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Lower East Side native sombr exudes staying power with his remarkable aural instincts and an insatiability for experimenting with new sounds.

An intimate, immersive experience with Stompy’s Playground.

We’re celebrating the release of DIY’s March issue in style - with an unforgettable night of live music and good times.

AFTERDRIVE return with their new single Fashion, out February 25th 2026, a dark, hazy dive into modern romance. Pre-save Fashion here. To celebrate the release, the band will play a headline London show at The Social on March 9th.

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London-based singer-songwriter Luca Firth crafts indie-folk that balances intimacy with quiet ambition. Blending organic instrumentation with gentle electronic textures, his music explores self-reflection, human connection and the natural world with warmth and sincerity.

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New Cross Live presents Bailey Lanes.

Poetic storyteller and experimental producer Bailey Lanes delves into her own experiences to provide a vivid musical narrative for a disenchanted generation.

with support from Eliza Pix & Benjamin Marshall

Lower East Side native sombr exudes staying power with his remarkable aural instincts and an insatiability for experimenting with new sounds.

Presented by FORM.

Communion ONE

The Man The Myth The Meatslab

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Maicín began as a creative escape for songwriter Matt Hurley and drummer Aidan Kelleher, two young architects worn down by London life. What started as weekly jams to escape the mundanity of corporate life quickly became a fully fledged band.

A stellar lineup for your Tuesday at The Gladstone Arms. Channeling elements of folk and alt-pop, join us for Samuel Fox, Jelia and svisi.

Where Winds Rest returns for another evening of folk and experimental music! This edition features Wildwood Daddy, Louis Gardner, Everett and Panik Deluxe.

Dreamhouse. A place with No Names, only Colour and Noise. Warped Melodies, Familiar Echoes and Music made for the moments that matter. Welcome to the Dreamhouse. Please Dream Responsibly.

Swedish singer-songwriter Amanda Bergman has long been one of the most captivating voices in Scandinavian music.

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Settle in and enjoy the sounds of Spencer Chaplin, who'll treat you to a bunch of eclectic throwback tunes brimmed with guitar and charm.

To celebrate the release of the new album, The Dream Machine visits Kingston to play an in-store set.

Whatever Works presents:

Gama Re
Your friends neighbours favourite band

Nick 50
Dirty Rock from Peckham

Bardeaux
London post-punk / alternative band.

Franz Ferdinand return with their sixth studio album, The Human Fear, coursing with an energy that makes you feel very much alive.

Maybe this is a set of songs about fear. Maybe this is just a set of bangers from an era-defining band continuing their unquestionably living legacy.

Folk Bitch Trio—the Australian band of Gracie Sinclair (she/her), Jeanie Pilkington (she/her) and Heide Peverelle (they/them)— have just released their debut album, Now Would Be A Good Time.

Elias Rønnenfelt is a Danish musician and poet, known as the lead singer and lyricist of Iceage.

Since his debut album, Psychic Data, first burst onto the scene (direct from a small bedroom studio in Wigan, UK), TVAM has defined the sound and spectacle of nostalgia’s grip on our lives; from the sloganeering of Porsche Majeure, to the electioneering of Semantics.