A new festival with an indie-folk edge comes to Shepherd's Bush.
The bumper crop of gigs on sale this Friday includes the enigmatic-sounding Anna Calvi. See which other tickets you should be buying this week.
Join the square kids at the east end music hall to celebrate the launch of the online music festival.
Fed up you're not off to Austin? Stop sulking and read this.
This week's onsales in a nutshell: one wardrobe malfunction, some South African rockers and an ex-Beatle.
Snoop Dogg takes Lovebox to a new level as the Victoria Park festival announces their intial 2011 lineup.
It's like any other festival but the risk of mud is minimal, it happens in proper gig venues and you can sleep in your own bed.
We review one of 'National treasure' PJ Harvey's two shows at East London's Troxy.
Jonathan Miller’s production of The Mikado enjoys its twenty-fifth anniversary revival.
There's one not-to-be-missed rock gig, and a bunch of other interesting concerts going onsale today. Read our round-up.
The launch for the rapper Ghostpoet’s debut album last week was a shambolic but no less entertaining gig to herald his new LP.
A heart wrenching true story of family, love and war uplifted by singalong soul train classics.
This week's on-sales include an ageing showbiz legend, reunited indie-punkers - and a bespectacled ex-tea-shop-owning vegan.
Meet Sparkadia, our musical artist of the week.
A world class staging of one of the greatest operas ever written.
Following last weekend's radio sit-com, the ICA goes live again with experimental music from today until Sunday.
Sleigh Bells unleash a furious torrent of unidentifiable death metal during their NME Awards Show at Heaven.
The legendary Oxford Street venue is saved by Converse.
Super Furry Animals front man Gruff Rhys plays a solo show at Cadogan Hall on 22 February.
With a country music institution, an annual charity shindig at the Albert Hall, a spot of folky pop and some noisy rock, there's a gig on sale for everyone this morning.
Free eclectic music gigs for Saturday afternoons in Islington.
Last night, the Borderline hosted XFM's Best New Bands of 2011. But who came out on top?
Two drum kits, a bonkers front woman and indecipherable lyrics. The Go! Team are back.
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