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They say it ain’t where you’re from, it’s where you’re at.

The Aussie psych-rockers will play their biggest headline show ever and their only headline show in the UK of 2025 at Ally Pally next September.

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Sixty years ago the Beatles debut feature-length film A Hard Day’s Night became a huge critical and commercial success, even being nominated for two Academy Awards.

Versatile hard rock quartet All Them Witches thrive on contrast. There is a ferocious energy and rhythmic nuance to the band that delivers devastating guitar riffs in a raw blend of progressive, bluesy, neo-psychedelic rock.

“It's pure adrenaline, it's noise, it's intense, it's refreshing, and it feels life-giving. The garage-psych band's new album is, for all intents and purposes, pretty fucking crazy.” - Exclaim!

Call it synchronicity, call it happenstance, call it no more than three friends getting together to give their speakers a workout.

The Band came into being in 2017 when lifelong Doors fans, Stuart (Vocals) and Martyn (Guitar) responded to an ad placed by founding keyboardist Freddie with the idea of starting a Doors Tribute.

Baba Yaga's Hut Presents: Hibushibire

German Surf, Jazz, Funk Psychedelia

Marcoca is a psychedelic indie five piece from Germany, consisting of individual musicians with various tastes and backgrounds that cherish their differences and never worry too much about the outcome.

Swedish psych-rock outfit MaidaVale bring their fierce, hypnotic live show to Hootananny Brixton.

With heavy krautrock rhythms, swirling psychedelia, and flashes of post-punk and funk-infused grooves, their sound is built for the stage, raw, driving, and deeply immersive.

Mild Orange have become known for their alternative blend of sun-drenched dream pop and psychedelic rock sounds which they bring to their powerful live shows.

King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard will be bringing their 2025 Phantom Island Orchestral Tour to the Royal Albert Hall led by conductor Chad Kelly.

It has been a busy few years for London’s psychedelic cowboys The Hanging Stars.

Debut album 'Los Thuthanaka' was self-released to a worldwide wave of acclaim in March 2025.

Following their remarkable global resurgence and critical acclaim around 2023’s reunion album Zango – their first in nearly 40 years – Zamrock pioneers WITCH (We Intend To Cause Havoc) return with an even bolder creative statement with their follow-up, Sogolo.

Since arriving on the music scene in the first wave of 1960s psychedelia, the name Soft Machine has become synonymous with musical experimentation, instrumental virtuosity, and inspired creativity all animated by a truly adventurous, progressive spirit.

In just five years, BALTHVS has become one of indie music’s most vital and globally resonant voices.

With over 45 million streams, performances worldwide and praise from KEXP, SXSW, and Gilles Peterson’s Worldwide FM, the Colombian psych-funk trio feels both nostalgic and forward-thinking.

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Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, the enigmatic exponents of the West Coast psych rock scene with a soundscape that’s uniquely their own, will perform songs from their iconic album ***Howl***, along with many other fan favourites from their illustrious catalogue.

A veteran of the L.A. psychedelic scene, Michael Collins turned the trippiness down to a slow boil for his Drugdealer project.