Naima Bock (formerly of Goat Girl) brings her second album, Below A Massive Dark Land (out 27 September via Sub Pop), to The Ivy House on Thursday 21 November with a full band.
Tickets are now SOLD OUT.
British electronic duo Tibasko play Corsica Studios on Thursday 21 November.
Support comes from Oscar Farrell (DJ set).
Having pieced together and road-tested their debut album during a year long residency at Servant Jazz Quarters, Dog Unit’s ‘At Home’ arrives ahead of a show at The Lower Third on Friday 22nd November.
Support comes from Barbican Estate.
After a sold out show at Corsica Studios in September, we are pleased to announce German DJ/producer BUNT. will play Colour Factory on Saturday 23rd November.
Due to phenomenal demand, we’ve added a second show on Sunday 24th November.
Tickets are now SOLD OUT.
The Folk Implosion, co-founded in the early 1990s by Lou Barlow and John Davis, recently released their first full-length studio album in over 20 years, Walk Thru Me.
The Folk Implosion plays Oslo Hackney on 27 November.
Support comes from Ghum.
Kate Nash is a BRIT Award-winning singer-songwriter, musician and actress known for her fearless approach to music and unapologetic storytelling. After selling out her show at EartH Theatre, Kate Nash returns for a headline show KOKO on 28th November.
Tickets are now SOLD OUT.
Support comes from Connie Constance.
Acclaimed Scottish singer/songwriter Kenny Anderson, known as King Creosote, headlines Union Chapel on Thursday 28th and Friday 29th November. Thursday has now SOLD OUT, but an extra date has been added due to phenomenal demand.
All ages (under 16s must be accompanied by an adult)
Support comes from Emily Barker.
We are pleased to announce Capitane Night #7 with Fervents, Nicolas Michaux, and Lisa-Li Lund at Shacklewell Arms on Thursday 28 November.
Eat Your Own Ears and The Warehouse Project come together again for an epic event on Friday 29 November. curated by Barry Can’t Swim.
World-renowned jazz musician Shabaka Hutchings (Sons of Kemet, The Comet Is Coming) recently put the saxophone down to devote his studies and energies toward the flute, releasing his debut solo album Perceive its Beauty, Acknowledge its Grace this year.
After a sold out performance at The Barbican in May, we are pleased to announce Shabaka’s return to Royal Festival Hall on Saturday 30 November.
We’re thrilled to have Belgium’s Sylvie Kreusch back in London for a show at The Lexington on Monday 2nd December!
Support comes from FINDLAY.
This show is now SOLD OUT, so we have added a show at Oslo on 26 May 2025.
Two decades since debuting as the masked-and-nicknamed drummer and vocalist of Animal Collective, Noah Lennox is back with his first solo album in five years and a headline show at The Lexington on 10 December.
Tickets are now SOLD OUT.
After two sold out nights at Electric Brixton in March, Die Antwoord is back to play Troxy on Thursday 12 December.
Support comes from LIL2HOOD AKA FLA$H.
James Yorkston returns to play The Waiting Room on 15 December.
Tickets are now SOLD OUT.
Floating Points brings new album Cascade to HERE at Outernet in January.
Wednesday 22nd January is SOLD OUT.
Thursday 23rd January is SOLD OUT.
Friday 24th January (early show) is SOLD OUT.
Friday 24th January (late show) SOLD OUT.
Over their two albums, English alternative indie pop band Ten Fé have become something of a cult band amongst their fans. Following a sold out show at OMEARA, we are pleased to announce Ten Fé is back to play Lafayette on Saturday 1 February.
JPEGMAFIA returns with his ‘Lay Down My Life’ tour, playing London’s Roundhouse on Tuesday 4th February.
Fresh from the release of the ubiquitous club smash ‘Honey’, Caribou return for their first headline dates in 3 years at the Roundhouse.
Tickets for all 3 nights are now SOLD OUT.
Support comes from Ela Minus.
Berlin-based Experimental pop artist Mary Ocher returns to European stages armed with two new political records released only months apart: “Your Guide to Revolution” and “Approaching Singularity: Music for The End of Time“.
Mary Ocher plays Cafe Oto on 9 February.
Sophie Jamieson is a London-based singer-songwriter, known for delivering uncomfortably honest songs direct to the heart. Sophie Jamieson headlines The Lexington on 12 February.
English alt-pop duo HONNE bring their live show to Roundhouse on 18 February 2025.
Ela Minus plays Oslo Hackney on 20 February 2025.
Ela Minus is a Colombian multi-instrumentalist, known for her hands-on, hardware-driven approach to music. Rejecting the use of laptops in her process, she creates intricate, intuitive music that combines analogue machines with her own voice. Her new album DIA will be out on 17 January 2025 via Domino.
Within the UK, there are a select few burgeoning icons, artists that push the boundaries with their musical output while embodying a presence across all mediums that feeds into mass intrigue and curiosity. London-based rapper, poet and producer John Glacier is one of the few that can lay claim to this status. After years of garnering intrigue across the mainstream and underground, John Glacier will finally release her debut album, Like A Ribbon, via Young on February 14th, 2025.
Brigid Mae Power’s forthcoming album, ‘Songs for You’, set for release at the end of January, showcases a minimalist yet deeply evocative sound. With her ethereal vocals and atmospheric arrangements, Brigid breathes new life into these timeless songs, creating a powerful homage filled with nostalgia and personal reflection. Each track offers a fresh yet intimate take, making this album a moving bridge between memory and music.
Brigid Mae Power plays Kings Place Hall 2 on 20 February 2025.
Dream, Ivory is a band formed in 2016 by Southern California-based Filipino-American brothers Christian and Louie Baello.
Known for their cult hit “welcome and goodbye”, which as of October 2024 has amassed over 200 million Spotify streams (mostly within 2023-2024) and was certified Gold by the RIAA on July 31, 2024, the band originally existed in the shoegaze and dreampop corners of the indie world but expanded their sound with pop-punk and alt-rock influences in their 2022 debut record ‘About A Boy’.
Dream, Ivory headlines MOTH Club on 20 February 2025.
It’s been 20 years since Tunng’s genre-blurring, self-styled ‘pagan folktronica’ first emerged from an east London studio. Tunng’s eighth studio album, Love You All Over Again, is a winning amalgam of texture and melody, disconcerting imagery and shapeshifting production.
Due to high demand, the venue for this show has been upgraded from OMEARA to EartH Theatre.
Support comes from Dana Gavanski.
Lauren Mayberry, frontwoman for acclaimed electro-pop band CHVRCHES, is releasing her eagerly awaited debut solo album, Vicious Creature, on 6 December.
Lauren Mayberry plays Academy 2 in Manchester on 24 March 2025.
Steve Wynn brings his new album ‘Make It Right’ to MOTH Club on 25 March 2025.
Please note this is a seated event.
Lauren Mayberry, frontwoman for acclaimed electro-pop band CHVRCHES, is releasing her eagerly awaited debut solo album, Vicious Creature, on 6 December.
Lauren Mayberry plays O2 Shepherds Bush Empire on 26 March 2025.
Oracle Sisters play KOKO on 2 April 2025.
With a newly released 6th album and a sold out show at KOKO in November, we are pleased to announce Kate Nash will headline O2 Forum Kentish Town on 9th April 2025.
Frànçois & The Atlas Mountains play MOTH Club on Thursday 10th April.
The 6th album from F&AM, Âge Fleuve—or rather, a “liquid inspiration”— is built on a heritage of memory. And when one delves into the mystery of this heritage, the answer becomes clear: “We’re here, under this part of the river, further downstream. Everything communicates, everything is in motion.” In other words, an album flowing through the river of our sensory, intimate, and universal heritage.
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.
‘spine-tingling’ and ‘transportative’, leaving the ‘swaying crowd begging for more’
– The Guardian
‘captivating, unique, special and mesmerising’
– XS Noize
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.