All London's live music

RECOGNISER collaborate with THE SOCIAL to bring you an electric explosion of abrasive sounds, featuring three high-octane newcomers to the London scene.

Some things don’t come from the waking world; there’s a place we suspend in just before the transition in and out of a dream, on the cusp of a reality that cliffhangs us into where our thoughts, feelings, and desires fuse into something brand new. This is where lifepath99 emerges.

The Ivy House celebrates 13 years of community ownership with a mega Saturday party!

Led by Georgie Stott and Joshua Harvey, SUEP have become fixtures of south-east London’s underground through a series of shared living spaces, improvised studios and DIY venues.

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New Cross Live presents

Stepover - A vivid, emotionally charged shoe-gaze sound

Wendigo - Di-gaze from london

Goo - London band playing loud-quiet guitar music

When Casey called it a day back in 2019, it felt like a premature demise. Their two full-length albums had firmly established the Welsh five-piece as one of the most exciting bands in Britain’s alternative scene in just a few short years.

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Strongroom are proud to present from NYC, Mahogany. Support comes from Tears At The Table.

Dogviolet invites you to celebrate the release of their highly anticipated debut EP, Wilting, on 25 September at The Victoria.

On Sep 25th all roads lead to Moth Club. A rare east London happening.

Inviting Locust for their first UK live show since 1998. Mark Van Hoen brings a full band to showcase his cultivated sound of trip-hop, jungle meets shoe-gaze.

The Chain is back. Bristol’s nu-gaze shapeshifters, Split Chain, return today with the heavy-hitting “scatterbrain.”

Dharmacide are known for their eclectic fusion of genres, combining elements of shoegaze and dreampop. Their sound is characterized by intricate guitar riffs, powerful drums, and deep, soulful vocals that create a unique atmosphere.

Glasgow’s Sulka is the DIY alt-pop project of Lukas Clasen, whose new album Bute arrives following acclaim from Steve Lamacq and Vic Galloway, BBC Radio play, and sold-out UK tours.

There’s very little, if anything, known about Limerick band Theatre, who seem to be moving in the shadows of Ireland’s explosive music scene.

The Asteroid NO. 4 - The Asteroid NO. 4 come to Strongroom for a headline show steeped in psych, krautrock pulse and widescreen guitar atmosphere.

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Brighton based Dutch Criminal Record return with a new sound,

Guest In The Car return after a short hiatus alongside Glossy Boy & Cade. 3 for the price of Free at our home turf The Finsbury in North London.

Divorce Attorney is a 5 piece group based around the south coast. Blending influences of Art Punk, Shoegaze and Noise Rock (affectionately dubbed Post-Separation Core), they create a unique sound accentuated by their off-kilter and energetic live performances.

LSD and the Search for God hit the Northern California coast in 2005, seemingly from another place and time, dosing San Francisco with hypnotic shows built on swirling guitars, otherworldly drones, fuzzed-out pop melodies, and dreamy vocal harmonies.

“London-based Broken Horses make the kind of rapturous dreampop that aligns them to Slowdive and Beach House,

Matilda Shakes are the high-octane surge of adrenaline from the heart of Sheffield’s epic indie scene, rapidly evolving into an essential live experience built for sweat-soaked rooms and massive festival stages.

The Herons are probably the best Franco-Anglo-Uzbek punk trio in the world. Their music has been described by an elusive Parisian blogger as “a reminder of what rock and roll should be”, while others have described them as “hypnotic”, “absurdist” and “a bit much for me, to be honest”.

Outbreak Presents

Citizen

+ Support from

Modern Color

thistle.

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