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Sean Finch is a Singer, Guitarist and Songwriter from Belfast, Ireland.

dEUS will play their classic albums Worst Case Scenario and In A Bar, Under The Sea in full on a UK and European tour to celebrate their 30th anniversaries.

From the artist who gave you the RIAA-Gold smash Ode To A Conversation Stuck In Your Throat, Del Water Gap has become a truly global force. With half a billion streams and sold-out headline shows under his belt, he now returns with his third album, Chasing The Chimera.

Rough Trade East is very excited to present an acoustic performance, Q&A and signing from Olive Jones. This unique event celebrates the release of their new album 'For Mary'.

“This is not a side project. It’s a new touring and recording band," declares Aaron Stainthorpe, the long standing frontman with doom metal maestros My Dying Bride, and follows "with our debut studio album, we’re showing our love for all things gothic and grand,

Lydia Laughing return to the stage with a special headline show celebrating the release of their second single, “New Beginnings”, at the intimate Folklore, Hoxton.

Alfreda is a London-based alt-pop artist and performer whose work fuses theatrical pop, spoken-word, and surreal storytelling.

Alan Daniel Tobin is a West Cork–based songwriter, producer and multi-instrumentalist whose music flexes between the sadness and delight of everyday life.

The Hellp are an American indie-electronic band pushing sonic boundaries with a never-ending evolution and a refusal to be confined to any one genre or audience.

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Join us for a St Patrick's Day celebration

New Lands returns for another helping; joined by My Mercury and tall child.

Pay in advance to receive a FREE pint of New Lands lager at the gig!

Michael Xanthe George Georgia. A 4-piece indie/alt-country band out of London.

A wonderful lineup for your Tuesday at The Gladstone Arms. Channeling elements of folk, americana and indie, join us for The Embers, Oh Douglas and David Leopold.

Following dates in North America, most of Europe, Australia and New Zealand, Berlin’s Mary Ocher returns with a marvellous piano album – “Weimar”, her most intimate record yet.

Singer-songwriter Laura Fell returns to play her first show in London in over four years. She brings with her a full band to launch her new EP ‘All The Work To Keep At Bay’, recorded with Mercury Prize-winning producer Mike Lindsay.

Singer-Songwriter IndiePop artist Will Stockle takes sad experiences and turns them into Feel Good Pop songs with hooks so catchy and upbeat rhythms, you’ll forget you were ever sad in the first place.

With twenty Top 20 hits and nine Top 20 albums under their belt – not to mention a glittering collection of gold and silver records – Echo & The Bunnymen have carved their place as true icons of British music.

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Jehnny Beth first came to prominence as the compelling frontwoman of Savages, the Mercury Prize–nominated post-punk band known for its live performances and stark lyricism.

The Hellp are an American indie-electronic band pushing sonic boundaries with a never-ending evolution and a refusal to be confined to any one genre or audience.

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9-piece collective TC & The Groove Family are hitting the road with their fiery, eclectic sound that flies through afrobeat, broken beat, jungle, jazz, and grime.

Featuring support from Popscene

THE INCUREABLES – Hotter than a Fire In Cairo, these 5 Imaginary Boys (who don’t cry) are London’s primary tribute to Crawley’s finest Goth pop institution.

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Tenderness is the solo project of Katy Beth Young. (Peggy Sue, Deep Throat Choir) She writes strange love songs about romance, grief and re-read text messages.