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Very welcome return of ace singer songwriter

R.E.M. remain one of the world’s most enigmatic stadium rock bands. With a string of peerless albums running through the 80s and 90s; one eye on the underground and one eye on the soaring chorus; it’s safe to say we will never see their like again.

This is it. It is all happening. Right here. Right now. And you are in the middle of it all.

The lights find every eye. And every eye is on the stage.

Think about not having a place to be. Now, hold on to that thought, because you will never feel that way again.

Because this is all happening. Right here.

Good Flying Birds is a jangly, noisy guitar-pop group from the Midwest, USA. The project began in December 2023 with a string of 4-track cassette recordings and stop-motion videos uploaded to YouTube under the name “Talulah God,” accompanied by a chaotic, GIF-filled website.

Join us in a night celebrating the Smiths @ TRINITY BAR HARROW

The audiences like The Joneses are dedicated fans of The Smiths and Morrissey and as such fuse together is a sea of singing, dancing and embraces as the gigs progress.

We continue our weekly Sunday in the intimate space of The Gladstone Arms. Fabulous to welcome Erika Janes, Max Eastland and Rachel Bay to the venue. It's a pay what you want gig.

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Vintage Got Soul presents Madman State & Friends live at Oslo Hackney — the iconic Hackney Central station building turned live music venue in the heart of Hackney.

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alternative rock, indie rock, and dream pop group, known for their eclectic sound that blends genres. They often incorporate elements of 90s grunge, shoegaze, and indie pop, creating a dynamic mix of loud guitar riffs and ethereal, melodic, or soft, vocal-driven tracks.

The British music legends will hit the Great Oak Stage on Sunday 5 July 2026, joined by fellow legends and special guests Scissor Sisters, with a full line up still to be announced!

Following the release of their latest single, Strangely Curious, Americana-infused indie-folk outfit April Blood headline The Star In Shoreditch on Sunday, 5th July, joined on the night by support acts Bonshaw, Dionyves, Furniture Auction, Heron’s Creek, and Finn Flood.

“Tom Hickox is a troubadour of our times. His art is timeless, weaving magical tales and composing mesmerising tunes – Richard Hawley on one shoulder and Max Richter on the other. His sheer talent is plain to see.” Louder Than War, 2025

MAREZINE returns to The George for a very special 6th birthday anniversary show.

A night of interviews, live music, community and connection!

Line Up: Alex Apolline, Anna Eve and Olivia Rebel.

Alex Apolline

Alex Apolline is a Glasgow-born singer-songwriter crafting cinematic, emotionally charged music that blends vivid storytelling with ethereal, haunting vocals.

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BKTHERULA, the trailblazing Atlanta artist reimagining alternative hip-hop, announces THE N5ON TOUR for select cities across Europe and the United Kingdom, including headline shows in Paris, London, and Amsterdam.

Idiosyncratic female-fronted alt-pop band, Creature & Machine, play one-night-only headline to celebrate release of upcoming EP, EVERGREEN

Rough Trade Recommends presents: TVOD + HIGHDRIVE + Honk

Rough Trade's monthly new music showcase returns with some of the best up-and-coming acts in the alternative scene.

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The final New Lands before a well deserved summer break sees some familiar and beloved faces take to The Ivy House stage; Non-Threatening Boys + Nick50 + Callum J Cocker.

STATE OF HEAT: Presenting a series of gigs on the leadup to our big August Bank Holiday Weekender. Some old friends & some new - don't miss out on these.

A night curated by Nigel Milne. Our headliners are Indie/Rock band The Temples of Venus with support to be announced.

A ceremonial evening with Dan Pye & the  7, performing Room 7, on the 7th in full. Featuring the final album offering alongside ritual objects—hand‑made cassettes, masks, zines, and visuals—this live set blends folk textures, layered storytelling, and live band immersion.

If I needed to guess what his music would contour toward, or away from, that would be harder. He thinks in the unit of the album, album-sized steps into the future, each one a concept that ripples through, song by song, to the end.