All London's live music

In celebration of Step Up’s fifth anniversary, theFAC and Amazon Music are hosting a special live Artist’s Voice showcase event on Wednesday 16th September at London’s legendary Barfly venue.

Kili Presents

Baby Smith

Communion ONE presents

George Erith

Presented by SJM.

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.

Rough Trade Denmark Street is very excited to present a stripped back performance and signing from The Tubs (Owen Williams and Lan McArdle). This unique event celebrates the release of their new album 'Hard Life' released via Merge Records.

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Cornish psychedelic-folk collective Blind Yeo blur motorik beats, rave synths and jagged electric guitar. A cosmic hot pot of psychedelic improv and a danceable whirlwind of polyrhythmic joy.

Formed in 2025, Little Grandad’s songs sound like a sort of Venn diagram of rust-belt Americana, Brooklyn-informed slacker-rock, and warm yet ramshackle British indie guitar rock. It also sounds nothing like those things.

The Rock Revival presents Swim School.

Portland, Oregon-based singer-songwriter, Laura Veirs, blends the poetic sensibilities of folk with the rough edges of indie rock. Her career has seen her collaborate with luminaries such as kd lang, Neko Case, Sufjan Stevens, Jim James, The Decemberists, Bill Frisell and many more.

Celebrate Mirrors & Dreamwaves 10th Anniversary Tour! The Falling Doves hit London Sept 16 with Jimi Boswell. Rock, glam & Drama!

Young Martyrs sound like The Eagles would sound if they'd formed in 2020, often also compared to artists like Kings of Leon, Jeff Buckley and Fleet Foxes.

FELIX are an indie pop/rock band delivering big hooks, driving guitars and energetic live shows. Taking inspiration from the likes of Catfish and the Bottlemen, Arctic Monkeys and The 1975, they blend catchy anthems with feel-good energy and plenty of crowd interaction.

Jenny Sturgeon and M G Boulter have been pen pals since 2021, maintaining the ebb and flow of a musical conversation between their respective homes on Shetland and Southend-on-Sea, Essex.

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

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.

FORM Presents

ROSA WALTON

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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.

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.