Gigs to go to this week
Coming of age with perfect synth-pop, Summer Camp are London's best band.
A disguised sunset procession, hot cider, hog roast, revelling and bonkers folk music.
Bandstands are brought to life and upto date with wonderful acoustic performances.
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The staging may shock, but the singing will enthral.
Also: this month, Wimbledon hosts the third instalment of its classical festival.
From making mellifluous noise with the Noisettes to singing solo... London singer-songwriter Bobbie Gordon talks to Londonist.
Gigs of the week, including Arctic Monkeys, Laura Marling, Glasvegas and the Halloween Massacre Ball.
The unlikely story of the east-ender who ended up serving as a bodyguard in China.
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NYC's distinctive, meandering, low-fi punk jam singer-songwriter returns to London with a new album.
Good bye to one of London's most exciting promoters.
Gigs to go to this week, including a bumper crop of Oxjam gigs.
The day a tiger escaped into the East End.
Tickets onsale at 9am
Alabaman folk'n'roller, Catherine Pierce, chats to Londonist about The Pierces' success in the UK, Boris Bikes and moving to London from New York.
A variety club night of music, comedy and proper entertainment marks the sale of early bird tickets
Showcasing the best new music talent of the past 12 months, including Caan and Polarsets.
Celebrating the Olympic boroughs in video and song.
We managed to get a word in edgeways with one of London's top beatboxers.
Look out for the "mighty 6-headed jazz comedy beast" lurking in The Horne Section
We talk to Rod Thomas about his new single, making music, remixes and his favourite London venues
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