's famous basement, a few weeks after the debut album of the same name came out. A Dork's Night Out show; 18+.
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Spoken-word post-punk from Meryl Streek, playing the official London release show for his album Stories They Don't Teach You at School. London hardcore band Shooting Daggers open. Presented by DIY; 18+.
£12
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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.
£11.99 – £27.99
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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.
£20 – £25
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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.
£5
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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.
£22.50
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Stockholm band Dina Ögon bring their mix of soul, jazz, indie pop and Swedish folk to Brixton, touring the double album Människobarn.
£13
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A free-improvisation trio at Cafe OTO: French-born, Brooklyn-based cellist Leila Bordreuil, New York drummer Chris Corsano and saxophonist Michael Foster.
£17 – £19
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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. |
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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 DIY synth-pop with a post-punk edge. A fiver on the door.
£5
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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 pianist Marjolaine Charbin opens with prepared and inside-piano improvisation.
£12 – £14
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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 Costelloe on at 9pm.
£15.82
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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 one.
£20 – £22
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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 slacker rock and early emo with dual vocals.
£5
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Fabergé Falls bring their psych-pop/psych-rock sound from Paris to The Finsbury on their first UK run, with Cabin and Forever Forever.
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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, and the chaos of Jawharp. Five pounds.
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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, opens. Doors 7pm, music from 8.30pm.
£15
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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) support. |
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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.
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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.
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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.
£16.50
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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.
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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 Mater and Neuro Placid. From 4.30pm.
£7
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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).
£16.89
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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.
£5
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Australian post-punk and indie-sleaze project DIVEBAR YOUTH plays his first London headline show, free with RSVP.
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