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East London Block Party presents: Midwinter

A new music series running over four nights in January 2026 breaking the monotony of winter. On January 10th we welcome Bug Teeth, Goodbye, Normal Village and MLEKO.

Hello 2026 is the latest edition of DIY Magazine & The Old Blue Last's annual free entry new music showcase series, running throughout January and offering up a raft of new artists to keep a close eye on throughout the next 12 months and beyond.

Emerging from the crossroads of electronic music, dream pop, ambient soundscapes and post-rock, Italian artist Coca Puma brings her magnetic universe to Europe in January 2026

The Valley Of The Roses – Psychedelic indie rock shot through with post punk, elements of Kasabian and The Music, but with a brooding slightly goth tinged sound, quite epic sounding and rather impressive.

Singer, producer and violinist FLOCO inhabits a world between the old and the new. Weaving remnants of her musical upbringing on English folk music through live electronics and experimental production, FLOCO explores the more abstract lands of Cyberfolk and Dream Pop.

Five years have passed since the now 30-year-old producer Marcel launched his orbit project. In his early twenties, he moved to Berlin and began working there as a music producer.

FORM presents

Wyldest

+ Special Guests

CINDY is a key part of the San Francisco/Bay Area dream pop, fog pop, lofi scene. Led by NYC-originating songwriter Karina Gill, the steady stream of releases has earned sincere support from the international press community who have vividly championed the writing and sound.

Exactly 8 year since their last London appearance, OSP present the return of Mexican shoegaze & dream pop band Mint Field, plus a co-headline set from Avishag Cohen Rodrigues (Cumgirl8).

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Nothing + Supports

Acopia is a band from Naarm/Melbourne, formed in 2018 by Kate Durman, Lachlan McGeehan, and Morgan Wright. Working with restraint and atmosphere, their music unfolds slowly and deliberately, guided by instinct and emotion.