All London's live music

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.

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Salih Korkut Peker (SKP) and Jabbaristan take us on an improvised journey based on Anatolian and Middle Eastern music, incorporating the world of electronic sounds with modified and authentic instruments, such as cümbüsh, saz, darbuka, riq and frame drum…

New Cross Live Presents Marshall Stacks

New York-based, Chicago-born guitarist Marshall Stacks is known for his fusion of mind-bending synthscapes and soaring hard rock riffs. His music merges hard rock and electronic music through free-form noise exploration and heavy metal songwriting.

Searing rhythms incoming… MISFYA’s bold, brash club sounds are paired up with Brbko’s razor-sharp vocals for a blistering double bill.

Scottish producer, DJ, singer, and songwriter Sam Gellaitry creates vivid, genre-blurring music shaped by synesthesia

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24-year-old LYNY, aka Alec Leinhauser’s growth as an artist has been inescapable. He is pushing the boundaries of electronic music by discovering and combining new cutting-edge sounds with melodic compositions.

Concrete Gazebo and Kleptofirm celebrate a double album launch, as they see tape releases drop on Goldsmiths label NX Records this spring.

Drawing from the rich tradition of Spiritual Jazz, The Forever Presence weave in ambient electronic textures and contemporary classical arrangements that evoke both depth and delicacy. Their work is a musical meditation on the present moment and the eternal.

Plumm’s sound is dark, ethereal, alternative, triphop, electronic, improvisational and vocal heavy. She is being claimed as one of the most creative and exciting singers coming out of London.

Arrival — Immersion — Release.

AIR is a place to return to.
To arrive as you are.
To dress freely, dance fully, and let go of whatever you carried in.

Omen Festival Series is a bi-annual winter new music series, celebrating acts at the forefront of the UK's next wave of alternative music.

Phil Meadows has received two Parliamentary Jazz Awards, a London Music Award and the Peter Whittingham Jazz Award for his music.

Join Matthew C. Whitaker (HENGE) and Shunya for an evening of music celebrating the release of Whitaker’s second solo album,Songs for the Weary - a collection of graceful compositions incorporating classical guitar, rich string arrangements, and subtle electronics.

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International Women’s Day special with Chewy She, DJ Queen Kong & more. Fierce sounds, fearless women, big energy.

Expect a night of fearless expression, sweaty dancing, and unapologetic joy as we celebrate artists who bend genres, challenge norms, and take up space exactly as they are.

Show of Hands – LONDON LAUNCH
A brand new independent jazz, electronic and arts experience. Late May Bank Holiday weekend, 2026

Kicking off proceedings, we’re hosting a London launch party with some of our performers & extended family.

Phil Meadows has received two Parliamentary Jazz Awards, a London Music Award and the Peter Whittingham Jazz Award for his music.

To celebrate the release of their new album “Enter The Sound,” Dub Pistols and Freestylers come to Kingston to play a show at The Fighting Cocks.

“This is a plea for a bit more patience with each other, and for me to be a bit more patient with myself,”

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Lisbon-born MARO is a multi-instrumentalist, songwriter and producer whose genre-blurring sound moves effortlessly between pop, folk and electronic textures.

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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.