The Go! Team are back with a new single, album and a gig at Heaven next month.
London based rapper Ghostpoet plays Electrowerkz next month and we recommend catching a future star early on.
There is something particularly English - in fact, quintessentially London - about Saint Etienne. Performing what was, pretty much, a greatest hits packed set for their Christmas gig at the Kentish Town Forum on Saturday night, the band certainly looked and sounded like they were home.
If booking big names was enough to save Oxford Street's 100 Club from closure, it would probably be getting a reprieve about now. Paul McCartney (yes, that Paul McCartney) has announced a gig next Friday at the 300 capacity venue.
Hot Tap Theatre, New Cross, get festive on the two Fridays left before Christmas.
There are few sights more entertaining than a skanking 60-year-old.
In something of a homecoming gig, dub legends Dreadzone are playing the Scala in Kings Cross, headlining a show on December 8.
We dropped by the Custom House records launch party the other night with just enough time to catch the first band, which, luckily for us was Rebecca Closure. When we saw her a few years ago, her stage antics and imaginative approach to performance and songwriting kept a bemused smile on our face for weeks.
‘How tall are you?’ one of the audience asks, ‘You can do better than that’ Kristian Matsson responds.
Nostalgia isn't what is used to be but Duckie's experimental pop-art-performance show The Readers Wifes Fan Club gives us a taster of what is what like at the Royal Vauxhall Tavern for the pre-YouTube generation.
Lead singer and songwriter for The Kinks is to curate next year's Meltdown festival at the Southbank Centre.
Sarah Angliss brings more steampunk strangeness to London next month with Talking Canaries & The Voices Of The Dead, a talk and demonstration at the Last Tuesday Society.
Chris Sharkey, Christophe de Bezenac and Chris Bussey, collectively fiery contemporary British jazz outfit TrioVD, positioned themselves cosily at the right side of the ICA’s theatre stage, perhaps lulling you into a false sense of security.
Help save The 100 Club tonight with a night of great live music.
A sad and slightly sinister sepia toned rendering of everyone's favourite Cockney knees up tune.
Based in London but with members coming from all over the place, The Cellophane Flowers have been firmly on our office playlist since their debut EP 'If I Was A Girl' landed earlier in the year.
<a href="http://www.customhouserecords.com/parties/">Custom House</a>, brainchild of Richard England (<a href="http://www.disturbinglondon.com/">Disturbing London</a> – <a href="http://www.tinietempah.com/">Tinie Tempah</a>), is ready to make its mark on the world’s music stage.
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