She has a guitar, her support act does not.
What building is Mike Posner standing on?
One of the best festival line-ups we've seen in a while.
London's LGBT and queer cross- art festival for all
Can East London cope with electronica's most exciting festival?
NYC's distinctive, meandering, low-fi punk jam singer-songwriter returns to London with a new album.
The week ahead in literary London: Sebastian Faulks, Will Self, John Hegley, Polari and more.
Good bye to one of London's most exciting promoters.
A slew of new exhibitions and shows open in London this week; some with a distinctly half-termish outlook
Delightful representation of the female form or soft porn...?
A new architectural guide provides a sumptuous overview of the Square Mile.
Gigs to go to this week, including a bumper crop of Oxjam gigs.
The ambivalence of NGO work is examined in this gripping Stella Freehily play.
Minotaur-inspired art and Michelin-starred food under Waterloo station until 25 October.
The day a tiger escaped into the East End.
Our pick of the best comedy gigs next week.
Frieze Art Fair turns 9 with a bigger showing than ever. But does bigger mean bolder or better?
Tickets onsale at 9am
The National Theatre hit finds a West End home.
For ten whole delicious days London will once again be populated by puppets
More art to brighten your commute: this time at Regent's Park station
Explore the ancient forest of St John's Wood and its future as an Olympic venue.
The week ahead in literary London: Claire Tomalin, Alex Wheatle, Anne Rice and Terry Pratchett. And - maybe - the Archbishop of Canterbury.
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.
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