Category: Live

The music industry is awash with great Australian talent at the moment. The latest UK tour from Courtney Barnett has seen three of those acts grace these shores. With Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever jetting back down under, it’s left to solo artist Laura Jean to support Barnett at the Brighton Dome.

Live: Kurt Vile @ Albert Hall, Manchester Kurt Vile and the Violators play through a smorgasbord of tracks at mid-level wattage but when Vile shows off his musicianship, it really raises the game.

Live: Kikagaku Moyo @ Scala, London, November 8th Kikagaku Moyo’s show is an exploration of their music – like the Grateful Dead, or Phish, before them, Kikagaku Moyo reveal the bones and architecture of their songs while weaving in and around and away from it all.

Gigs London – Your guide to the what’s on in London this week – 12th November – featuring Kelly Lee Owens, Courtney Barnett, Rat Boy, Anteros, Flasher, Parquet Courts, Snail Mail, W. H. Lung, Interpol, Teenage Fanclub, The Prodigy, Bad Kids, Sigrid, Soft Machine and more.

Yak @ The Haunt, Brighton Frontman Oliver Henry Burslem is a figure cut from a different age – all golden curls and Jagger pout – a 70s rock star with no idea of his place in 2018.

London Gigs This Week | 5th November The Buzz Roundup: your guide to London gigs this week, featuring Zola Jesus, Drinks, Chrome Sparks, Frigs, Kikagaku Moyo, Insecure Men, Psychic Ills, Kurt Vile, Greta Van Fleet, Elder Island, Jessica Pratt, Parcels, Liela Moss and more.

Our Girl @ The Garage, London If the album found Our Girl buckling at the seams, barely contained, pushing at the walls and trying to break out and break free, their live performance found them crashing through, completely loose, free, and wild.

The Buzz Roundup: your guide to London gigs this week, featuring Blood Orange, Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever, Alt-J, Pixies, Dream Wife, Richard Ashcroft, Connan Mockasin, Damo Suzuki, Lykke Li and more.

There’s something special in the air tonight. U2 roll into London with their Innocence + Experience show once more, bringing with them a sense of a band who may be starting to enter their final chapter but still remain fighting fit. U2 are one of the few artists in the world who are capable of making The O2 intimate.