London’s Ultimate Music Calendar

New Cross Live Presents The Ties

+ Support from The Pinpoints, Pearlescent, Going postal

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Rough Trade East is very excited to present a live performance and signing from His Lordship. This unique event celebrates the release of their new album 'Promised Land' released via Psychonaut Sounds.

Sad House Daddy presents Goalies, Cult Zero, Albert Blank and Donny Phoenix live at Biddle Bros. Free entry!

GIRLBAND! are inviting you to The House Party In-Stores. The band will perform an intimate acoustic show featuring tracks from their upcoming self titled debut album, out November 13th.

Special London show celebrating the release of Harker's new album “All That Remains”. Support from Modern Shakes (melodic punk rock from London) and Tailblock (Kent emotional hardcore).

If the bass line from The Rezillos’ “Flying Saucer Attack” married the vocal line from X-Ray Spex’s “Oh Bondage, Up Yours!”, with The Shangri-Las as bridesmaids, that’s Quick Romance. Singer Matilda Scotland and her bandmates are real mean teens, in love with clothes, music & Brian Jones’s hair.

To celebrate the release of the new album, GIRLBAND! visits Kingston to play an in-store set.

Their fast- rising new era is built around the idea of a night in motion, the perfect setting for a band whose sound pulls from the fuzzy guitars, garage-rock attitude and raw energy of alternative '90s.

The Rezillos are a punk/new wave band formed in Edinburgh, Scotland, in 1976.

PISS is a noisy, genre-bending 4-piece punk band from Vancouver B.C. The band combines music, poetry, sound collage, performance art, and various mediums of visual art to address complex themes that blur the line between personal and political.

As Rome Burns // Away Fans // TAUBS

DIY event at the Old Blue Last

7pm till late with DJs

Live sets from all three bands

No further information available at time of listing.

From Blue Velvet, Bugs Razor.

We’re back at The Shacklewell Arms, London on Saturday the 14th of November with a seriously international line-up of punk, garage and rock’n’roll.

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The Black Heart presents a special MATINEE show right at ya in the middle of the afternoon, from Chicago, IL..

South London Scum is proud to present:

Saturday 14th November 2026

RIFFS AGAINST FASCISM

featuring the talents of:

VICIOUS IRENE (Sweden), HIATUS (Belgium), SIMBIOSE (Portugal), DISCIPLE BC (Bristol), COMMONER (London/Norwich), WIND OF KNIVES (London)

Real Life Presents

Babe Haven - New icons of thrashy queer-punk nu-metal anthems

Latter - Heavy-hearted Chicago noise punk

Brick - Transfeminist hardcore violence

Inner Dog - London emotional hardcore

Legs McNeil in conversation with Stewart Lee, followed by two all-star bands (plus guests) performing music from the artists featured within the book (mostly CBGB circa '76-'82)

Real Life Presents The S.E.T.

Baltimore heavy hardcore ft. Che of Flatspot Records and Ryan from End It! , righteous fury from hardcore for the truth. Putting words into action and mobilising our community.

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Boko Yout is the outsider infiltrating the mainstream. Led by Paul Adamah, the Swedish band has carved out its own sonic universe — a fearless collision of punk-funk pulse, raw alt-rock textures, and off-kilter experimentalism.

Eclectic Shock: a brilliant evening of original live music featuring:

THE OTHYRS Driving harmonic psych rock featuring The Wolfhounds Andy Golding and family members

JEMMA FREEMAN (solo show) A splendid collision of dreamy psych and glam rock energy

SCREAM/SHOUT#213: Combining ethereal art-punk, shoegaze and indie elements, Shock Horror are bringing their expansive set to OBL this November 19th, playing alongside London-based folkgaze outfit Fool and ethereal pop/folk band Dates For An Honest Mind.

In 2026, the band "Tarakany!" would have marked its 35th anniversary, yet it ceased to exist in April 2022.

The band's dissolution did not lead to obscurity; on the contrary, its work gained even greater relevance during the war.