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An Italian jazz-punk-noise explosion, and you can dance to it. Shook the building to it's core last summer and back to do it all again, armed with a new album.

Lost in KYIV returns in 2026 with We’re All Going to Be Fine (Pelagic Records, June 19th),marking both the band’s fifth album and a symbolic new chapter as the French quartet officially changes its name from Lost in Kiev to Lost in Kyiv.

Pozi return to perform live for the first time since January 2026 when they supported The Wolfgang Press at a sold out show at The Lexington. Support come from Queen Of Nothing.

Leo Walrus: the strongest leather-clad balladeer this side of 1975

Everett: experimental post folk rock. An inquisition into global truth.

Neda & Giles: 2 lovers singing love songs, we love them and the way they sing

Summer in the city, and the bear is still, so what better time for the eleventh TMT Tuesday? None, that's what. The Money Trench podcast and the fierce panda label once again cuddle up for another night of overheated chaos, like this.

Bird On The Wire presents

Greg Freeman

Rough Trade East is very excited to present a live performance and signing from Mystery Jets. This unique event celebrates the release of their new album 'A Hole To See The Sky Through' released via Fiction Records.

Settle in and enjoy the sounds of Spencer Chaplin, who'll treat you to a bunch of eclectic throwback tunes brimmed with guitar and charm.

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A night celebrating the life and work of Jason Molina. Presented in conjunction with his longtime record label, Secretly Canadian, the evening will feature a screening of Farewell Transmission with an introduction from the films producer, Deeper Into Movies.

Rough Trade's monthly new music showcase returns with some of the best up-and-coming acts in the alternative scene.

1000 Rabbits

1000 Rabbits. grooving, confessional art rock.

Code Red – hard rock/classic rock/grunge kinda sounding band outta Oz.

Bird On The Wire presents

Greg Freeman

OBL PRESENTS SOME UNMISSABLE BANDS, FOR 5 QUID, UPSTAIRS AT OURS.

Møtrik – On EARTH, Møtrik delivers a sprawling, celestial journey through the outer limits of krautrock.

A thread linking the sun-splashed city of Marseille with the mean streets of New York, Userband make emotionally resonant, bass-heavy music that’s partly inspired by 1990s rock bands.

Serving as a spiritual continuation of the now-defunct Sprain, Shearling exhibits the reunion of a now decade-old collaborative force between guitarists Alexander Kent and Sylvie Simmmons

Three phat bands burn some calories travelling to the half moon and back

Join us in our quest for unprocessed tunes from outer space 🌓

Real Life Presents ZAHN

Noise rock experiments from members of Eisturzende Neubauten, The Ocean and more...

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Jawharp - Horrible South London skronk madness

Black Shape - Nasty sludge grooves

Kunubu - Doom from space via South London

Wilco - A Tour With Wilco is coming to Eventim Apollo this August.

For 30 years, Wilco has been a pioneering force in independent music. The Chicago rock band has released 13 studio albums and won multiple Grammy Awards.

An explosive night of post rock and heavy guitar music lands in London on August 20 at The Grace, Islington.

Gothenburg/Malmö-based post rock power trio Barrens return with Corpse Lights, the band’s second full-length release following their 2020 debut Penumbra.

For more than three decades, California icons AFI have thrived on reinvention, earning platinum records, major-label success, and a devoted, cult-like fanbase.

Join Irish singer-songwriter Fionn Boland and his band as they bring a blend of acoustic folk and indie rock to the stage.

100 Club Presents…

Tamikrest

Nearly Jethro is an 'almost man’ knocking on the door of a party he’s not invited to.

Rooted in English folklore, Jethro’s songwriting flirts with baroque pop, obscure rock and tender balladry.