London’s Ultimate Music Calendar

Indie rock power trio Tres Kings are fresh off the stage, supporting the likes of The Libertines, Sleeper, Huey Morgan, Trampolene, and shook the stage at the lOW Festival for the second year in a row.

Join us every Friday & Saturday night for live music here in the main bar! We have a host of bands and musicians lined up to keep your night going on until the early hours!

New Cross Live presents Mt Skies

Blending elements of emo, punk, and indie rock

Best Band

Gama Re - Your friends neighbours favourite band

Fally Ipupa will be heading to The O2 on Sunday 25 October 2026.

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To celebrate the release of the new album, Jamie T visits Kingston to play a full-band set at Circuit.

Ghosts (100 Days of Morning) sees the return of one of Britain’s most beloved artists, Jamie T.

Shrutvid, Robin and Rakesh came together in Glasgow to start Baithak — a community-driven live music collective built around Bollywood, indie and acoustic music, soulful vocals, percussion and interactive live experiences.

Back from their EU tour, hyperemo project Joshua Zero is performing at Dreambags Jaguar shoes on the 25th with special guest supports Dolly and Sweet Cheeks.

Featured on Netflix and BBC 2, Rachel Croft is an "emotive and uncompromising alternative artist at the top of her game” (Atwood Magazine) wielding exceptional vocals, cinematic songwriting and an electrifying stage presence.

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We continue our weekly Sunday in the intimate space of The Gladstone Arms. Delighted to welcome, slowly then all at once, Alex Bayly and Victoria Alexandra to the venue. It's a pay what you want gig.

Benjamin Steer is a rising British-American-Belgian singer-songwriter known for his emotive songwriting, huge hooks and honest reflections on love, anxiety and life in your 20s.

Prepare for an evening of soulful grooves and captivating melodies as the distinctive Darcey Salt brings her unique sound to The Lower Third.

Markus Kan returns on October 25th to perform his 2nd headline show at The Waiting Room

After his sold out headline show back in May; Markus Kan returns with his second headline show on 25th October, joined by two incredible support acts: Room 33 and ECHURA

James Brute celebrates the release of his debut album Move To The Ghost with a special launch show at SJQ, Dalston.

Hailing from West Palm Beach, The Jump Cuts are a four-piece band that blends the cool of The Strokes with the high-octane grit of early Arctic Monkeys. Their 2025 debut, What A Fun Way To Kill Some Time, captures the chaotic beauty of "polished raw" garage rock.

This special seated double-header, with performances from Rob Quo & Sonny Syd, will be a co-celebration of new releases – an album (Rob’s ‘Dust On the Mantel’) and five-track EP (Sonny’s ‘One For the Willing’).

Irish artist Swimmers Jackson takes to stage in North London -- pure excellent songwriting!

Zürich-based Pina Palau music could be described as crush and heartbreak meet dry humour, vulnerability meets warmth. Always from the perspective of a musician who’s quietly exploring the human mind.

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.

To celebrate the release of the new album, Jamie T visits Kingston to play a full-band set at Circuit.

Ghosts (100 Days of Morning) sees the return of one of Britain’s most beloved artists, Jamie T.

Will Whisson is a British singer-songwriter and musician renowned for his emotive storytelling and genre-blending sound that traverses folk, rock, and indie-pop. Emerging as a solo artist in 2016, he quit his job and moved out of London to live out of a camper van, busking across Europe.

Ezra Furman returns to the UK for a short run of “solo” shows, including a night at London’s Union Chapel, a venue she sold out two nights in a row last time out in 2024.

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Camille Jansen is an independent French-British artist that resides between LA and Paris. From a youthful age, Jansen recalls household artists Bob Dylan and Leonard Cohen being the soundtrack to most road trips.