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A charity gig by After Midnight and friends.

This September, we’re celebrating 25 years of The Strokes’ seminal indie album, ‘Is This It’.

An iconic album that rewired rock ‘n’ roll with its irresistible songs, inventive guitar riffs, and arty arrogance.

James Marriott presents a one-night-only headline show at O2 Academy Brixton, quickly following up on his main-stage performances at Reading and Leeds Festival this weekend.

Support will come from special guests Chloe Slater and Hannah Grae.

WU LYF was always better left unspoken, experienced rather than discussed.

SOAP live at Sebright Arms

FORM Presents

ROSA WALTON

+ Special Guests

Lucky, the brainchild of Chelsea Knight, burst onto the scene in a flurry of fuzzy guitars and captivating storytelling. Growing up in the rural town of Staghorn Flat, Australia, Knight began writing music whist working at her family’s sign shop.

Dan Bejar started Destroyer as a solo home-recording project in the early to mid-nineties.

Exploring and overturning genres such as glam, MIDI, yacht rock, and even underground Spanish independent artists, Bejar was proclaimed “Rock’s Exiled King” by The Fader.

Some things don’t come from the waking world; there’s a place we suspend in just before the transition in and out of a dream, on the cusp of a reality that cliffhangs us into where our thoughts, feelings, and desires fuse into something brand new. This is where lifepath99 emerges.

Following a string of sold-out hometown shows, Bristol’s Faith In Strangers head out on their debut tour this September.

In 1989, Joanna were on the cusp of something bigger, their sound alive with the same electricity sparking through the North West of England. Yet in a world where gatekeepers decided who would rise and who would vanish, their debut never saw daylight.

Family Stereo is the indie-folk project of London based singer-songwriter Blake Watt, established in 2018.

-Sweetheart

Sweetheart are a London-based three-piece who deliver a mix of guitar pop, alternative rock, and no wave. Expect catchy melodies that risk falling apart any second.

(https://www.instagram.com/sweetheartbanduk/)

No further information available at time of listing.

Charlie Hues is a London born singer-songwriter who crafts intimate and confessional songs. Wearing his heart on his sleeve, the songs are expressions of deeply personal experiences and inner turmoils. Feelings of loneliness and isolation, of growth and rebirth.

Pilgrims is the new collaboration between Paul Noonan and Brian Crosby.

The Dunwells are a successful Leeds based Indie-folk / Americana band with strong vocals, powerful melodies and heartfelt lyrics. Their debut album “Blind Sighted Faith” was released in 2012 following which they have released a further 6 albums/EPs.

No further information available at time of listing.

THE MIDNIGHT COWGIRLS are a powerhouse feminine collective poised to revolutionize the music scene with their electrifying blend of country, rock, metal, post-punk, and rockabilly

At just 22 years old, Barcelona-born and South London-based Marti Perramon is emerging as one of the most distinctive new voices in British pop songwriting.

Presented by Live Nation

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Josiah Queen has quickly become one of the most impactful new voices in Christian music, blending raw authenticity with deeply resonant melodies. With 744 million global streams (570M in the U.S. alone, per Luminate), his music continues to inspire a wide-reaching and rapidly growing audience

Omen Magazine presents new music from Sun God, Lifeloose, and Maya Aki.

FEEDBACK returns to The Courtyard Theatre, London on September 18th for another night of alternative rock, bringing together four of the best emerging bands from London, Brighton and Bristol.