From south London to (near) the South Pole: one man's homage to Scott.
Check out Whales in Cubicles, Partly Faithful and The Ethical Debating Society.
Grunge pioneers Soundgarden play Brixton, plus more gigs on sale this week.
Some 90s rockers return, plus a whole load of other gigs to choose from.
Acrobatics in a church, a Dalston house made of mirrors, and a festival in the Olympic Park.
Director Carrie Cracknell makes this early 20th century masterpiece feel as relevant as ever.
Gigs galore at venues from Dalston to Peckham along the Overground... and on the trains too.
The 85-year old musician offers some magic moments at the Royal Festival Hall this summer.
New gigs on sale this week include dance icons Basement Jaxx.
But did their live act leave us with more than just a severe case of ringing ears?
With new material on the way, and a trio of London gigs to come, we speak to the talented Ms B.
Actress Maxine Peake and her band, Eccentronic Research Council, mark 100 years of electronic music.
Plus opera, Gershwin, Singin' in the Rain and choral works.
Gigs on sale this week include The Strypes, one of the youngest-looking bands around.
Get your glowsticks ready, there's a summer of dance festivals coming your way.
An online marketplace that offers tickets to the best events London has to offer (sponsored post).
Time to extend your overdraft as festival season gets underway.
Gothenburg's Way Out West festival gives London music fans a preview of its 7th outing, at Electrowerkz..
Explore your own urban existence and inevitable demise in this season of carefully composed concerts.
California scenesters We Are Scientists plan an intimate show, plus other gigs on sale this week.
Rupert from The Jim Jones Revue tells us about their visceral rock 'n' roll, and reveals which small London venue used to be a swimming pool.
Our pick of gigs on sale this week include experimental, intriguing folkies Tunng.
We're tipping Younghusband, Binary and Press to Meco.
Two weekends of creative art and music events in a unique gallery space (sponsored post).
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