The Hard Quartet (Emmett Kelly, Stephen Malkmus, Matt Sweeney, and Jim White) bring their live show to EartH Theatre on Friday 27 June
One of the finest singer/songwriters to emerge from the indie rock scene of the late ’80s, Bill Callahan uses the images of the American West in ruggedly thoughtful ways that speak to the present as well as the past.
After 4 sold out shows at ICA last autumn, Bill Callahan is back to headline EartH Theatre in Hackney.
Tickets are now SOLD OUT.
To celebrate the release of After the Solstice, her first single on PRAH Recordings, Clémentine March was invited by Bad Vibrations and Eat Your Own Ears to curate a special night at Moth Club.
She invited the Brighton-based surreal poetic pop/spoken collage of Radio Anorak, led by Hugo Winder-Lind and Toma Sapir, and the fierce electronic/avant garde contemporary music, courtesy of Magdalena McLean and Annabelle Möedlinger from The Umlauts and caroline. Clémentine will perform with her band the songs of her upcoming album and pay a tribute to Brian Wilson, with special guests and the visual and expert musical skills of her dear friend Evelyn Gray.
After her two London shows in November sold out, we are pleased to announce that Naima Bock will play OMEARA on Thursday 10 July 2025.
Tickets are now SOLD OUT.
Support comes fromThe Cindys.
Junction 2 is an electronic music festival in London, renowned since 2016 for showcasing the best in underground house, techno, and electronic music. Held at the stunning Boston Manor Park in Brentford, the festival features an unmatched variety of stages—from intimate woodland dance floors to a massive rave beneath the M4 flyover. All spaces are united by cutting-edge sound quality and innovative stage design.
We’re back with an exciting lineup for our Recommends series, in aid of War Child. Join us at The Shacklewell Arms in August for 4 nights of the best new music!
Please note that entry is based on a first come first served basis. Tickets do not guarantee entry.
Free tickets at the links below. Please consider making a donation to War Child.
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Maribou State are back and will be joined by Mount Kimbie, George FitzGerald (DJ) and more on 24 August for a huge live show at Dreamland Margate. Fresh off the back of 3 sold out nights at Alexandra Palace and a new album in January, Maribou State will be bringing a very special show to Margate next summer.
Brazilian musician Rubel fuses the contemporary with the classic, soaking up the richness of Brazil’s musical heritage.
Rubel plays Jazz Cafe on 5 September.
Formed in London in 2016, Kerala Dust draws from CAN, Tom Waits, and The Velvet Underground. With support from BBC Radio 1 and praise from Record Collector, they’ve played DGTL, Sonar, and headlined Koko in London.
Kerala Dust’s forthcoming album blends art rock, electronica, Americana, desert blues while harnessing dance floor energy.
Scottish folk musician James Yorkston and Swedish vocalist Nina Persson (singer of The Cardigans) joined forces with The Second Hand Orchestra in 2023 to release a beautiful album called ‘The Great White Sea Eagle’.
James Yorkston & Nina Persson perform live together at St. Martin-in-the-Fields Church on Saturday 20 September 2025.
An evening with The Beta Band, performing The Three EPs.
The Beta Band are reuniting this year to play 2 very special shows at London’s Roundhouse on Thursday 2 and Friday 3 October, 20 years on from their last performance at O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire.
Tickets for both shows are now SOLD OUT.
GRAMMY Award-nominated Australian artist and DJ/producer Dom Dolla’s meteoric rise continues with a 2025 UK headline show at Alexandra Palace.
Tickets are now SOLD OUT.
With genre-hopping chaos, deep cuts and euphoric, high-energy moments set to soundtrack the night, Eat Your Own Ears and The Prospect Building link up in Bristol this year bringing Daphni, Ben UFO, Salute and more to the studio room on Saturday 4 October.
ATRIP
BEN UFO
DAPHNI
DANSA
OPPIDAN
SALUTE
When Modern Nature toured their last album, 2023’s No Fixed Point In Space, it became apparent to Jack Cooper – the band’s main creative force – that they were already pulling away from the free, open-ended approach they had spent five years working towards; almost as if the music had become so abstract and elasticated, it now had to snap back towards something more structured. As they found themselves naturally locking into more fixed grooves, he realised a new direction had been set. Their new album – The Heat Warps – is the triumphant manifestation of where that new direction took them.
(This show has now been moved to Colour Factory on Thursday 9 October. All tickets remain valid)
Following a sold out theatre run and the release of her eagerly awaited third album, Self Esteem will return this year to play O2 Academy Brixton this October. Thursday 9th and Friday 10th are already sold out but tickets are on sale now for Saturday 11th.
Saturday 11th Oct – TICKETS
GRAMMY Award-nominated Australian artist and DJ/producer Dom Dolla’s meteoric rise continues with a 2025 UK headline show at Depot Mayfield in Manchester.
A special 20th anniversary show playing tracks from KC Rules OK, These Were the Earlies and more.
After selling out Jazz Cafe, ∑tella will play at Islington Assembly Hall on Tuesday 14 October.
Naima Bock tours the UK this Autumn for a selection of intimate, stripped back shows in great venues around the UK. Her second album ‘Below A Massive Dark Land’ was released by Sub Pop in late 2024 to rave reviews from Uncut, Mojo, The Line of Best Fit, Clash and beyond.
Chet Faker first endeared himself to a devoted international following with a haunting cover of Blackstreet’s “No Diggity” that catapulted him into the spotlight in 2011. He followed that up with the much-lauded Lockjaw EP with Flume and his 2014 platinum-selling debut album Built On Glass, which cemented him as a world-class talent and earned him a slew of ARIA Awards. In the years since, he’s continued to build a critically acclaimed discography – including 2021’s full-length Hotel Surrender and multiple releases under his birth name, Nick Murphy – and has toured the world, playing sold-out headline shows and stages including Coachella, Lollapalooza, and countless more. New music from Chet Faker is imminent.
Michelle Gurevich’s brings her 7th bedroom produced album – It Was the Moment – to Jazz Cafe in October. It will not disappoint those anticipating a new soundtrack for their darkness and saudade. It may even be her most vulnerable and expressive work yet, with themes of a fatalistic submission to passion, the ephemeral nature of encounters, the loss of mother and home, the end of days, and losing one’s mind in both the best and worst ways possible. Michelle offers her entire palette of sound here, from dark Lynchian realism, to elegant humor, to queen of epic melodrama.
Dance while King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard evolve in real time – taking their extensive oeuvre through a complete transformation – swapping their no nonsense guitars and fuzz pedals for a bastardised fully modular synthesis table that shares the same beating heart of their ethos – ambitious, improvised and epiphanic. Rave and freak out.
SATURDAY 1 NOV 9pm (SOLD OUT).
SUNDAY 2 NOV 7pm – (SOLD OUT).
For Toronto outsider pop auteur Saya Gray, music is a glittering mosaic of endless influences.
Her body of work is akin to a sonic chimera; its limbs assembled from disparate, but complimentary musical organisms. Does she make pop? Folk? Rock? R&B? The moment you think you’ve got her pinned, she’s gone like a flash. “I’m constantly moving, physically and emotionally and spiritually” says Gray. “The influence of whatever’s around you will always seep in. [It’s why] I’ve been a vagabond for a very long time.”
Gray’s often collage-like sonicspheres, blanketed with layers of riffs upon layers of electronic chatter, demonstrate the limitless potential of music as an art form.
Born in Memphis but raised in Texas, prolific songwriter Micah P. Hinson’s music has established him as one of the more innovative and interesting singer-songwriters in the international alt-folk scene – his songs are touchstones from the various moments in his colorful life, from his unsettled early days through his more recent years when he’s been a husband and devoted father.
Princess Nokia is an American rapper, singer, and songwriter of Puerto Rican descent. She identifies as Afro-Indigenous and is known for her genre-blending music that spans hip-hop, punk, soul, and emo. Her work often explores themes of identity, spirituality, and empowerment, reflecting her experiences growing up in East Harlem and the Lower East Side.
Folamour plays a 6 hour set at Magazine London.
Friday 14 November – TICKETS
Saturday 15 November – SOLD OUT
The pioneering electronic artist Four Tet returns to Alexandra Palace’s Great Hall.
Friday 21st Nov – JOIN THE WAITLIST
Saturday 22nd Nov – TICKETS
Baxter Dury plays Eventim Apollo on Saturday 22 November.
Support comes from Joshua Idehen.
Tune-Yards are back with a sixth studio album ‘Better Dreaming’, out 16 May. Characterised by layered vocals, polyrhythmic beats, and socially conscious lyrics, their new album is ‘life-affirming art-pop for the apocalypse’.
Tune-Yards play Royal Festival Hall in November as part of the EFG London Jazz Festival.
After a sold out show at EartH, Tunng is back to headline Islington Assembly Hall on Saturday 22 November.
Support comes from Pictish Trail.
Mercury Prize winners English Teacher are back this November to play their biggest shows to date at Roundhouse. 26 November is now sold out so an extra show has been added due to phenomenal demand.
Ruthven plays Oslo Hackney on 3 December.
BUNT.’s rise wasn’t overnight—it was built on resilience, hustle, and a deep love for music. After years working behind the scenes, his breakout came in January 2023 when Cloudswent viral, debuting at #15 on Billboard’s Hot Electronic Songs Chart and racking up over 275 million streams.
From training at a car company to juggling three jobs during the pandemic, BUNT. never stopped creating. Along the way, he helped produce for Avicii, toured with Gryffin, and unknowingly birthed the genre-bending sound of Stutter House.
Now, he’s transforming how dance music is performed—playing in the round, bringing raw, immersive energy to every show. Whether it’s a barbershop, car wash, or stadium, he proves dance music belongs anywhere.
Since Clouds, BUNT. has played 200+ shows, sold 50,000+ tickets, and collaborated with Ellie Goulding, Tiësto and more—earning his spot as one of Spotify’s 10 Dance Artists to Watch.
Since his debut album “Transsiberian”, Thylacine has developed a taste for composing through travel, each album that followed was always synonymous with encounters and discoveries. The aim is to combine music and image and to aide us in the discovery and navigate his world through this sonic voyage.
Yasmine Hamdan first made waves in the music scene with the pioneering Beirut indie electronic duo Soapkills, which she co-founded with Zeid Hamdan in the late 1990s.
Since then, she has earned international acclaim as a solo singer-songwriter and producer, elegantly entwining far-ranging elements, from pan-Arabic roots and pop and poetic lyrics, to electronica, soul and guitar melodies. Yasmine has collaborated with filmmakers such as Elia Suleiman, Jim Jarmusch, and has toured globally in support of her albums Ya Nass (2013) and Al Jamilat (2017).
Platinum selling recording artist, musician and actress Kate Nash plays Roundhouse on Thursday 19 March 2026.