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The Wytches formed in 2011 after meeting at music college in Brighton. During these early years, the band relentlessly played any show they could find and managed to start picking up traction, eventually signing record deals with Heavenly Recordings and Partisan (for the USA).

Daring, dynamic and devastating West Lothian's Dictator aren't here to mess about, at least when it comes to creating non-stop indie-pop anthems anyway.

Benjamin Steer is a 21-year-old British-American artist and songwriter whose music is a catchy, introspective and deeply moving selection of stories about modern love and life.

David Ford's 2005 debut Album I Sincerely Apologise for All the Trouble I've Caused took the music world quite unawares.

Rhumba Club is the London-based alt-pop project of Tom Falle, mixing analogue synths, disco grooves, and queer storytelling into bold, danceable anthems.

Live Nation presents

Aaron Rowe

+ special guests

Rough Trade is very excited to present an outstore performance from Cat Burns at Signature Brew, Haggerston. This unique event celebrates the release of their new album 'How to Be Human'.

Lau's Birthday Party #9

FORM Presents

Du Blonde (Pitchfork Festival London)

The legendary death-oompah band The Tiger Lillies return to Wilton’s Music Hall with a brand-new album and concert celebrating the weird, macabre and those that society has abandoned.

Our Man in the Field is the sonic alter ego of British songwriter Alex Ellis—a project hitting its creative stride with a sound that’s both expansive and intimate.

Ata Kak, the Ghanaian pop enigma whose highlife-hip-hop-funk wizardry has electrified festivals worldwide, remains incredulous at the label “legend”

For more than twenty years, THE SMYTHS have brought the music of The Smiths back to life in the live arena across more than 900 shows in the UK, Europe, Australia and New Zealand as well as countless festivals including Glastonbury, The Isle of Wight and Bestival.

The Dreaming Spires are a popular British band best known for their distinctive harmonies, roots-infused sound and Americana-tinged indie rock. Brothers Robin and Joe Bennett formed the early 2000s Oxfordshire indie band Goldrush, who signed to Virgin Records.

Exeter's excellent C86 / indie trio Silk Cuts celebrate the release of 'Tell Me It's Not True' with a set in our shop. Longtime friends of Banquet - and featuring members of Banquet label alumni The Cut Ups - don't miss this if you're a fan of Sarah Records, The Primitives or The Pastels.

Following instantly sold out shows in February, iconic rock legend Marilyn Manson returns this October & November with the One Assassination Under God Tour.

CUD boast the rich deep-lunged voice of Carl Puttnam, edgy guitars of Mike Dunphy and tight, funky rhythm section of William Potter on bass and Gogs Byrn on drums.

Kentucky based Indie-Rock Band Wombo headline OSLO Hackney.

Frail Body + Crippling Alcoholism live at The MOTH Club

Sounds Sick and inFireworks are proud to be bringing indie/alternative/folk artist George Houston to London.

2023 saw the release of their EP ‘Isn’t That Sweet’, the latest infectious indie guitar bops from Dublin’s Big Sleep. Including singles ‘Easy’, ‘Maccy D’s’, ‘All Of The Pretty Things’ and ‘Shivering’, all of which picked up great radio support.

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Joel Foster, born and raised in the historic brewing town of Burton upon Trent, has been passionate about music since day one. In 2022, he made the life-changing decision to step away from full-time work to commit fully in his dream of becoming a music artist.

In a basement on Madeira Island, Portugal, four friends forged a connection via music, blending the vigour of Arctic Monkeys and Red Hot Chilli Peppers with the melodies of The Beatles and the emotional depth of Caetano Veloso and Tom Jobim.

Swedish Alternative Metal act AVIANA are back with frontman Joel Holmqvist introducing a new era of the band since the release of 'Epicenter' in 2019.