London’s Ultimate Music Calendar

Scruff of The Neck presents NOËP plus supports TBC live at The Dome

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The Trusted are a four-piece from Southend-on-Sea, making sharp, emotional indie pop with post-punk bite. Built on chiming guitars, tight rhythms and honest storytelling, their songs chase big hooks without losing the human pulse underneath.

Thirty-five years on, Swervedriver are ready to celebrate their iconic debut with ‘Raise At 35’ – a special performance at the Village Underground in London on October 24th, where the band will play the album in its entirety, among other songs from their vast back catalogue.

FAEDA are a four-piece indie rock powerhouse from Thurso, the most northern town in the UK, deep in the Scottish Highlands. Being so far from the mainstream hasn’t held them back; if anything, it’s made them hungrier and more determined to make their mark.

Presenting a very special show with Potato, celebrating the launch of their new double single "What's Next? / Hans" which comes out on the 27th October, ahead of their new album "Down, Along and Through", out on the 4th December via Big Richard Records.

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Not My Wife are a London-based, New Zealand-formed five-piece Not My Wife—comprised of Olivia Mercer (vocals), Sophie Howe (keyboard), Andrew Roberts (bass), Cam Meads (drums), and Josef Shadwell (guitar).

Brazilian singer, songwriter, instrumentalist and producer Nina Maia is one of the most compelling emerging voices in contemporary Brazilian music

Outbreak Presents:

Citizen

+ Modern Color

+ Thistle.

Freedom Pass with special guests Nobodies
An Anglo-French rock ’n’ roll entente cordiale — with fewer treaties and considerably more distortion.

Body Type was formed in Sydney in 2016. They have since released their acclaimed sophomore record Expired Candy (2023) and the Australian Prize-nominated debut LP Everything is Dangerous but Nothing’s Surprising (2022) and their latest album Tally was released in July 2026.

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Dan O’Farrell & the Difference Engine – former Accrington Stanley frontman Dan now fronts this marvellous alt-folk/country/indie combo from Southampton who have just released their fourth album – ‘The Fish That Learned To Drown’ on Gare Du Nord Records, which has had some glowing reviews.

Will Samson presents his latest album Sings Again at London's St Pancras Old Church, with support from Gareth Dickson.

New London-based indie band Last Harbours bring their infectious, guitar-driven sound for the release of their first single “Feels Like” to Paper Dress!

Moonlight Academy are an emerging four-piece alt-indie LDN based outfit. Known for creating anthemic indie, and live high energy shows, don't miss them live at the iconic Sebright Arms this October.

High Windows & Marlowe join in support

London honed alt-indie trio Names headline London's iconic Old Blue Last for a farewell show this October. Don't miss it.

Rila's Edge & amilost join in support.

Ali MacQueen writes anthemic songs with a non-linear twist and is backed by musicians from the East London band, Half Pony.

Kristin Hersh shares brand new single ‘Sundial’, a dark, quietly haunting new single offering the first glimpse of new music with a full album to follow later this year.

Night Shift Events presents a fantastic evening of some of the most exciting and unusual acts from Goth and related genres

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To celebrate the release of the new album, Blossoms visits Kingston to play at Circuit.

Blossoms return with their 6th studio album, ‘Songs From The Wedding Cake’.

From 2007 until 2019 Case Hardin were one of the UK’s best loved Americana/ Alt. Country bands... with four critically acclaimed albums on Clubhouse Records and a reputation as a fearsome live act...