Category: Live

Frenetic and incessant set from enrapturing Editors at the Brixton Academy. Talos almost, kind of, sort of, maybe doesn’t make sense as an opening band for Editors. Now, that’s not to say in any way that Talos isn’t as good as Editors but, rather, to point out just how different the two bands are.

Film director John Carpenter embodies the idea of a ‘cult legend’. Although somewhat of an oxymoron, the title fits Carpenter to a T. Tonight finds Carpenter playing a live set at Albert Hall, Manchester with samples of soundtracks from a range of his movies throughout his career.

On occasion, it’s still possible to witness a truly great artist in a sized venue that retains a sense of intimacy. This is one of those occasions and finds the legendary Joan Armatrading taking to the stage in the impressive Brighton Dome.

The Buzz Roundup: the London gigs not to miss this week, featuring Cat Power, Brian Jonestown Massacre, Tom Odell, Black Honey, Bloc Party, The Editors, Her’s, Our Girl, Snail Mail, Viagra Boys, Clap Your Hands Say Yeah, Madonnatron and more.

The auspicious surroundings of the leafy University of Sussex campus find an eclectic line up of DJ-cum-band leader James Holden, and his Animal Spirits, with support in the guise of Free Love in an impressive plush 60s auditorium.

The Buzz Roundup: the best gigs London has to offer this week, featuring Beach House, Swimming Girls, Smashing Pumpkins, Bo Ningen, Boy Azooga, Echo and the Bunnymen, Idles, Ry Cooder, Wishbone Ash and more | The Buzz is the definitive source of live music events across the UK ☆☆☆☆☆

A live Anna Calvi show is a much-anticipated event and one that has been much written about. Tonight’s show brings an added sense of anticipation due to its location of Hove’s impressive All Saints’ Church.

The Buzz Roundup: the best gigs in London this week, featuring Parcels, Amber Arcades, Teleman, Four Tet, Paul Weller, The Vryll Society, Whenyoung, Los Campesinos!, Suede, Moonwalks, Dilly Dally, and more.