All London's live music

Babar Luck Extravagazna

East End Trinity - Electric rock noise groove unit

Arif Najak - Reggae loop song maestro positive vibes

Luke Hall - Solo acoustic intense intelligent prog

Join us to celebrate the release of Drum & Lace's EP Terra (out 3.13 on Mesh) and, coincidentally, to honour Earth Day!

Kate Fleur-Young opens the evening with her spellbinding & powerful new music, incorporating ritual and ceremony in her live set.

A night of live South-East Soul. South-London Soulstress is returning to her homing grounds for a mid-meek show of melodious music, with her full 6-piece band. The London-born artist joins us mid-spring on the brink of her debut album as she presents new lyrics, new stories, and new grooves.

Join Transgression for a night of female/ non-binary/ trans Electronic artists spanning from Hyperpop, to Electronica, and more!

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Be Sharp and Real Life present Brokencyde

with Dot Dot Curve

support from Crostpaths and Rebuilt boys

The sprawling story of Calva Louise, the band that found each other from opposite corners of the world - whose combined influences and experiences created a myriad of captivating threads entwined into their existence.

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Joshua Idehen

+ special guests

Rough Trade Recommends presents: SILVERWINGKILLER + lttl mort + Lifeloose

Rough Trade's monthly new music showcase returns with some of the best up-and-coming acts in the alternative scene.

The eco-feminist genre-defying music artist returns to our stage to perform an intimate, career-spanning set against a backdrop of her own original films.

The London gig at New River studio is the closing gig for the UK tour and will be joined by The Seer and VJ Coco.

Celebrate 20 years of The Great Escape with our 2026 edition of TGE Presents — a monthly series of free entry live shows at The Old Blue Last in Shoreditch.

To celebrate the release of the new album, KNEECAP visit Kingston to play at Circuit (the venue formerly known as Pryzm).

Kneecap return to bend genre, language, and rules. The most talked about artists in the world are turning the page.

Dolphin Hyperspace are a Los Angeles-based electro-jazz duo putting improvisation at the heart of their music. Saxophonist Nicole McCabe and bassist Logan Kane combine driving synths, unhinged rhythms, and virtuosic interplay to create a high-energy, genre-bending sound.

A founding member of Electric Wire Hustle, Myele has released five solo albums, and racked up tours and collaborations with Jordan Rakei, Theo Parrish, Miguel Atwood-Ferguson, Recloose and Amp Fiddler amongst others.

Five new works for this unique trio that explore sonic terrains through improvisation, digital processing, loops, and live performance.

Detroit techno legends Octave One and Carl Craig are joining Three Sixty festival to push through the boundaries of time and space.

High-energy house and tech-house with raw saxophone

WENZL is heading to Hootananny for his London debut!

Wenzl McGowen aka Traffic Cone Sax Man is a multifaceted artist known for his groundbreaking work as a DJ, saxophonist, producer, and inventor, redefining live electronic music.

Sad House Daddy presents ZELT (live + DJ set) with support from Yellow Ox live at Biddle Bros. Free entry!

Scruff of the Neck presents

Lucy Dreams

"The Pet Shop Boys of the Future" — live in London!

Mesmerizing and exuberant Argentinian LA YEGROS is back with her new live show, ready to make you dance once again!

Live Show from 8pm-10.30pm

¡Cumbia, Mi Amor! clubnight 10.30pm – 3am

Electronic/dance duo from Buenos Aires, Argentina, playing their favourite techno, house and disco tunes in a DJ set with special guests at The Victoria.

6-piece UK New Jazz band Tanhai Collective draw from 70s soul jazz, post-rock and UK dance music to build their unique high-energy sound.

Permanent Joy Division Passion – from Italia, and nominated by Peter Hook himself as an officially approved Joy Division tribute, you really won’t experience a better expression of the band than this.