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New Zealand alt-pop icon Lorde has announced her upcoming tour Ultrasound is headed to London’s The O2 on Sunday 16 and Monday 17 November 2025.

New Cross Live, Punks Against Apartheid, Palestine Music Space & KINDA present

A benefit show with profits donated to Palestine Music Space, building a free creative space in Ramallah for young musicians

Benjamin Scheuer is a songwriter and virtuoso guitar player. Joined by drummer Josh Dion and bass player Geoff Kraly.

BENJAMIN SCHEUER is an American songwriter. He is the recipient of the 2021 Kleban Prize for Lyrics.

Maddie Zahm is an Idaho-born singer-songwriter who crafts deeply personal alt-pop rooted invulnerability and truth.

Remarkable pianist & vocalist Ashley Henry presents his 2024 album Who We Are, with its signature rhythmic blend of fusion, jazz, soul & hip-hop.

An incandescent star is born. — The Guardian

Singer/songwriter Duncan produces music that has been described as genuine, heartfelt, and resonating with a voice whose honeyed, silky caresses are to die for.

Alina and Cedric continue their full cycle of Beethoven’s sonatas, initiated in the summer.

Live Nation Presents MEEK

Plus Special Guests Mae Hill & Alfreda

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Buckle up for the ride of a lifetime.

Darkly funny, wildly imaginative, and surprisingly heartfelt, Ride the Cyclone is the international musical phenomenon crashing into Southwark Playhouse Elephant.

With over a billion streams to his name and as one of Spotify’s Pop Rising Artists To Watch, Alexander Stewart released his debut album bleeding heart last year, which earned him his first JUNO Award nominations for “Breakthrough Artist of the Year” and “Pop Album of the Year.”

Known for his sharp lyricism, compelling storytelling, and fearless authenticity hip-hop legend Murs comes to our stage on his final tour, celebrating an astounding career spanning over two decades.

Catch the collective powerhouse of artists and instrumentalists as they celebrate the launch of their new album as part of EFG London Jazz Festival.

widely recognised as one of the UK’s finest songwriters – “An English original” (Robin Denselow, Guardian), “a national treasure” (Mike Harding), “one of this country’s most important songwriters (no argument!)” (fROOTS)

Muireann Bradley is an 18 year old folk and blues guitarist and singer from Ballybofey in County Donegal. She specializes in performing acoustic fingerpicking country, piedmont, and ragtime blues styles from the 1920s, 30s and 40s as well as later folk, country and Americana.

Alex Ubago, born Alejandro Martínez de Ubago Rodríguez on January 29, 1981, is a Spanish singer-songwriter known for his heartfelt voice and ballads.

Celebrate the release of Alicia Clifford's debut EP: 'Training Wheels' with support from Mikki bull, Felicity Henry & Yaondeboxingclub!

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EFG London Jazz Festival 2025

Japan Underground returns! Exactly 15 years after the very first event! For those who joined JPU Records journey recently, we actually started life as a club night that toured around the UK playing our favourite tunes from Japan.

Son of a nutcracker, Elf The Musical is coming back to the West End!

Ashley Singh is known for his quietly compelling songwriting, often exploring themes of
love, heartbreak, and emotional vulnerability.

Dismantling the patriarchy one spark plug at a time

1980s Sheffield, Thatcher’s Britain: politics, passion, protest… where anything might happen and usually does.

In a small industrial unit, something radical is happening.

Clapham Grand is a palace of modern variety & home to many fantastic international musicians. We’re delighted to host NERVY here. In their own words…

Ukrainian rock band NERVY returns to London with a huge new concert.

After months of speculation Babyshambles return after eleven long years with shows this autumn and winter.

The tour coincides with the 20th anniversary of Babyshambles’ much-loved, critically lauded debut album Down In Albion.