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Don’t miss out! 5 MUST SEE bands, keeping the alternative scene alive in the heart of Camden🤜

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Rough Trade East is very excited to present an instore live performance and signing from Freak Slug. This unique event celebrates the release of their new album 'Amulet' released via Future Classic.

Kefaya & Elaha Soroor, “one of the most intriguing new bands of the year” (The Guardian) come to London’s The Lower Third for an electric night of music.

Matt Hewson debuts new work at The Finsbury fka Franklin Mansion and Growing Boi on Sept 20th with support from Cool Wall.

SCREAM/SHOUT#206: Over the moon to have Neumatic Parlo over from Germany, thanks to friends Houndshark. Main support comes from alt rock act Enabling Behaviour all the way from Cardiff. Gonna be a noisey one!

The 100 Club, Marshall and George Cox presents…

Sprints + Special guests TBA

BRIARS are an alternative folk act that sound like nobody else in the Irish scene. Their sound ranges from fragile subtlety to raucous energy, visiting every stop along the way, always underlined with a signature twist.

New Cross Live presents

The Onur Show - Slutty pop energy meets British chaos

Alicia Clifford - Sad music you can dance to

Malaika - Land of the fairies

Presented by DHP

Snow Patrol will have three very special performances at the Hall to celebrate the twentieth anniversary of their ground-breaking album Eyes Open. The Northern Irish trio will play the album in its entirety for the first time ever on three consecutive nights in September 2026.

OBL PRESENTS SOME UNMISSABLE BANDS, FOR 5 QUID, UPSTAIRS AT OURS.

A night of new music and discovery. Featuring the best emerging singer-songwriters and bands.

Founded in January 2017, New Moon gives music fans the chance to experience outstanding up-and-coming acts from across the UK, Europe, and beyond.

When Casey called it a day back in 2019, it felt like a premature demise. Their two full-length albums had firmly established the Welsh five-piece as one of the most exciting bands in Britain’s alternative scene in just a few short years.

Augusta is an English-French folk artist whose songwriting blends delicate guitar work with quietly powerful melodies. Her music moves between restraint and emotional intensity, creating space for reflection rather than easy resolution.

Pip Blom has been crafting their own brand of indie pop for ten years, constantly pushing into new territory. What started as Pip Blom's DIY project has grown into a staple of the European indie scene, with a sound that has picked up more and more electronic influences along the way.

Presented by liift

“The worst band name since Elbow” Guy Garvey, 6 music

An excellent lineup for your Tuesday at The Gladstone Arms. Channeling elements of alt-pop, folk and electronica, join us for J F L E, ANTONÍ and Leah Rye.

Rough Trade Denmark Street is very excited to present a stripped back performance and signing from Gia Ford. This unique event celebrates the release of her new album 'A Room Within A Room' released via Chrysalis.

The Dear Hunter, known musically for their intricate storytelling through the band’s music, recently celebrated twenty years as a band.

Blitzcat and Sebright Arms team up again for TILT#2 - London's leading free showcase for brand new acts.

HoundBack - cinematic emphatic

Bone China - compact cassette kings

Sleeve - still looking for that keys player

DOBERMAN - new

Snow Patrol will have three very special performances at the Hall to celebrate the twentieth anniversary of their ground-breaking album Eyes Open. The Northern Irish trio will play the album in its entirety for the first time ever on three consecutive nights in September 2026.

Raw. Undiluted. Absolutely unapologetic. Soapbox are a band on the precipice. Formed in Glasgow in 2023, the four-piece have built their reputation the old-fashioned way: through explosive live shows where anything can happen.

‘There’s So Much More to See’ explores themes of division, love, death, grief, gratitude and resistance, all the while attempting to move past fruitless anger towards, what Nick Lowe so memorably called, Peace Love and Understanding.