All London's live music

ECLECTIC SHOCK

An evening of wonderful, varied, original live music featuring:

YOUR HETEROSEXUAL VIOLENCE

Fiery post-punk with jagged edges and left-field turns into punk-jazz: 'A swirling whirlpool of bloodthirsty piranha. Terrif.' NME

If you’ve ever imagined what baroque music might sound like tweaked for a modern audience, Alex Groves’ tunes, and Zubin Kanga’s performance, can show you.

G Clarinet Orient blends the ancient rhythms of Anatolia with the psychedelic spirit of the Middle East. Expect soaring melodies, hypnotic beats, and a powerful journey through jazz, electronics, and deep-rooted tradition.

Follow a people’s final journey across an arid landscape in this live performance and conceptual film from composer and multidisciplinary artist Chisara Agor.

Fusing the best of South Asian, jazz and electronic music, this up-tempo work by Shri Sriram is bursting with joyful energy.

Dhamaal – Core is a high-energy collaboration of South Asian, jazz and electronic traditions, creating an exhilarating and dynamic celebration of musical diversity.

A party to celebrate the debut album by The Sick Man Of Europe - a study on the tensions between human identity, technological advancement and the pursuit of meaning in the modern world. At what point do we become obsolete?

Join us for a special release show curated by singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Clementine March in celebration of 'After The Solstice', her first single on PRAH Recordings.

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Come join us for a night of classy electronica vibes and the exciting album launch of Strange Addiction's debut album DUST!

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Sad House Daddy presents Kōya Belharra with support Paris Raine live at Biddle Bros. Free entry!

On a quest for cosmic grooves of unity, Àbáse is the imagination of Hungarian producer and keyboardist Szabolcs Bognár.

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.

Celebrate the release of the EP, Cognitive Consonance, with Donavon King who will be giving his most ambitious show yet!

The fifth instalment in a continuing project championing alternative and forward thinking audio/ visual artists, Private Life presents their current favourite artists.

After five consecutive sell-out shows at The Forge, big show at The Lower Third, Henry King and Matt Lane are stepping onto a bigger stage as they headline 93 Feet East this July.

Xiaoqiao is a London-based experimental harpist and vocalist, weaving hypnotic vocals and harp through modern electronic textures to conjure transcendental lucid dreamscapes.

Bendik Giske (live) + Carmen Villain presents Music from The Living Monument (live) + Eivind Lønning plays Jim O’ Rourke’s Most but Potentially All (live)

Alexander Flood is one of Australia’s commanding beat-masters, possessing a unique and finessed arsenal of groove, power, and expertise on the drums.

On Saturday 12 July, Alexandra Palace Park will transform into the ultimate festival playground with an epic line-up of acts just announced!

Dance the day away with Faithless, Goldie, Sleeper and more against the stunning backdrop of Alexandra Palace.

The internationally acclaimed fusion group hit London.

Symbol Soup is the solo project of multi-instrumentalist Michael Rea. Tender and conversational, Symbol Soup creates indie rock songs with folk, country and electronic elements intertwined.

Yximalloo's music builds on primitive trance-like rhythms mixed with offbeat pop sensibilities by way of crude electronic sampling. A true masterpiece, a modern-day Moondog off the streets of present-day Tokyo, London, NYC, and wherever you happen to be.

Alexander Flood is one of Australia’s commanding beat-masters, possessing a unique and finessed arsenal of groove, power, and expertise on the drums.