Eat Your Own Ears and ENRG join forces for probably the biggest electronic show Liverpool has ever seen on Saturday 3rd May, with one of the hottest lineups featuring; Four Tet, ¥ØU$UK€ ¥UK1MAT$U, Blawan, Chloe Robinson, Hagop Tchaparian, Nikki Chong plus a very special B2B to close out the show that won’t be announced until the moment they get on stage.
Eat Your Own Ears are proudly partnering with War Child and The Right To Dance, bringing a secret lineup of our favourites to FOLD on 4th May bank holiday Sunday.
This event isn’t just about the music — it’s about making a difference. By attending, you’ll be supporting War Child’s mission to give children who have been affected by conflict the chance to rebuild their lives, access education, and reclaim their futures. All proceeds will directly benefit War Child’s programs supporting children affected by conflict, ensuring that every dance move and every beat you feel contributes to a greater cause. Together, we aim to create a space where music, dance and social impact come together seamlessly.
Enter the prize draw for the chance to win 1 of 120 pairs of tickets (closes at 23:59 on Tuesday 29 April 1pm and winners will be contacted on 29 April 5pm)
Age 21+
Beirut bring their euphoric, joyful and expansive sound to the iconic O2 Academy Brixton on Thursday 8 May 2025.
Their first show in London since 2019, Beirut’s Zach Condon will be backed by a new and returning ensemble of band members, performing a set that spans Beirut’s many brilliant albums as well as brand new unreleased music.
Support comes from Efterklang.
Tiernan is the singer of acclaimed rock band deathcrash. As a solo artist, Tiernan cements his position as one of the country’s most unique songwriters, showcasing an innate ability to turn his deepest agonies into blooming moments of delicate beauty.
In 2012 Gruff Rhys embarked on a solo ‘investigative concert tour’ through the heart of America following the route taken by his distant relative John Evans. Every night he presented songs augmented by a power point presentation that detailed his relative’s unbelievable history, along with any new piece of information that had come his way during the day. He was ultimately looking for Evans’s lost unmarked grave.
Along with many major cities the tour took him to play shows at the Mandan and Omaha tribe reservations, a Missouri vineyard, villages that no longer exist that lay at the bottom the Mississippi river and a New Orleans bordello.
What transpired from that ‘investigative concert tour’ was a 2014 album, American Interior, plus a book, film and exhaustive tour of the same name. With the aid of the dusted-off power point presentation, Gruff Rhys and a full band revisits the project in 2025 to perform the songs that formed both the album, and the soundtrack to the film.
Having travelled to Joshua Tree, Calif. to record with esteemed producer Alex Newport (At the Drive-In, Bloc Party), the frenzied quartet released their album “Physical Surveillance” on renowned UK indie label Nice Swan in November 2024.
Swedish musician Mariam Wallentin is an artist with a big heart, as thoughtful as she is musically bold. Soulfulness meets music that makes us feel and think. With musical roots partly in improvisation and new music, partly in pop and soul, Wallentin’s solo-project Mariam The Believer is pop-oriented with an air of jazz, touch of soul, the receptiveness and enchantment of spiritual music and the spacious richness of improvisation.
Tickets are now SOLD OUT.
Support comes from Mezanmi.
Spawned in the era of warehouse raves the seminal band The Sabres of Paradise, along with the likes of the Chemical Brothers, Underworld and Leftfield were lauded as the true pioneers of a new wave of dance / electronica taking over the clubs and eventually the airwaves.
Formed in 1992 The Sabres of Paradise, originally a studio partnership of Andrew Weatherall, Jagz Kooner and Gary Burns, were prolific working with and remixing the artists of the day including Bjork, Leftfield and New Order before signing to the iconic Warp Records to concentrate on their own sound.
In preparation for the 2025 version of the live shows, the band has gone back to the original files, tracks recorded on Akai samplers and now defunct multitrack Hi-8 systems, and have been bringing them up to date with the latest tech; rebuilding building every track to make sure it is as close to the originals and possible. They have also commissioned Chris Tomsett of Innerstrings to create live visuals for the performances ensuring that The Sabres Of Paradise Live will truly be an audio visual spectacular worthy of the band’s legacy.
Adrian Crowley is an award-winning Irish songwriter, singer, and composer who has, in over two decades, created a deeply affecting body of work. The Dublin-based artist is noted as having a uniquely dark poetic sensibility and an arrestingly resonant voice.
Josephine Foster is a North American artist celebrated as a singer, multi-instrumentalist, and composer.
Foster’s artistry draws from timeless spiritual wells, her performances hypnotic and dreamlike. Her otherworldly voice weaves seamlessly with her instruments—guitar, piano, harp, and autoharp—creating folk-inspired songs with intricate and unexpected arrangements.
Ben Watt and Tracey Thorn, best known together as Everything But The Girl, return to the MOTH Club to play 3 rare and intimate seated shows in June.
They will perform as a part-acoustic part-electronic duo accompanied by Rex Horan (double bass) and Family Stereo’s Blake Watt (guitar, vocals), drawing on songs from their 40-year careers as both solo artists and a best-selling duo.
The evening will consist of two sets and an interval. Ben and Tracey will be on stage at 8pm. There is no support. The venue will be mostly seated with some additional standing. Seats allocated on first come first served basis. Doors 7pm.
Sunday 8 June – WAIT LIST
Monday 9 June – WAIT LIST
Tuesday 10 June – WAIT LIST
In the fall of 2023, that treasure came in the form of a shoebox filled with home videos Powers found in his parents’ basement while he was looking for a pre-war harmonica that once belonged to his grandma. “When I took the tapes home and popped in the first one, it was my brother Bobby and I at the state fair. I was 4 years old choking on a corn dog,” he laughs. “If anything’s a summary of life, that is.” Powers spent the following week recording his favorite moments off the TV — Easter egg hunts, backyard baseball, bloody noses, birthday parties, road trips, and all the life in-between.
Rooted in love and childhood memoir, Rarely Do I Dream is a triumph of American gothic imagination — where storybook innocence dissolves into a radioactive billow of teenage drifters, drug-addled hustlers, and old-world folklore. Drifting between propulsive electronica and hallucinatory rock songs, Powers’ singular voice always glows front and center as the neon road sign pointing home.
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.
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.
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.
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.
(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. Friday 10th is already sold out but tickets are on sale now for Thursday 9th.
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.
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 – TICKETS
Folamour plays Magazine London
6 HOUR SET
Tickets are now SOLD OUT.
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.
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.