All London's live music

BELL OF PEACE
Unpredictable and self-affecting groove-based modular synthesiser - the guy playing it swears he won’t mind if you start talking to your friends.

Texas Horse Meat Scandal is the new project of the artist formally known as gglum. Lo-fi, moody and atmospheric, her songs are a look into the sense of finding meaning and purpose in a demanding modern world.

Rebecca's Jewellery is the brainchild of singer/producer Leon Benson, influenced by minimalism, analogue synthesisers and folk music.

VERA SACRA is producer and cellist Emily Marks from Sheffield, whose dark and intimate live shows have captivated audiences across London and beyond. Creating music that feels as ethereal as it is intimate, VERA SACRA creates a sound that floats between ambient, expansive electronica and energetic dance-influenced tracks. A self-produced artist, her songs have a sculptural quality to them, intricately blending textures of cello, synths and whispery vocals inspired by her classical background and introverted tendencies.