All London's live music

Step into a free, interactive evening of spontaneous collaboration, hosted by Emilia Nurmukhamet, where sound and movement meet in a supported, queer-centred space.

Learn to ‘listen differently’ as the Philharmonia Orchestra and pianist Víkingur Ólafsson celebrate the 100th birthday of experimental composer György Kurtág.

East London-raised recording artist and cultural trailblazer Lancey Foux is known for his genre-defying sound that blends hip-hop, trap, and experimental influences.

Camille Jansen is an independent French-British artist who resides between Paris, London and LA. From an early age, Jansen recalls household artists Bob Dylan and Leonard Cohen being the soundtrack to most road trips.

Wednesday 4 March 2026 - Abdou-Gouband-Warelis (Trio) + Sakina Abdou – Solo “Goodbye Ground”

Thursday 5 March 2026 - Solo Extended (Sakina Abdou & Mariam Rezaei) + Sakina Abdou / Elaine Mitchener / Neil Charles (Trio)

Concrete Gazebo and Kleptofirm celebrate a double album launch, as they see tape releases drop on Goldsmiths label NX Records this spring.

Wednesday 4 March 2026 - Abdou-Gouband-Warelis (Trio) + Sakina Abdou – Solo “Goodbye Ground”

Thursday 5 March 2026 - Solo Extended (Sakina Abdou & Mariam Rezaei) + Sakina Abdou / Elaine Mitchener / Neil Charles (Trio)

A roadshow of alternative folk, dark country and experimental pop songwriters.

In January 2025, four songwriters drifted together for a one-off show in the small Swiss village of Ins...

So, the Lost Songwriters tour was born. Don’t miss these special gigs!

All Spells present an evening dedicated to the music of Ween. Following on from last year’s hijinx, The George Tavern once again becomes a haven for all things Ween; expect performances of your favourite songs from an array of musicians and bands from across the country.

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Step into a dreamlike space ornamented with gentle fabrics, lights and scents.

Join us for the first Free Flow Classikal of 2026: an evening of dynamic interplay free improvisation. No boundaries - No limits.

Portals are delighted to present Ni. Hailing from Lyon, France, Ni are one of the most exciting experimental bands around at the moment.

Venus Ex Machina has contributed to a range of projects spanning releases on labels such as AD93, NON Worldwide, and Optimo Music in addition to installations for Hyperdub’s lauded ‘Ø’ series and the Institute of Contemporary Arts (ICA) London.

dEUS will play their classic albums Worst Case Scenario and In A Bar, Under The Sea in full on a UK and European tour to celebrate their 30th anniversaries.

Parallel Lines presents

Ebbb

+ special guests

Join us for an evening of experimental pop and music-box dreamscapes.

eavesdropping returns to Cafe OTO for another four-day festival, curated by Juliet Fraser, which includes four evening double-bill events and a weekend-long forum of provocations up the road at Vortex Jazz Club.

Join us for a night of experimental soundscapes from Robin Rimbaud.

Scanner is a pioneering British composer and artist celebrated for transforming the hidden frequencies of everyday life into music.

eavesdropping returns to Cafe OTO for another four-day festival, curated by Juliet Fraser, which includes four evening double-bill events and a weekend-long forum of provocations up the road at Vortex Jazz Club.

An evening of live folk and experimental music to celebrate the Spring Equinox.

Songs of the Spring Equinox is part of Turning of the Seasons, a growing London series inspired by the eight ancient seasonal festivals.

eavesdropping returns to Cafe OTO for another four-day festival, curated by Juliet Fraser, which includes four evening double-bill events and a weekend-long forum of provocations up the road at Vortex Jazz Club.

eavesdropping returns to Cafe OTO for another four-day festival, curated by Juliet Fraser, which includes four evening double-bill events and a weekend-long forum of provocations up the road at Vortex Jazz Club.

Tony Pitony is an Italian performer and conceptual artist whose work sits at the collision point of theatre, electronic music and bold visual storytelling

Lætitia Sadier - best known as the unmistakable voice and co-founder of Stereolab - brings her solo work to the atmospheric setting of The Golden Hinde for a rare London performance.