London’s Ultimate Music Calendar

ELMS
From Manchester comes a band with soaring, anthemic, melodic tunes in the classic tradition. Heartfelt lyrics and powerful instrumentation reminiscent of Verve, The Killers & Snow Patrol, with a touch more melancholy, Elms are one to watch - catchy songwriting with a great stage presence.

GRAMMY® Award-winning rock band Muse will be returning to The O2 on Sunday 15 and Monday 16 November 2026.

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Following performances of A Prayer for D’Angelo over the past year at MU, Church of Sound, and We Out Here Festival, Dave Okumu returns with a new gathering exploring his musical ancestors.

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After last year’s sold-out acoustic show, Dolu Kadehi Ters Tut return to London for their biggest UK performance yet.

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**Le Boom** are Irish brothers Andy and Christy Leech, an electronic act known for their immersive live shows that sit somewhere between a gig, a rave and a house party.

De Staat has built a reputation as one of Europe’s most inventive and fearless live acts. With six studio albums and numerous live shows under their belt, the band has consistently pushed the boundaries of what a rock band can be.

3 bands in our basement, for less than a pint. What more could you ask for?

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James Knott and band return to stage.

One of the best projects on the london scene,

A very special evening with Arborist, in support of his latest album Looking For Love.

Belfast native Mark McCambridge played his first show as Arborist supporting James Yorkston.

Rough Trade Denmark Street is very excited to present a live performance and signing from Swansea Sound. This unique event celebrates the release of their new album 'Pre-Post-Truth' released via Skep Wax Records.

ADDITIONAL SHOW ADDED DUE TO DEMAND.

To celebrate the release of the new album, Johnny Marr visits Kingston to play an hour long full-band set at Circuit.

The Age Of Everything is Johnny Marr's fifth full length studio record.

GRAMMY® Award-winning rock band Muse will be returning to The O2 on Sunday 15 and Monday 16 November 2026.

Edgehill appreciate the cracks, the nicks, the bumps, and the bruises.

The Nashville, TN trio—Chris Kelly [lead vocals, guitar], Jake Zimmermann [lead guitar, vocals], and Aidan Cunningham [drums]—never sand down or smooth out the edges of their songs.

Origin stories reenact familiar myths; this one begins with a kid alone in a bedroom, trying to make something no one has heard before.

Multi-Platinum band The Fray’s highly anticipated new album, A Light That Waits, is out now. The band also announced the Autumn of Light Tour, which will stop at Eventim Apollo on 16th November 2026.

Fresh from selling out EartH Hackney and The Dome, BO NINGEN come to play a, quite frankly, LUDICROUSLY intimate show as part of the Alcopop!

100 Club presents... Jerkcurb

The 100 Club's End Of Year Series returns, bringing underplays and shows featuring the next wave of great artists to London's beloved basement.

Ashley Singh is a London-based singer-songwriter known for his honest, emotionally driven music that explores love, heartbreak and mental health.

Off-beat, downbeat, and occasionally out-of-tune, Troutflies play sparse songs with the aid of melodicas, fuzzy cassette tapes, and children’s xylophones, among various other tools. Troutflies have just released a second album 'Wild Troutflies'.

Berlin- and Lisbon-based singer-songwriter and visual artist ANIQO will release a new album in November produced by Bill Ryder-Jones

To celebrate the release of the new album, Johnny Marr visits Kingston to play an hour long full-band set at Circuit.

The Age Of Everything is Johnny Marr's fifth full length studio record.