All London's live music

THE SATELLITES ARE BACK! 💥
After a brief hiatus, The Satellites return with a brand-new line-up — and we’re celebrating by taking over the legendary Hope & Anchor for an extended Sunday session.

From Scotland to Texas, to Spain, to Sweden and everywhere in between, Gallus fly the flag for Scottish punk/alternative rock and get crowds moving everywhere they go with their high intensity live show.

Born Again Concerts & George's Grim Gigs present

EYES

Plus guests

Sparta are back, with their all new, sixth album, ‘Cut a Silhouette’, and London headline show. Jim Ward has of course cut plenty of silhouettes, first as a vital member of pioneering post-hardcore outfit, At The Drive In, then as frontman of Sparta, as well as a handful of solo releases.

London trio Pedestrian Band bring their surreal blend of noise, garage-punk and post-hardcore, while Bristol four-piece The Scuttlers deliver unpredictable art-rock and alternative indie. Plus a vinyl DJ set from The CUSP.

New Cross Live Presents Satans Baby

Debut album "Fuzzrock Folklore" OUT NOW!

+ support from Crushed By Pimps - Prog punk with a hint of sneaky psychedelia

Reptile Kin - Four Piece powerhouse of grinding grooves blended with raucous rock overtones and a pinch of Jazz Soul sensibility

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To celebrate the release of the new album, Meryl Streek visits Kingston to play at The Fighting Cocks.

With his explosive blend of glam-punk, psychedelia, and goth influences, Brighton’s ELLiS·D guarantees an energetic live show, with an explosion of whiplash riffs, psychedelic break downs, false endings and rip-roaring returns.

Old Dirty Brasstards perform their mind blowing interpretations of the incredibly energetic pop-punk sound from the 90s and 00s.

GARAGE PUNK PSYCHO ROCK N ROLL NIGHT!! - One Hell of a night in store at the World famous Hope And Anchor with Prehistoric sounds for savage souls!WOWEE !THE SPACEWASTERS.

This is one hell of a night of killer bands . Prehistoric sounds for savage souls!

M/X is a young and eclectic three-piece dream punk powerhouse that fuses post punk with grunge and indie gaze. Chaotically charming, their live shows consist of nothing but raw energy and zest.

TOAST are a genre-blending punk band that ooze charisma. Sweaty, aggressive, and clear in vision as well as message.

Doors 6pm

Bands from 8pm

Cart & Horses welcomes Swiss singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Seraina Telli for a very special London performance.

Look up. Look around you. What do you see? A row of commuters, lost in their phones. People in pubs looking at small screens, sat under bigger screens. We were sold the possibility of infinite connection, but all it really did was pull us further apart.

UP YOURS! Collective presents God Save The Queens, a new London festival dedicated to the past, present, and future of female punk.

Genre-smashing punk collective Codefendants blend alternative, hip hop, and rock to create a sound they call Crimewave.

DHP & Close Up Presents:

ANNIE-CLAUDE DESCHÊNES

Club Brinksmat + Strummerville Presents return to The Star of Kings this October with another evening celebrating the very best of London’s independent live music.

Transgression returns to Dream bags Jaguar Shoes for the first of two gigs in October, featuring a lineup of Noise/ Powerviolence/ Sasscore etc!

Get ready to relive the angst and energy of a generation. Teen Spirit is your fix of raw riffs and emotional chaos - headlined by Not A Faze, the band that proves nu-metal never died; it just got louder. Bring your chains, baggy jeans, and broken hearts.

South London Scum is proud to present:

AVSKUM (formed in 1982 , one of the cornerstones in the first generation of Swedish anarcho-pacifist d-beat bands)

EARTH TO DUST (dark ambient sludge/crust from Edinburgh, Scotland)

Blackstar Promotions brings a full-throttle night of classic punk to The Lexington, headlined by the legendary 999.

The band were formed in the late ‘70’s in East London as an answer to the art school punk that had dominated the scene up until then.