All London's live music

London-born & based multi-instrumentalist David Mrakpor will be showcasing some of his solo music.

Adum hasn’t rushed this. There’s a sense of patience to the way he’s built things so far, trusting the songs to do their job rather than forcing the moment. No shortcuts, no industry sleight of hand, just a sharp instinct for melody and an emotional directness that doesn’t need dressing up.

Electronic music Open Mic.…from 7pm til late- pitch up with your machines and make electronica based whoopee for 10 minutes amongst your electro bangin’ peers. A wonderful evening. FREE ENTRY.

The 100 Club presents…Steinsdotter

To celebrate the recent release and success of their 2nd full length mixtape ‘Twice Born’, Steinsdotter return to London for the first time in 3 years on the 3rd June.

Join us for a live performance of Be Human, the first album as a duo by Violeta Vicci and Bruno Bavota, set for release through UK independent label Bigo & Twigetti on 8 May.

Iris Silver Mist, the new album by Norwegian musician, writer, and artist Jenny Hval, is not named after a song but a fragrance.

Co-presented with Bird on the Wire.

Supported by d&b audiotechnik.

Eat Your Own Ears presents Danalogue at The Waiting Room, with live visuals from Innerstrings.

Danalogue, founding member and producer of The Comet is Coming and Soccer96, weaves hypnotic analogue synths, pulsating drum machines, and cosmic textures into an electrifying live experience.

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Unpredictable Series presents Sculpture and The Light Surgeons

An Evening of Audiovisual Performance & Live Cinema

We welcome two landmark acts in the world of live audiovisual performance – artists for whom the screen is never passive and sound is never mere accompaniment.

Kraftwerk and the much-celebrated robots return to the UK bringing with them their constantly upgraded Multimedia Tour which began back in 2012 at the Museum of Modern Art in New York.

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.

Kraftwerk and the much-celebrated robots return to the UK bringing with them their constantly upgraded Multimedia Tour which began back in 2012 at the Museum of Modern Art in New York.

Esmee presents the launch of their debut EP and magazine 'Ties'.

The Streets originally released in 2004, A Grand Don’t Come For Free, entering the UK charts at No.1, the record went multi-platinum and delivered era-defining singles including “Dry Your Eyes”, “Fit But You Know It”, and “Blinded By The Lights”.

Mouse on Mars, together with collaborators Dodo NKishi and Louis Chude-Sokei, present a real time remix of their collaboration with the late, great dub legend Lee "Scratch" Perry.

An intimate, exploratory live set blending improvised sound-making with curated compositions. Expect tactile acoustic textures, electronic processing and unique, site-specific sound.

We Are Not Devo – Here we are, surveying the cerebrally challenged apefest that is the 21st Century, and we have to conclude that the De-Evolution Band were bang on the money…We Are ALL Devo…yes, we have devolved just like Devo said was happening nigh on 50 years ago.

Kraftwerk and the much-celebrated robots return to the UK bringing with them their constantly upgraded Multimedia Tour which began back in 2012 at the Museum of Modern Art in New York.

Future Movers are an ever-evolving ensemble featuring the UK’s finest breakthrough jazz musicians. They play a mix of jazz, hip-hop, Afrobeat, funk and soul, drawing influence from Fela Kuti, Tony Allen, Maceo Parker and more.

Wolf’s work sonically unites natural and modern worlds, integrating ecological sources into her minimalist electronic compositions. Using melody and repetition, she lures listeners to her hypnotic inner space, conjuring vivid textures and atmospheres imbued with emotion.

Finding equilibrium in an ever-evolving practice of improvisation and collective composition, the trio of Whitney Johnson, Lia Kohl, and Macie Stewart traverse a new sonic space in the spirit of play and intuitive experimentation.

New wave to new romantic, synth pop to electro-disco.​ Crowd pleasers, floor fillers and forgotten bangers.

We are excited to announce that our next REFORMATION event will feature KÜHLE MATROSEN making their UK debut, with support from London's NOTHING NEW

KÜHLE MATROSEN

DIY – Minimal – Synth Wave – Neue Deutsche Welle – Post-punk

Mouse on Mars, together with collaborators Dodo NKishi and Louis Chude-Sokei, present a real time remix of their collaboration with the late, great dub legend Lee "Scratch" Perry.

Future Movers are an ever-evolving ensemble featuring the UK’s finest breakthrough jazz musicians. They play a mix of jazz, hip-hop, Afrobeat, funk and soul, drawing influence from Fela Kuti, Tony Allen, Maceo Parker and more.