All London's live music

Saturday 10th October sees Bristol alt-rock/metal four-piece Kholla take the helm at The Amersham Arms for a headline show. Support comes from Snakes and Amy Dx. Get down early!

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

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After a 21-year hiatus, Gene returned last year to perform three comeback shows that all sold-out within ten minutes of going on sale, including a truly triumphant night performing to 5300 fans at the Eventim Apollo in Hammersmith,.

Ranga Records are finally back at Dream Bags Jaguar Shoes showcasing a night of alternative rock and shoegaze. With live sets from Taste of Cherry, Bugbear, and Lefty. + a little birthday celebration!

Rough Trade East is very excited to present a live performance and signing from Kid Bookie. This unique event celebrates the release of their new album 'Cheaper Than Therapy II' released via Frontiers.

Who Ate All The Crayons are a four-piece indie rock band based between Oxford and Berkshire, combining soaring melodies, heartfelt lyrics and energetic live performances.

Formed in 1986 at UMASS (Amherst, MA), Buffalo Tom emerged from the same fertile Massachusetts scene that produced bands like Dinosaur Jr., the Lemonheads, the Pixies, and Belly and quickly earned a reputation for bracing guitar crunch, melodic hooks, and emotional songwriting.

Emily Mercer is a Manchester-based indie artist writing genre-defiant songs for over-thinkers, self-saboteurs and anyone still thinking about something they said in 2016.

Club Precious returns to one of its favourite haunts, the Waiting Room, for a special night to celebrate the release of THE GREAT LEAP FORWARD's Peel sessions album. (Well, we say it’s Peel sessions – which it is, two of them – but there are also five bonus tracks!)

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We'll be celebrating Tim Atkin's new single with a headline show at The Finsbury. Following on from last year's excellent EP, Music Made by Humans. Fantastic support comes from Balint Eckhardt, with another to be confirmed. Free entry!

Widely acclaimed singer-songwriter Natalie McCool returns to the live sphere this year. The multi-instrumentalist is recognized for her distinctive, innovative alt-pop. Don't miss the LDN show at the notorious Sebright Arms.

Kai & Hollis are a Bristol-based band making alt-pop earworms with a cynical smile. Music for people who want to feel optimistic but don’t.

As part of the Alcopop! 20 years Hoochananny celebrations, the Belfast behemoths Problem Patterns are joining London's finest Twats in a show that, quite frankly, should be popping up at Wembley!

Germany-based Dolphin Love creates expansive, sun-soaked indie pop that feels both nostalgic and refreshingly new.

Indie Americana from the band that places melody at the heart of everything

Courting Ghosts rocked The Sound Lounge in November 2025 and we are so excited that they are back!

An Oasis tribute packed with crowd-pleasing anthems and all the singalong favourites. Expect Britpop classics, big choruses and plenty of “Wonderwall” moments!

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*Emma Harner is a “math folk” guitarist, singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist from Nebraska who has gained a following on social media

Tommy Lyon live at Barfly!

We continue our weekly Sunday in the intimate space of The Gladstone Arms. Wonderful to welcome Phil Maguire, Ella Morgan and Lucas Button to the venue. It's a pay what you want gig.

Rough Trade East is very excited to present a solo performance and signing from Vacations. This unique event celebrates the release of their new album 'Pursuit of Anything' released via Nettwerk.

Serena Kaos with headline at The Finsbury with supports.