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Innovative and challenging contemporary music fills the ICA this summer.
Before you head off on your long weekend, check this week's onsales for Vegas glitz, the real-life Spinal Tap and a special show from the Staines stars of CCTV.
A challenge for the artists and the audience alike, a one off performance of Haydn's Seven Last Words took place on Thursday evening with mixed success.
Picking highlights is tricky in a programme bursting with top notch concerts but you've got to start your Proms planning somewhere.
R&B at the Albert Hall, a controversial rap superstar and heavy metal with a 38-piece orchestra. It can only be this week's ticket onsales.
Text, dance and music will explore death and hope in a sacred setting tonight.
This week's cabaret and burlesque recommendations include vegetable puppet theatre, a surly sorcerer, a Prince spectacular, a DIY arts and craft birthday party and a new circus night.
They're coming home, they're coming home, they're coming...mashups are coming home. World-famous San Francisco-based bootleg DJs Adrian and the Mysterious D pay homage next Friday with a rare gig.
Still prefer to buy your music on vinyl or CD? Take a trip to the heart of Soho on May 21.
There's a Royal Wedding party to suit any mood except indifference.
See this week's eclectic onsales - including a banjo-toting film star and yet another farewell tour.
Combine the immediacy of film with the sound mass of a full symphony orchestra for a full-on sensory experience at the Royal Festival Hall.
Two thriving club nights – one in east London and the other in the West End – offer both performers and audiences the chance to experience classical music outside traditional venues
This week's onsales include hobo-turned-blues-rocker Seasick Steve and Canada's greatest stadium rock export.
Fingers crossed for returns on the door.
This week's cabaret zingers include burlesque, boylesque, magicians, mock tudor comedy, a battle of the ukuleles and something different for your mum.
ENO team up with the Young Vic for a racy staging of the 17th century masterpiece.
Been wondering what happened to Razorlight? Us neither. But they're among this week's new gigs. See what else is booking now.
A free classical music concert for after work.
With a taste for tweed and a great line in self-deprecating banter, it's hard to know how seriously to take Young Knives. Find out for yourself when the art-rock trio play XOYO on 6 April.
This week is all about rock. Experimental rock, indie rock, pop rock, folk rock, electro rock; this is the week to rock out
This week's onsales include a rapper with some dubious rhymes and a last hurrah for some north London stalwarts.
New York DJ Andy Butler's musical 'project' were back in town last weekend to continue their disco revival campaign.
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