All London's live music

Flash Delirium & Paper Dress Live have prepared an incredible bill of fresh, new, amazing bands that should be on every music lover’s radar in 2026. Fans of postpunk, 90s alt rock, dream pop, and noise, don’t miss this one!

Dork's Day Out with Hatchie + Men an Tol + Morn + Opal Mag

TALIA is a Caribbean-American musician fusing acoustic and electronic sounds out of Brooklyn. She builds worlds encompassing folk, dream pop, & electronica, brought together by a deeply intimate perspective and a lush, ethereal approach to voice.

Over 40 years later, the hits from Michael Jackson’s Off the Wall and Thriller remain timeless — and for one night only, The Yacht Brothers bring them back to life!

The Vision (Harrison Pugh) blends all things dream pop & indie with the world of CCM.

Residing in East London as a Worship leader, Harrison is on a mission to blur the lines between Christian music with secular with the goal to introduce people to his faith with easy-listening melodies & production.

Lilo and nudista play a very special show in the round, trying out new things

Indie rock night comes to Stoke Newington - Brighton rock band SAND host their first London headline gig at The Mascara Bar, joined by indie-rock/dreampop Kalyani!

AEG presents

Love Spells

+ Special Guests

Love Spells is the mystic lovechild of 21-year-old singer-songwriter Sir Taegen Harris.

Minneapolis band she’s green describe themselves as “moss music”.

Jaguar Sun is the solo project of Canadian multi-instrumentalist Chris Minielly.

We’re delighted to present a unique evening in the company of author and musician Tony Fletcher, to mark the publication of his new book "POW! When UK Punk Went Pop, 1980-84. A Memoir”, which is out via Trouser Press on 18th August.

Taste of Iceland brings the energy of the Iceland Airwaves festival straight to Colours Hoxton. Discover the sounds shaping today's Icelandic music scene with live sets from virgin orchestra, Inspector Spacetime, and Hermigervill.

Every artist has to discover their voice. Gia Margaret didn’t find herself until she lost hers. With a vocal injury that kept her from singing for years, she developed other musical languages, mastering the grammar of an intricate, homey form of ambient music pioneered by Ernest Hood.

For Saint Avangeline, making music is a conduit for self-salvation—a divine catharsis she refers to as “sucking the poison out of my soul.”

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Having rapidly developed a reputation as one of the most happening happenings on the London indie scene, Club Precious kicks off the autumn schedule with a doozy, as Language of Flowers return to the capital after a 20-year absence.

Hilary Woods is an Irish musician, composer, and analogue filmmaker whose work spans a wide range of sonic, compositional, improvisational, filmic, literary, and experimental practices.

White Flowers is Katie Drew and Joey Cobb.

Following the announcement of their debut album, Dreams For Somebody Else, out via State51 Conspiracy in May, we are pleased to announce a headline show this October.

Dharmacide are known for their eclectic fusion of genres, combining elements of shoegaze and dreampop. Their sound is characterized by intricate guitar riffs, powerful drums, and deep, soulful vocals that create a unique atmosphere.

Dork Close Up & The 100 Club presents…

Violet Grohl on her ‘Be Sweet To Me’ tour

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

Monde UFO, LA-based duo of Ray Monde and Kris Chau, are a monochromatic sunset for the senses. A sonic journey through psychedelia, space rock and jazz. A cosmic space where Spacemen 3 meets Vanishing Twin, by way of Sun Ra.

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Ghostly Kisses is the ethereal indie dream-pop project of Margaux Sauvé and Louis-Étienne Santais, a Quebec City–based duo known for crafting intimate, evocative, and cinematic songs that blur the line between the personal and the universal.