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THE JESUS & MARY CHAIN We speak to lead singer Jim Reid about the Mary Chain’s first album in nearly twenty years.

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CONTENTS Cover interview 3-4 Gigs 5-19 Clubs 20-30

We list and describe more gigs and club nights than any other publication, giving music fans an essential overview of what’s happening in the capital. This month sees the launch of the first Jesus & Mary Chain album for 19 years and a London date in their supporting tour. We talk to the band’s Jim Reid about the long, tortuous road to putting out a new Mary Chain record. Hip hop fans can see both the mighty Run The Jewels and Jedi Mind Tricks. Meanwhile, krautrock afficianados can pay their respects to the late, great Jaki Liebezeit at The Can Project. Doom-heads have a smorgasbord to pick from, with Desertfest at the end of the month & Earth’s Dylan Carlson, who performs with London’s own The Bug. In clubland, the new Printworks venue continues to attract eye popping line ups of techno & house royalty including Ben Klock and DJ Koze. Meanwhile, The Black Madonna begins a 13 week residency at XOYO with stellar guest DJs. Finally, Roni Size, one of drum ‘n’ bass’s greatest talents, will play his Mercury winning New Forms album live.

A FAMILY AFFAIR Text by Andrew Chamberlain, photographs by Steve Gullick In the mid-eighties a number of bands were exploring how distortion could be used to augment rock music. Among these, The Jesus & Mary Chain hit upon the unique approach of marrying waves of harsh electric noise to bubblegum pop melodies in order to craft songs that crackle and fizz with amphetamine energy. In doing so, they helped popularise the creative use of distortion by guitar bands and opened up new sonic space that hundreds of others have rushed to fill over the following three decades. They also recorded some of the most addictively catchy music of the 1980s and 1990s.

record sounds a bit more upbeat than their 1980s and 1990s work, an assertion that he met with a chuckle. Jim said, “Upbeat is a word that I don’t really think of to describe myself, or William for that matter, but yeah, we’re probably a bit more laidback about making music. We’ve been doing it for so long that we kind of know what we’re doing now and there’s less to prove. Back in the old days, it could all be over in an instant and you felt as if you were having to prove your worth on a daily basis.” The unfairly overlooked Little Pop Rock album that Jim and William recorded in 2005 under the name Sister Vanilla with their younger sister, Linda, also had a more cheerful feel. Jim attributes this to his sister’s influence. He explained, “Linda in the equation always lightens things between me and William as well.”

The band’s original run came to a screeching halt in 1998 when the famously fractious relationship between the sibling core members, Jim and William Reid, came to a head following the recording of the Munki album. The Reid’s patched things up sufficiently to start touring as The Jesus & Mary Chain again in 2007, but fans have had to wait nearly twenty years for a new Jesus & Mary Chain record.

Linda reappears on Can’t Stop The Rock on the new album, a re-recorded version of one of the Sister Vanilla songs. The Two Of Us is another reworked Sister Vanilla track, although this time the vocals are handled by Isobel Campbell of Belle & Sebastian.

I caught up with lead singer, Jim Reid, over the phone as he was preparing to launch their keenly awaited new Damage & Joy album. The first thing I put to him is that the new

“The making of the album Munki was pretty hideous, really. It didn’t just break the band, it almost broke the people in the band, you know? “The thought of going back into the studio, even if it was a bit like that, was something that I just couldn’t deal with at that time. I was still pretty fragile about the whole thing. I had given up drink then. I was on the wagon and I was terrified that the recording of an album would put me back on the bottle. “I just didn’t want to do it. Although I did want an album, I was just too scared to go through with it. I just kept putting it off. William was very keen, and I just kept making excuses. Then one day after I don’t know how many people during interviews asked me... “So, what about this album of yours?” I just thought, “Oft, fucking hell, it’s getting ridiculous. We have to either come clean and say that there isn’t an album, or we’re going to have to actually make one.”” The resulting record is a more laidback affair than the band’s early efforts. The album is still recognisably a product of The Jesus & Mary Chain, but the detached, headlong rush of their extraordinary debut, Psychocandy, is replaced here with a more emotional sound. The album’s debut single, Amputation, originally written back in the noughties, deals with Jim’s sense that the band had been frozen out by music critics in the late ‘90s. He explained, “It’s about feeling as if we no longer had a place in the scheme of things. The music business. To me at that time, it felt as if people tended to give more space and more time to bands that sounded like the Mary Chain than the actual Mary Chain.

William (left) and Jim Reid, the core members of the Mary Chain

There were reports that the brothers avoided going into the studio together during the making of the Sister Vanilla album. I asked Jim if he and William ever actually recorded together in the same room during its production.

“It felt like, what the fuck is going on? Don’t we count? Don’t all those records we made count for anything? People say, “you’re feeling a bit sorry for yourself ”. I don’t know. Maybe... but that was the song that came out of it. It was about that. It felt as if me and William were a couple of guys that had shot our load and there was no space for us. We’d been living in exile. We were rock ‘n’ roll amputations.”

“Eventually, but not at the beginning of it,” he replied. “It was started at the bad period of me and William, basically. We kind of worked separately for a while, but then it just seemed absurd that we were working on this record together, but separately. So I ended up going over to LA and we recorded some of it in his house in LA. All three of us.”

The band’s well received 30th anniversary tour of the Psychocandy album in 2015 should have gone some way to alleviate feelings that the Mary Chain were surplus to requirements. Jim is particularly pleased by the fact that their music has found a younger audience.

The return to the studio together was followed in fairly short order by the brothers accepting an offer from Coachella Festival to reform the Jesus & Mary Chain. Jim said that it took several attempts before they agreed to reform the band.

“Generally, wherever we go I look out there and see lots of kids who were probably not even born when the band broke up in the ‘90s. I think, as you say, that’s got a lot to do with the internet, Youtube and stuff like that. If you hear about a band now you can just immediately see every performance that’s ever been committed to celluloid is at your fingertips.

“It was largely due to the fact that both of us thought that the other wouldn’t be interested,” he explained. “Then we eventually spoke to each other on the phone and I said, “well I’ll do it” and he said “me too”.”

“It is great to see young kids out there. It does make a difference. It makes you feel that the music is relevant, not just for reasons of nostalgia. It’s relevant just for what it is, you know?”

The obvious question following on from this is why it’s taken a decade to go from reforming the band to recording a new album.

The Jesus & Mary Chain play O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire on 5th April

Jim said, “I have to say that we weren’t exactly seeing eye to eye at that point. Doing live shows was OK - do your show, breeze into town, bugger off back home – but the thought of going into the studio for months on end, I wasn’t sure about.”

Damage & Joy is out now on Warner

GIGS SATURDAY 01 THE WHO at Royal Albert Hall, 18.45, SOLD OUT, an acoustic performance of Tommy followed by some of the rock legends’ classics to raise funds for the Teenage Cancer Trust

JOSIENNE CLARKE & BEN WALKER at The Borderline, 19.00, £11, the duo play modern and classic folk

GRAND MAGUS at The Underworld, 18.00, £15, old school heavy metal band from Sweden

OUM at Rich Mix, 20.00, £14, a mix of soul, jazz and North African music

OMARION and BOBBY V at IndigO2, 19.00, £40, popular US R’n’B singers

LILY & THE CAVES at Proud Camden, 19.00, £5, jazzy, pychedelic blues rock

CHORO MATIZ at Green Note Basement, 19.30, £8, traditional Brazilian choro folk music that pre-dates samba

HOUSE GOSPEL CHOIR at The Jazz Cafe, 19.00, SOLD OUT, the choir sings a medley of Frankie Knuckles tracks to mark the 3rd anniversary of his death FELIX HOLT & THE RADICALS at Green Note Cafe, 19.00, £8, up tempo rhythm & blues BLATOIDEA at Dublin Castle, 19.15, £5, anarcho-punks RUN THE JEWELS at The Roundhouse, 19.00, £27.50, hard hitting rap duo with bombastic production from El-P EARTHLINGS? at Hoxton Square Bar & Kitchen, 19.00, £14, psychedelic space rock outfit associated with Queens of the Stone Age DEPARTMENT S and THE WITCHDOKTORS at Nambucca, 19.00, £8, high energy post punk & garage rock Synth Wave Live with NINA, NEON LINES and more at Zigrid von Underbelly, 14.0003.00, £22, a packed line up of synthpop and electro acts GARLAND JEFFREYS at Nell’s Jazz & Blues, 19.00, £15, acclaimed songwriter who has been mixing rock, reggae and soul since the 1970s SOEN at O2 Academy 2 Islington, 19.00, £18.40, Swedish supergroup who play intricate post-metal THE MANOR at Electric Brixton, 19.00, £17.50, down to Earth South London hip hop and rock hybrid

THE RAMONAS at 100 Club, 19.30, £10, all female Ramones tribute band THE SPIERS FAMILY at Calthorpe Arms, 20.15, £8, traditional Scottish folk AMARATERRA at Jamboree, 20.00, £8, up tempo Italian pizzica folk dance band

THE GRAND UNION ORCHESTRA at Rich Mix, 15.30, FREE, traditional Bengali songs with African, Caribbean & latin backing Rebet Asker with PAVLOS CARVALHO at Green Note Cafe, 14.30, £6, the bouzouki player performs Greek rebetiko folk music MARIAH WADE at Kiss The Sky Bar, 14.45, £4, laid back acoustic folk

MONDAY 03 GRANDADDY at Roundhouse, 19.00, £32.75, acclaimed US band who play electronics suffused emotional alt rock

THE BUDDHA PESTS at New Cross Inn, 19.00, £3, psychedelic indie rock

MOSES SUMNEY at Union Chapel, 19.00, £15, the singer songwriter plays intimate electro soul/folk

STEVE ‘N’ SEAGULLS at The Dome, 19.30, £15, bluegrass covers of rock & metal songs

DRINKS at Moth Club, 19.30, £12.65, Cate Le Bon and Tim Presley’s neo-psych project

BOBBY CRUSH at The Pheasantry, 20.30, £20, multi-talented pianist who wrote Orville’s Song for Keith Harris

SEMI PRECIOUS and A HOUSE IN THE TREES at Corsica Studios, 20.00, £5, disordered mutant R’n’B and fractured trip hop in support

SUNDAY 02 PET SHOP BOYS at Royal Albert Hall, 18.45, SOLD OUT, the synthpop greats join the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra & Johnny Marr to raise funds for the Teenage Cancer Trust

DAVE at O2 Academy Islington, 19.00, £12.50, young Streatham rapper who has collaborated with Drake DJ QBERT at 100 Club, 19.30, £11, the world’s greatest turntablist and former member of Invisibl Scratch Piklz

ROYAL REPUBLIC at Electric Ballroom, 18.00, £15, high energy Swedish rockers

BONKAZ at The Jazz Cafe, 19.00, £13.50, controversial South London rapper

STILLHOUSE at Green Note Basement, 19.30, £8, progressive acoustic mix of jazz and bluegrass

GREGORY ALAN ISAKOV at Islington Assembly Hall, 19.00, £17, lyrical South African folk rock songwriter

GALANTIS at O2 Academy Brixton, 19.00, £22.50, Swedish dance pop duo

10 STRING SYMPHONY at Green Note Basement, 20.00, £15, two virtuoso US fiddlers play folk, bluegrass and rock n roll

RACHEL NEWTON at Green Note Cafe, 19.00, £12, contemporary Scottish folk multi-instrumentalist AMY MACDONALD and NEWTON FAULKNER at Royal Albert Hall, 18.30, SOLD OUT, popular Scottish singer songwriter

THE ACADEMIC at Camden Assembly, 19.00, £10, young Irish indie band

JESSE LAWSON at Boston Arms, 19.00, £9, the former Sleeping with Sirens guitarist plays alt rock

THE HOT 8 BRASS BAND at Roundhouse, 19.00, £22.50, trad jazz infused hip hop & funk

BECKY HILL at The Scala, 19.30, £11, Former Voice contestant & Rudimental collaborator

WEDNESDAY 05

THURSDAY 06

TUESDAY 04

WOLF PEOPLE at Islington Assembly Hall, 19.00, £15.68, dramatic fuzzed out psychedelic rock band from Bedfordshire

THE MOONLANDINGZ at Village Underground, 19.30, £13, acid infused psychedelic punk pop featuring members of Fat White Family and Eccentronic Research Council

AVELINO at XOYO, 18.00, £12.50, unpredictable rising British hip hop star who has worked with Wretch 32

XIXA at The Garage, 19.00, FREE, cinematic, psychedelic desert rock band featuring two Giant Sand members FENCES at Hoxton Square Bar & Kitchen, 20.00, £10, indie rock band best known for Arrow featuring Macklemore & Ryan Lewis YORKSTON THORNE KHAN at St John on Bethnal Green, 19.30, £16.50, experimental mix of indie folk, jazz and world music WE SPOKE presents Living Instruments at Cafe Oto, 19.30, £9, experimental music played using instruments made from microorganisms produced by UCL scientists LISA O’NEIL at Green Note Cafe, 20.30, £10, dark, honest singer songwriter from Ireland LVL UP at The Old Blue Last, 20.00, £8, Neutral Milk Hotel influenced indie rock band from New York SAMANTHA CRAIN at The Lexington, 19.30, £10.45, occasionally eccentric US country-folk singer songwriter

LORELLE MEETS THE OBSOLETE at The Brewhouse, 19.30, £8, Krauty, Mexican psychedelic garage rock duo THE JESUS & MARY CHAIN at O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire, 19.00, £34.87, the distortion drenched Scots rockers tour their first album in twenty years MARY OCHER at The Islington, 19.30, £6, experimental avant garde pop from an artist championed by The Yeah Yeah Yeahs’ Karen O SPEECH DEBELLE and CALEB FEMI at Boondocks, 19.00, £8, a capella hip hop & spoken word poetry featuring the Mercury winner GOAN DOGS at The Lexington, 19.00, £9, heartfelt, rhythmic indie pop from Bristol BRITISH SEA POWER: Music for Polish Animation Classics, 20.00, £15, the art rockers play a live soundtrack to animated Polish films SAVOY MOTEL at The Moth Club, 19.30, £8, the band construct songs from ‘70s rock sounds

COLIN HAY at Union Chapel, 19.00, £21, former Men At Work frontman turned singer songwriter

SAMANTHA WHATES and ADAM BEATTIE at Green Note Cafe, 20.00, £9, double bill of young Scottish folk talents

HAVOK at The Underworld, 19.00, £16, thrash metal revivalists from Colorado

DANNI NICHOLLS at St Pancras Old Church, 19.00, £10, British singer songwriter who plays US-style folk, country & rock ‘n’ roll

ELLA EYRE at KOKO, 19.00, £20, pop/R’n’B singer known for her work with Rudimental SKLAMBERG & THE SHEPHERDS at Rich Mix, 19.30, £10, Yiddish and Russian derived Jewish folk music AARON KEYLOCK at The Black Heart, 19.00, £9.05, teenage blues rock guitar virtuoso and singer songwriter

DESPERATE JOURNALIST at The Scala, 19.30, £10, shimmering post punk inspired indie ABC at Royal Albert Hall, 18.45, £79, the Sheffield New Pop outfit will play Lexicon of Love in its entirety SIR THE BAPTIST at Hoxton Square Bar & Kitchen, 20.00, £11, spiritual hip hop & R’nB PALLBEARER at The Underworld, 18.00, £15, US doom metal outfit with a stately, epic sound CHROME SPARKS at The Pickle Factory, 19.30, £12.50, dazed, beat-heavy electronica that veers from down tempo tunes to club bangers ALPINES at Omeara, 20.00, £10.50, arty synthpop duo TORY LANEZ at O2 Forum, 19.00, £28.60, Canadian rapper who models himself on his fellow Torontan Drake TELEPATHY at The Black Heart, 19.30, £10, the atmospheric, heavy post-metallers launch their new album JOHN SMITH at Union Chapel, 19.00, £19.25, indie folk singer songwriter and guitarist

LEWIS BOOTLE at Dublin Castle, 19.30, £6, poetic English singer songwriter

VERITE at The Forge, 19.00, £8, alternative pop singer songwriter

TOM SPEIGHT at Camden Assembly, 19.30, £10, young acoustic singer songwriter

FAUSTUS at The Slaughtered Lamb, 19.30, £14, contemporary folk band featuring former Bellowhead members

MALLORY KNOX at KOKO, 19.00, £20.25, pop punks from Cambridge

HALEY BONAR at The Dome, 19.30, £13.75, US power pop and indie folk singer songwriter

WILL POUND & EDDY JAY at The Harrison, 19.30, £11, innovative folk on harmonica and accordion WOODY PINES at Green Note Cafe, 20.30, £12.50, roots Americana with old time New Orleans jazz influences MADDISON’S THREAD at Green Note Basement, 20.00, £10, acoustic folk mixed with blues, rock & country HOUSE GOSPEL CHOIR at The Jazz Cafe, 19.00, SOLD OUT, the choir sings a medley of Frankie Knuckles tracks to mark the 3rd anniversary of his death HOLLY MACVE at St John on Bethnal Green, 19.30, £11, singer songwriter who has toured with John Grant LIFE at Camden Assembly, 19.00, £6, political punkish indie band from Hull STATE OF ANXIETY at Dublin Castle, £4, old school thrash metal FIRE_SIGN at Servant Jazz Quarters, 19.30, £4, panoramic, slow building electronica

Johnny Lynch for his indie folk material STEVE IGNORANT’S SLICE OF LIFE at 100 Club, 19.30, £11, the former Crass frontman performs honest spoken word pieces with acoustic accompaniment TOMAGA at The Jazz Cafe, 19.00, £10, tight improvisation from a band that draws inspiration from Krautrock and psychedelia ANGELIC UPSTARTS at The Underworld, 18.00, £17, anti-fascist punk group who were leading lights in the development of Oi! NUBIYAN TWIST at Islington Assembly Hall, 19.00, £17.05, 12 piece collective who play a groove driven mix of Afrobeat, jazz and dub EN VOGUE at KOKO, 19.30, £36.30, multi-million selling US dance pop and R’n’B girl group perform hits such as Free Your Mind

ROB PICAZO at Green Note Basement, 19.30, £8, Spanish rhythm and blues singer and guitarist influenced by Sam Cooke BLAENAVON at Heaven, 20.00, £10, indie with occasional nods towards shoegaze BEVERLEY SKEETE at 606 Club, 21.30, blues and soul from the singer who was a key part of Bill Wyman’s Rhythm Kings LIL PEEP at Omeara, 19.30, £6.50, emo rapper ATTILA at Electric Ballroom, 18.00, £15.50, deathcore - nu metal with blast beats & growls DEADBEATZ at Jamboree, 20.00, £6, blues duo focussed on danceable harmonica beats

SATURDAY 08

MIK ARTISTIK’S EGO TRIP at The Harrison, 20.00, £13.75, bizarre, comic songs performed over punk and blues riffs TORY LANEZ at O2 Forum, 19.00, £28.60, Canadian rapper who models himself on Drake

MALLORY KNOX at KOKO, 19.00, £20.25, pop punks from Cambridge

PORT ERIN (album launch) at New Cross Inn, 19.00, £6, progressive, jazz influenced math rock from the West Country

JON BELLION at O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire, 18.00, SOLD OUT, pop/hip hop artist who has written for Rihanna and Eminem

FLIES ARE SPIES FROM HELL at The Black Heart, 19.30, £6, adrenaline fuelled, piano-led instrumental post rock

MAHALIA at The Lexington, 19.30, £8, pop singer songwriter who has sung with Ed Sheeran & Rudimental

COLD IN BERLIN at Surya, 20.00, £7, post punk blended with doom metal to create a unique Gothic sound

SONIA at Royal Vauxhall Tavern, 19.00, £20, the early ‘90s pop star performs her hits

FELICITAS at The Courtyard, 19.30, £7, avantgarde electropop from the PC Music collective

Eskimo Dance with WILEY, CHIP, GHETTS and more at Wembley Arena, 18.00, £26.50, the biggest grime stage show of all time

HORSEBEACH at London Fields Brewery, 19.30, £7, Mancunian indie band with a laidback, sunny US influenced sound

SOULWAX at Electric Brixton, 19.00, £20, the band mix alternative rock with electronics and dance rhythms to compelling effect

DAXX & ROXANE at Dublin Castle, 19.30, £5, Swiss hard rockers who convincingly channel the likes of AC/DC and Motley Crue

MASTA ACE at The Jazz Cafe, 19.00, £15, veteran New York hip hop MC acclaimed for his vivid storytelling

TANTZ at Green Note Cafe, 19.00, £13.20, one of the UK’s top Klezmer bands

THE MONOCHROME SET at The Lexington, 20.00, £15.40, influential post punk act noted for their clever ballads & alt pop songs

FRIDAY 07 ISAIAH RASHAD at O2 Academy Islington, 18.30, SOLD OUT, brutally honest rapper whose lyrics deal with drug abuse & depression BOOKA SHADE (album launch) at Printworks, 18.30, £25, German house/techno producers with a dark, cinematic approach NATHAN FAKE at ICA, 19.30, £15.95, techno informed ambient electronica from the East Anglian producer and remixer PICTISH TRAIL at Oslo, 19.00, £12.50, the pseudonym used by former Fence Records boss

NE-YO at O2 Academy Brixton, 19.00, £61.60, popular R’n’B star with a dapper showbiz image BERNIE TORME at The Borderline, 19.00, £13.20, hard rock guitarist who was in NWOBHM band Gillan during their early ‘80s pomp

THE CAN PROJECT at The Barbican, 19.30, SOLD OUT, a celebration of Can’s music with Irmin Schmist, Malcolm Mooney & Thurston Moore that follows the death of drummer, Jaki Liebezeit

Thinking/Not Thinking Fest at New River Studios, 14.00, £13.20, a diverse line up of jazz, art rock, metal, contemporary classical, electronica and noise acts

THE VAPORS and THE MEMBERS at 100 Club, 19.00, £26.50, two of the new wave era’s most well remembered acts THE VIBRATORS at New Cross Inn, 19.00, £8, first generation punk band with a wild rock n roll approach ACID REIGN at The Underworld, 18.00, £15, late ‘80s/early ‘90s UK thrash metal band who have reformed with a new line up IAN PROWSE at The Islington, £14, the indie singer songwriter plays former band Pele’s 1992 Fireworks album in full MIK ARTISTIK’S EGO TRIP at The Harrison, 20.00, £13.75, bizarre, comic songs performed over punk and blues riffs LOW CHIMES at The Slaughtered Lamb, 19.30, £8.50, folk rock augmented with synths FEROCIOUS DOG at The Garage, 19.00, £18.50, folk punk band who combine traditional instruments with rock ‘n’ roll attitude FLATS & SHARPS at Green Note Cafe, 19.00, £15, an original mix of bluegrass, folk and pop WAKING AIDA at The Garage, 19.00, £6, life affirming instrumental post rock BEN GLOVER at The Albany, 20.00, £10, Irish-American singer songwriter who blends Irish folk with Americana PARKWAY DRIVE at O2 Academy Brixton, 19.00, £30.58, popular Aussie metalcore band WHEN WE WERE WOLVES at Surya, 19.30, £7, hotly tipped Welsh metalcore band CHAINSKA BRASSIKA at Islington Assembly Hall, 19.00, £10.50, acclaimed UK ska band with a full brass section THE BLUES BAND at Under The Bridge, 19.00, £27.50, veteran rhythm & blues players including Paul Jones of Manfred Mann BOOGA RED at Green Note Basement, 20.00, £8, authentic 1920s style up tempo boogie blues duo BROKEN WITT REBELS and BAD TOUCH at The Borderline, 19.00, £14, up and coming blues rock bands acclaimed for their live shows KETAN KASARA & THE RG ACADEMY ORCHESTRA at Cadogan Hall, 19.00, £20, an evening of Bollywood hits

VEXXES at Bloc Bar, 18.30, £7, pop rock GAVIN JAMES at O2 Forum, 19.00, £18.40, Irish pop singer songwriter

SUNDAY 09 NEAL MORSE at O2 Academy Islington, 19.00, £34.50, the former Spock’s Beard singerplays his often spiritual prog rock solo material Soul Explosion with DENIECE WILLIAMS and more at IndigO2, 20.00, £20, a packed line up of multi-million selling soul singers MIK ARTISTIK’S EGO TRIP at The Harrison, 20.00, £13.75, bizarre, comic songs performed over punk and blues riffs

hip hop collective members MY BABY at Oslo, 19.30, £13.44, Dutch band who mix blues, trance and funk JAMES HILL & ANN JANNELLE at Green Note Cafe, 19.00, £11, one of the world’s top ukelele players and a classically trained cellist/ singer combine to unique effect BLOOD YOUTH at Boston Music Room, 19.00, £9, melodic metalcore from Harrogate

TUESDAY 11 JEDI MIND TRICKS at O2 Academy Islington, 19.00, £27.05, hilarious, ultraviolent hip hop duo who make creative, eccentric beats

IFE at Archspace, 19.00, £11.50, Brazilan rumba percussion mixed with improvised electronics THE TOASTERS and more at New Cross Inn, 14.00-23.00, £8, a packed ska & reggae line up EMMA BALLANTINE and TRACEY BROWNE at Green Note Cafe, 20.00, £10, two gifted singer songwriters play pop & folk ANJA MCCLOSKEY at The Water Rats, 20.00, £4, German American accordionist and singer songwriter ZAPPATIKA at The Underworld, 19.00, £20, new arrangements of Frank Zappa songs & material they’ve recorded with his band members THE KINGDOM CHOIR at 606 Club, 13.30, £10, one of Europe’s top modern gospel choirs IONA FYFE at The Harrison, 19.30, £11, young, traditional Aberdeenshire folk singer TINDERBOX at Green Note Basement, 19.30, £8, husband and wife acoustic duo whose work spans folk and Americana MATT BIANCO at 229 The Venue, 19.00, £25, sophisticated 1980s pop group whose music draws on soul and jazz

MONDAY 10 THE PRETENDERS at Royal Albert Hall, 19.00, SOLD OUT, Chrissie Hynde’s much loved alternative rock band play their hits THE INTERNET at The Scala, 19.30, £17.50, alternative RnB band formed by Odd Future

KING DUDE at The Underworld, 19.30, £19.25, Southern Gothic folk & rock from former death metaller Thomas Cowgill BLACK TOP WITH THURSTON MOORE at The Jazz Cafe, 19.00, £15, the former Sonic Youth member improvises with Black Top FEAST OF FIDDLES at Union Chapel, 19.00, £21.50, fiddler packed folk rock ensemble that includes Steeleye Span & Lindisfarne members THE INTERNET at The Scala, 19.30, £17.50, alternative RnB band formed by Odd Future hip hop collective members MIDORI TAKADA at Cafe Oto, 19.30, £16, minimalist ambient dreamscapes from the Japanese percussionist and composer IFE at Archspace, 19.00, £11.50, Brazilan rumba percussion mixed with improvised electronics KAREN ELSON at Moth Club, 20.00, £16.40, model turned singer songwriter who has worked with Father John Misty SIR WAS at Birthdays, 19.30, £6, the Swede blends indie, soul, hip hop and electronica

EPHEMERALS at Rich Mix, 19.00, £10.45, horn section-sporting soul collective playing ahead of the release of their latest album SAM LEWIS at Green Note Cafe, 20.30, £12, roots country and soul singer songwriter influenced by Ray Charles THE SLOW READERS CLUB at The Borderline, 19.00, £11.50, Mancunian indie band who evolved out of Omerta KID INK at O2 Forum, 19.00, £31.35, pop rap star who has collaborated with Chris Brown, Akon and others JORDAN RAKEI at KOKO, 19.00, £15, alternative RnB/new soul singer from New Zealand who has worked with Disclosure HOW’S HARRY at The Camden Assembly, 19.00, £8, high energy indie band JAMES LEONARD HEWITSON at The Old Blue Last, 20.00, FREE, summery psych pop Tuesday Blues Club with ERJA LYYTINEN at 100 Club, 19.30, Finnish blues guitarist

WEDNESDAY 12

THE BUG VS DYLAN CARLSON (Earth) and BONG at Heaven, 19.30, £17.60, the heavy dub pioneer & doom metal progenitor team up DEVENDRA BANHART at Hackney Empire, 19.00, £25, psychedelic folk singer songwriter who recently released his 9th album DRUGDEALER at Moth Club, 19.30, £8, dazed, psych pop group featuring Michael Collins & members of Mac Demarco’s band NEKROMANTIX at The Underworld, 19.00, £22.75, horror-themed Danish-American psychobilly band THE JOHN MCCUSKER BAND at St James Church, 19.00, £19.80, former Battlefield Band member & celebrated folk fiddler plus his band

CHANTAE CANN at 229 The Venue, 19.30, £16.50, jazzy soul singer with an expressive, subtle style MY VITRIOL at The Scala, 19.30, £19, shoegazing alternative rock band play material from their recent Secret Sessions release YUNGEN at KOKO, 19.00, SOLD OUT, South London rapper & member of the Play Dirty crew PAIN OF SALVATION at Islington Assembly Hall, 19.00, £22.75, Swedish prog metal band known for polyrhythms & bold concept albums STUFF at The Camden Assembly, 19.00, £7, a mix of electronics, hip hop and jazz funk WHISKEY MOONFACE at The Old Queen’s Head, 19.00, £9.35, alt-folk with hallucinatory lyrics & klezmer influences

album, On Bond Street, which features classic Duke Reid backing instrumentals THE DEAD 60s at Electric Ballroom, 19.00, £25, the band blends indie rock with ska to create an angular sound WEYES BLOOD at The Dome (NW5), 19.30, £11, intelligently constructed blend of ‘60s psych folk and ‘70s pop Magnetic Moon Festival with THE AWAY DAYS at Shacklewell Arms, 20.00, FREE, the Turkish shoegaze outfit headline day one SARAH WALK at The Forge, 19.00, £10, rhythmic piano, big melodies and heartbreak from the androgynous US singer SARAH JANE MORRIS at Rah Rah Room, 20.00, £16.50, the former Communards singer performs a mix of blues, rock, jazz & soul

JAKIL at Birthdays, 19.30, £7, soul tinged guitar pop group from Edinburgh

CATH & PHIL TYLER at Cafe Oto, 19.30, £8, Anglo-American couple whose raw, minimal folk draws on both country’s traditions

BARBARA MARION at Green Note Cafe, 19.30, £8, a mix of Americana, ‘50s lounge music and jazz

ROSE ELINOR DOUGALL at The Lexington, 20.00, £11.20, indie pop from the former Pipettes member and Mark Ronson associate

OVER ATLANTIC at The Borderline, 19.00, £10.45, power pop band with members from Sweden, the US and the UK

H. GRIMACE at Rough Trade East, 19.00, £10.99 (inc CD), a hypnotic mix of shoegaze and post-punk

CARO EMERALD at Royal Albert Hall, 19.30, £50.95, Dutch singer songwriter who blends swing with modern pop

ANNA MASSIE & MAIREARAD GREEN at Green Note Cafe, 20.30, £13, two highly acclaimed Scots folk multi-instrumentalists

THE AMAZONS at Dingwalls, 19.00, £9, melodic rock band from Reading

HELLYEAH at O2 Academy Islington, 19.00, £22.50, metal supergroup with members of Mudvayne and Pantera

WACO at The Garage, 19.00, £7, indie rock band from London SWMRS at Boston Music Room, 19.00, £10, pop punk band featuring the son of Green Day frontman Billie Joe Armstrong

THURSDAY 13 10CC at London Palladium, 19.30, £41, Graham Gouldman’s inventive 1970s pop group plays their greatest hits MISTY IN ROOTS at Islington Assembly Hall, 19.00, £22, John Peel’s favourite reggae band & among the first 1970s UK roots acts BITTY MCLEAN at The Jazz Cafe, 19.00, £27.50, the reggae singer performs his 2004

THE MAGPIE SALUTE at Under The Bridge, 19.00, £32, the group includes Rich Robinson & Marc Ford from The Black Crowes & mixes their solo work with their former band’s songs MELANIE PAIN at 100 Club, £15, indie pop from the French former Nouvelle Vague singer RACHEL STAMP at The Underworld, 19.00, £17, ‘90s & early noughties glam rock revivalists MOUNT HOLLY at The Water Rats, 20.00, £16.52, blues rock band formed by former Silvertide guitarist, Nick Perri CAMERON AVERY at Dingwalls, 19.00, £14, the multi-instrumentalist, who plays with Tame Impala, presents his modern take on big band crooner-style songwriting

Lock Tavern Festival at The Lock Tavern, 19.00, FREE, four nights of music from a packed line up of bands LISBON at O2 Academy Islington, 19.00, £9.20, indie pop from North East England RICK ASTLEY at Royal Albert Hall, 19.00, £24.75, ‘80s pop singer whose career has revived in recent years

FRIDAY 14 GNOD and GROUP A at Electrowerkz, 20.00, £10, double headline sets from the hypnotic Mancunian noise band & Japan’s experimental synth wave and visual art collective, Group A ROY ELLIS at Islington Assembly Hall, 18.00, £27.50, the Symarip singer performs the Skinhead Moonstomp album in full THE CLANG GROUP at The Islington, 18.00, £8, proto punk and art rock from former Deaf School member Clive Langer along with Roxy Music’s Andy MacKay SILVASTONE at O2 Academy Islington, 18.00, £13, hotly tipped London based Afrobeat artist VADER at The Underworld, 18.00, £20, Polish death metal band who have released 11 albums since the early ‘90s MOSI CONDE & KAIRA KORA AFRIKA at Green Note Cafe, 20.30, £10, the celebrated West African Griot performs original and traditional music with his band #BadFriday BBQ All-dayer with PELUCHE, DEAD COAST and more at The Windmill, 15.00, £9, a packed bill of post-punk, psych and surf bands ANDREW HEATH & ANNE CHRIS BAKKER at Iklectik, 20.00, £8, improvised ambient music utilising experimental guitar and synth textures HOLY MOLY & THE CRACKERS at The Borderline, 19.00, £11.25, the band mix Americana, British folk rock & gypsy music THE MAGPIE SALUTE at Under The Bridge, 19.00, £32, the group includes Rich Robinson & Marc Ford from The Black Crowes & mixes their solo work with their former band’s songs

featured in many popular US TV shows STEVE HARLEY & COCKNEY REBEL at Nell’s Jazz & Blues, 19.00, £27.50, the ‘70s rock band play their hits HUNGRYTOWN at The King’s Head, 20.30, £15, old time 1930s-style country duo much acclaimed for their haunting sound TONY O’MALLEY at 606 Club, 21.30, £12, the former Kokomo and Arrival member plays jazz-infused soul and blues KAREN ELSON at Rough Trade East, 18.30, £10.99 (inc. CD), model turned singer songwriter whose second album features Father John Misty and Laura Marling among others

SATURDAY 15 THE PIONEERS, DAVE & ANSELL COLLINS and OWEN GRAY at Islington Assembly Hall, 18.00, £25, some of the biggest stars of the ska & reggae era take to the stage TRANS AM at Corsica Studios, 19.00, £13, largely instrumental mix of krautrock, postrock and electronica THE JASMINE MONKS and JAZZ BUTCHER QUARTET at The Lexington, 19.30, £16.50, two of the Creation label’s best loved 1980s acts present their art pop sounds

Magnetic Moon Festival with BLONDI’S SALVATION at Shacklewell Arms, 20.00, FREE, day two’s headliners mix world sounds with ‘60s psych rock THE CORRESPONDENTS at The Old Queen’s Head, 20.00, £6, Aussie electro swing CO-PILGRIM at The Betsey Trotwood, 20.00, £7, Mike Gale of Black Nielsen’s folk and country project CHURCH OF THE COSMIC SKULL at Boston Music Room, 19.00, £8, progressive psych rock 7 piece with a ‘70s-inspired sound CROW BLACK CHICKEN at The Good Ship, 19.30, £4, Irish blues rock band DEAD AT ELEVEN at The Crowndale, 19.00, £7.91, London based hard rockers Dugstock with SPOILERS at New Cross Inn, 18.00, £6, a packed line up of punk bands headlined by Kent’s Spoilers ERIC BELLINGER at Electric Ballroom, 18.00, £15, US R’n’B singer songwriter who has written for Usher and Justin Bieber FRENCH MONTANA at IndigO2, 19.00, £35, pop rapper who has worked with Drake

HOWLING at Village Underground, 19.00, £19.50, Ry X and Frank Wiedemann’s (Ame) hugely acclaimed electronic pop project KEIR NEURINGER & MATT WRIGHT with EVAN PARKER at Cafe Oto, 19.30, £8, launch show for the turntablist and experimental saxophonist’s new city themed album Magnetic Moon Festival with PAPERHEAD at Shacklewell Arms, 20.00, FREE, Nashville based progressive, folksy psych rockers AESTHETIC PERFECTION at O2 Academy Islington, 18.00, £20.15, Daniel Graves’ eclectic EBM/industrial project THE MAGPIE SALUTE at Under The Bridge, 19.00, £32, the group includes Rich Robinson & Marc Ford from The Black Crowes & mixes their solo work with their former band’s songs

Lock Tavern Festival at The Lock Tavern, 19.00, FREE, four nights of music from a packed line up of bands

ERROL LINTON’S BLUES TRIO at Green Note Basement, 20.00, £10, celebrated blues harmonica player who incorporates reggae rhythms into his sound

MAJESTIC at The Scala, 18.30, £16, the bass and house producer and Kiss FM DJ, who has worked with Sigma, performs live

NEVER THE BRIDE at Green Note Cafe, 19.00, £16.50, blues rockers with a stellar female singer who have supported The Who

RACHAEL YAMAGATA at Omeara, 19.00, £17.05, indie singer songwriter whose work has

SMOKE LIKE A FISH and more at Camden

Assembly, 14.00, £12.50, Welsh ska punks with a full brass section SONIC SYNDICATE at The Underworld, 18.00, £17, Swedish band who mix melodic death metal with metalcore

WAYNE HERNANDEZ at 606 Club, 20.30, £12, celebrated soul, jazz & R ‘n’ B singer who has worked with Gorillaz & Kool & The Gang

ORATNITZA at 100 Club, 19.00, £16.50, a mix of Bulgarian folk, drum n bass & hip hop

The Harrison All Day Folk Festival with THE LANGAN BAND and more at The Harrison, 13.30, FREE, a packed line up of folk, old time, bluegrass and Irish acts

EMILY MAE WINTERS at Tea House Theatre, 19.30, £11, Anglo-Irish singer songwriter who plays a gentle mix of country and folk

THE LINDISFARNE STORY at Under The Bridge, 19.00, £27.50, former members of Lindisfarne play the band’s acoustic rock hits

RACHAEL YAMAGATA at Omeara, 19.00, £17.05, indie singer songwriter whose work has featured in many popular US TV shows

PERSEFONE at The Underworld, 19.00, £14, symphonic progressive death metal band from Andorra

CORMEGA at Chip Shop Brixton, 20.00, £8, US rapper and Nas associate

NOBLE JACKS at New Cross Inn, 14.00, £7, electro-acoustic neo folk group with an uptempo, footstomping style

FREEZE THE ATLANTIC at The Borderline, 19.00, £10.08, alternative rock band formed by 100 Reasons & Reuben members Dugstock with GOOBER PATROL at New Cross Inn, 18.00, £10, knockabout punk rock antics from the headliners DEXETER at The Good Ship, 19.00, £10, British country band who Bob Harris describes as a “country Fleetwood Mac” Lock Tavern Festival at The Lock Tavern, 19.00, FREE, four nights of music from a packed line up of bands

SUNDAY 16 ANDERSON .PAAK at O2 Forum, 19.00, £34.36, R’n’B and hip hop producer and singer who has worked with Dr Dre 1000 Volts of Holt with BRINSLEY FORDE at The Jazz Cafe, 19.00, £25, John Holt’s classic album played in full by a stellar band with the Aswad frontman on vocals SHOW OF HANDS at Royal Albert Hall, 20.00, £33.10, one of the UK’s most popular folk and roots bands play from three decades of award winning recorded material ROMEO & MICHELE STODART and special guests at Green Note Cafe, 20.00, £12, the former Magic Numbers play along with some old friends Magnetic Moon Festival with IGUANA DEATH CULT at Shacklewell Arms, 20.00, FREE, ferociously weird Dutch garage punks

BOB THEIL at Cafe Oto, 20.00, £6, Scots folk rock singer songwriter active since the 1970s REAL FRIENDS at Electric Ballroom, 18.00, £14, pop punk and emo Lock Tavern Festival at The Lock Tavern, 19.00, FREE, four nights of music from a packed line up of bands

MONDAY 17 VED at Cafe Oto, 20.00, £6, hypnotic instrumental rock influenced by horror movie themes, electronics, surf, the orient and dub QUJAKU at Birthdays, 19.00, FREE, dark, savage psychedelia from a Japanese band formerly known as The Piqnic

TUESDAY 18 TIMBER TIMBRE at Islington Assembly Hall, 19.00, £17.22, spooky, atmospheric psychedelic folk group from Canada IDA WENOE at Green Note Cafe, 19.00, £10, Danish indie folk singer songwriter who combines whimsy with a sinister edge MOOR MOTHER at Cafe Oto, 19.30, £8, harsh, improvised noise with cutting Afrofuturist lyrics MERV at Servant Jazz Quarters, 19.30, £5, the band improvise & lay ambient and dance music derived textures over a tight groove PWR BTTM at The Garage, 19.00, £15, arty DIY punk group who incorporate drag performance into their shows JULIETA VENEGAS at Barbican, 19.30, £15, the Grammy winning Mexican pop rock singer songwriter plays an acoustic set THE MIGHTY OAKS at The Scala, 19.00, £12, German indie folk band who combine three part harmonies with anthemic meloies CHARLIE STRAW at The Forge, 19.00, £9.35, intimate, emotional indie from the young singer songwriter OCTOBER DRIFT at The Monarch, 19.00, £7, energetic young indie rock band BRUNO MARS at O2 Arena, 20.00, £37.50, popular R’n’B/pop singer songwriter

WEDNESDAY 19

THE SAW DOCTORS at The Tramshed, 19.00, £25, tongue in cheek, Irish rock band who are famed for their live show TWELVE FOOT NINJA at The Underworld, 19.00, £13.25, Australian progressive metal act who incorporate unusual instruments and rhythms into their sound DOUG EUNSON & SARAH MATTHEWS at Green Note Cafe, 20.30, £8, folk duo who harmonise while playing fiddle & melodeon Ronnie Scott’s Blues Explosion at Ronnie Scott’s, 18.30, £25, a crack team of musicians play blues from the delta to Chicago

ATA KAK at The Jazz Cafe, 19.30, £14, Awesome Tapes from Africa’s most feted discovery blends highlife, dancehall & hip hop to dazzling and eccentric effect

THE TIDE at O2 Academy Islington, 18.30, £11.33, US pop rock boy band

ZS and HORSE LORDS at Cafe Oto, 19.30, £10, Brooklyn’s celebrated avant garde noise

trio are supported by top notch drone rockers, Horse Lords HAFDIS HULD at St Pancras Old Church, 19.30, £13.20, the Icelandic former GusGus singer performs an acoustic indie pop set CRAIG FINN at The Courtyard Theatre, 19.30, £16, the former Hold Steady frontman combines storytelling with country tinged indie PINS at Moth Club, £13.20, all female band who combine grunge pop & shoegaze CHARLOTTE OC at Omeara, 20.00, £11.40, vulnerable, mystic synthpop ENTRANCE at Shacklewell Arms, 19.30, £8, Guy Blakeslee, formerly of psych rockers The Entrance Band, presents his emotional, orchestral solo work BRYDE at The Camden Assembly, 19.30, £11, fiercely honest songs from a singer who accompanies herself on electric guitar CRAIG SCOTT at IKLECTIK, 20.00, £10, improvised music digitally constructed from recordings of home made instruments BASTIEN KEB at The Pickle Factory, 19.30, £8.50, the multi-instrumentalist creates lo-fi, nocturnal music based on hip hop & soul THE MENZINGERS at KOKO, 19.00, £17.60, US punk band celebrated for their songcraft WESTERN CENTURIES at Luna Lounge, 19.30, £11, country rock band with three lead vocalists who specialise in harmonies THE BLUESWATER at The Harrison, 20.00, £7, raucous ‘50s and ‘60s style rhythm and blues band from Edinburgh

£10, Brooklyn’s celebrated avant garde noise trio are supported by top notch drone rockers, Horse Lords ZEAL & ARDOR at The Underworld, 18.00, £14.75, an unusual, but effective, mix of slave spirituals, black metal and hip hop beats LAETITIA SADIER SOURCE ENSEMBLE at Moth Club, 20.00, £10, indie infused with electronics from the former Stereolab singer OOIOO at Kamio, 20.00, £13.20, experimental, irregular noise, electronics & psychedelia from the former Boredoms member’s band CIGARETTES AFTER SEX at KOKO, 19.00, SOLD OUT, hazy, romantic ambient pop group from Brooklyn BILLY OCEAN at London Palladium, 19.00, £26.40, British soul and RnB singer who had hits in the ‘70s and ‘80s CHRISTIAN LOFFLER at Corsica Studios, 19.30, £13.20, melancholy, deep electronica that incorporates acoustic sounds DAEDALUS (live) at The Pickle Factory, 19.30, £14, electronica producer who creates a diverse, often humorous, blend of hip hop and IDM CINDY LEE at The Waiting Room, 20.00, £8, the alter ego of guitarist Patrick Flegel plays no wave, noise and doo wop CHARLI XCX at The Jazz Cafe, 19.00, £12.50, eccentric pop from a young singer songwriter who has worked with Iggy Azalea THE NIGHTJAR at Green Note Cafe, 20.30, £9.35, intense, haunting close harmony singing, interlocking guitars and deep bass

OH SUSANNA at Cecil Sharp House, 19.30, £14, Canadian singer songwriter who plays early 20th century style folk, country & blues

SARAH ANGLISS at Kings Place, 20.15, £12.50 (inc CD), experimental London themed works that feature a home made bell ringing machine capable of inhuman feats

WILL WOOD and GREAT NORTH at Green Note Cafe, 19.00, £8, two top folk and alt country acts from New Zealand

NADIA ROSE at Village Underground, 19.30, £8.50, up and coming hip hop and grime rapper & cousin of Stormzy

THE FRANKLIN ELECTRIC at Electrowerkz, 19.30, £8.50, alt-folk pop

EINAR STRAY ORCHESTRA at The Garage, 19.00, £8, Norwegian classically influenced 11 piece who play post rock and ballads

BRUNO MARS at O2 Arena, 20.00, £37.50, popular R’n’B/pop singer songwriter

THURSDAY 20 ZS and HORSE LORDS at Cafe Oto, 19.30,

£11, Latin American sounds blended with electronica SARAH GILLESPIE at 606 Club, 20.30, £10, poetic, lyrical British-American singer songwriter who fuses folk, jazz and blues NEW STREET ADVENTURE at XOYO, 19.00, £13.75, indie blended with Northern Soul PUMAROSA at Oval Space, 19.30, £11, electro-rock outfit with a danceable downbeat soumd THE TWISTED TWENTY at The Harrison, 19.30, £11, British folk tunes of the Baroque era played on period instruments DATKID & BAILEYS BROWN at The Brewhouse, 19.30, £8, the MC and producer present some fresh Bristolian hip hop JOHNNY LLOYD at The Scala, 19.30, £9.50, lo-fi indie from the former Tribes frontman JOE BONAMASSA at Royal Albert Hall, 19.30, SOLD OUT, one of the world’s top blues rock guitarists THE CURSE OF LONO at The Water Rats, 19.00, £8, dark, driving Americana CHIEF at New Cross Inn, 19.00, £5, melodic hardcore band from Liverpool TOM GRENNAN at Union Chapel, 19.00, SOLD OUT, bluesy indie singer songwriter who has worked with Chase & Status HENRY’S FUNERAL SHOE at Dublin Castle, 19.30, £5, up tempo blues rock

FRIDAY 21

KING KONG COMPANY at Birthdays, 20.00, FREE, popular Irish band who mix Prodigy style dance with dub rock

DEAFHEAVEN at KOKO, 18.00, £20, acclaimed US band who merge black metal with shoegaze & post rock experimentaion

LA KASHA ad TELAJETA at Concrete, 19.00,

THE ORB at Southbank Centre, 19.30, £25, an

ambient selection from the Underworld and COW albums with guests including Youth JOHN PRINE at London Palladium, 19.00, £37.40, celebrated US country/folk singer songwriter whose lyrics cover everyday life & social issues with humour & honesty ADRIAN SHERWOOD (DJ) presents CREATION REBEL (live) and VIC REEVES (DJ) at The Jazz Cafe, 19.00, £12.50, the dub master presents Creation Rebel’s first live performance in 25 years

working class, socially aware Oi! band SURA SUSSO at Green Note Cafe, 20.30, £10, virtuoso Gambian kora player who performs both traditional songs and originals MINED at Archspace, 20.00, £5, melancholy, emotive electronica from the singer songwriter WOLVERINE, UNTIL RAIN and LOST IN THOUGHT at The Garage, 19.00, £10, three progressive metal bands joint headline LAURENCE JONES at The Borderline, 19.00, £16.50, prodigious blues rock guitarist and singer songwriter KESTON COBBLERS CLUB at Union Chapel, 19.00, £17.75, pop folk pitched midway between Stornoway & Mumford & Sons THE JACKOBINS at Dublin Castle, 19.30, £5, energetic indie rock band from Liverpool

ORKESTRA MENDOZA at Rich Mix, 20.00, £13, Sergio Mendoza’s well dressed band mix cumbia, mambo, psychedelia & electronica CLAP! CLAP! at Moth Club, 20.00, £14, electronic dance producer who incorporates field recordings & African and Latin percussive elements into his music CAETANO VELOSO & TERESA CRISTINA at The Barbican, 20.00, £25, Cristina performs samba from her Canta Cartola album before joining Veloso for some of his bossa nova hits THOSE POOR BASTARDS at The Underworld, 18.00, £15, depressing, Gothic country band with a primitive, old time sound ANTONIO ZAMBUJO at Cadogan Hall, 19.30, £15, the Portuguese Fado/Alentejo singer pays tribute to the songs of Chico Buarque SEAN PAUL at O2 Forum, 19.00, SOLD OUT, Jamaican hip hop star known for his popular reggae infused party anthems JOE BONAMASSA at Royal Albert Hall, 19.30, SOLD OUT, one of the world’s top blues rock guitarists DEREK NASH’S PROTECT THE BEAT at 606 Club, 20.30, £12, aggressive jazz funk featuring one of the UK’s top sax players BOOZE & GLORY at 100 Club, 19.00, £19.25,

FUZZYSTAR at The Betsey Trotwood, 19.00, £5, infectious, lo-fi indie pop TOBY. at O2 Academy Islington, 18.00, £11.25, soul pop act from London KIBITZ at Jamboree, 20.00, £6, klezmer band from Leeds BRUNO MARS at O2 Arena, 20.00, £37.50, popular R’n’B/pop singer songwriter

SATURDAY 22 MARK ERNESTUS’ NDAGGA RHYTHM FORCE at Cafe Oto, 19.30, £16, the techno innovator & one half of Basic Channel presents his 8 piece Senegalese mbalax/electronic band BLACK MEKON at Shacklewell Arms, 19.30, FREE, loud, nihilistic bluesy noise rock band who wear masks PRESTON REED at The Slaughtered Lamb, 19.30, £16.50, one of the world’s most celebrated guitarists, who revolutionised acoustic guitar with his percussive techniques THE REAL THING, HEATWAVE and ODYSSEY at IndigO2, 19.00, £25, three top disco era acts who were responsible for hits including Boogie Nights KATHRYN WILLIAMS at The Albany, 20.00, £12, the Mercury nominated singer songwriter performs an intimate solo set followed by a set of reworked jazz classics

JOAN OSBORNE at Union Chapel, 19.00, £27.50, soulful, emotionally evocative singer songwriter & seven time Grammy nominee MAXI JAZZ & THE E-TYPE BOYS at The Jazz Cafe, 19.00, £22.50, the Faithless frontman’s new 9 piece band plays funk, blues, reggae and dub SHALAMAR at The Clapham Grand, 18.30, £33, US disco/synthpop group who had hits in the ‘70s and ‘80s & popularised body popping GBH at New Cross Inn, 19.00, £10, one of the UK’s top 2nd generation punk bands who have stuck to their sound for over 30 years THE MAGIC LANTERN at The Winemakers Club, 19.00, £11, singer songwriter who combines his arresting voice with an unusual flamenco influenced fingerpicking guitar style ALEX VARGAS at Omeara, 18.30, £12, the singer songwriter blends electronica with emotional, soulful singing WESTERN CENTURIES at Green Note, 19.00, £11, country rock band with three lead vocalists who specialise in harmonies HED PE at O2 Academy Islington, 18.00, £17.75, a mix of hip hop with hardcore punk, heavy rock and metal BURY TOMORROW at O2 Forum, 19.00, £20.50, melodic metalcore band from Southampton RESISTANCE 77 at 100 Club, 19.00, £16.50, classic 1st generation style punk band who have been active since the early ‘80s Nepalese New Year with NAMLO at St Ethelburga’s, 19.00, £13.20, London’s sole Nepali band blend the country’s folk traditions DAS FLUFF at Electrowerkz, 19.00, £10, industrial electro-goths ECLIPSE at The Borderline, 19.00, £16.80, Swedish melodic hard rock band WHILE SHE SLEEPS at The Dome, 19.00, £16.50, metalcore band from Yorkshire PAISLEY MESS at Surya, 19.00, £6, a blend of jazz, blues and psychedelia BIG MAMMA’S DOOR at Green Note Basement, 20.00, £10, 1920s to 1950s blues band

HAYSEED DIXIE at The Garage, 19.00, £20.35, bluegrass covers of classic rock songs

Ronnie Scott’s, 18.30, SOLD OUT, soul and R’n’B played by an array of talented musicians

JAKE MILLER at Electric Ballroom, 18.00, £18.15, US pop rapper

WHILE SHE SLEEPS at The Dome, 19.00, £16.50, metalcore band from Yorkshire

BRUNO MARS at O2 Arena, 20.00, £37.50, popular R’n’B/pop singer songwriter

LO STRANIERO at New Cross Inn, 20.00, £3, lo fi Italian indie and electro

SUNDAY 23

APOLLO5 at Omnibus, 19.30, £10, a cappella group who sing folk, jazz, classical & pop

MONDAY 24 LOW LEAF at Camden Assembly, 19.00, £7, LA singer songwriter who combines electronics with traditional Filipino spiritual music JEFF LANG at Green Note Cafe, 20.30, £15, acclaimed Australian acoustic blues guitarist who incorporates rock & folk into his sound COLIN STETSON at The Jazz Cafe, 19.00, £16, revolutionary avant garde bass saxophonist who has recorded with Arcade Fire & Bon Iver MNDSGN at XOYO, 19.00, £10, adventurous ‘80s influenced hip hop beatmaker ISAIAH RASHAD at KOKO, 19.00, £17.50, brutally honest rapper whose lyrics deal with substance abuse and depression FRANKIE VALLI & THE FOUR SEASONS at O2 Arena, 18.30, £45, the world’s most popular falsetto plays his hits with his talented band Afrocubism Revisited at Islington Assembly Hall, 20.00, £22.50, African & Cuban musicians revisit the 2010 album that celebrated the intertwined history of their music ALKALINE at O2 Academy Brixton, 19.00, £28.75, notorious young dancehall singer who combines explicit lyrics with an increasingly poppy sound THE QUIREBOYS at O2 Academy Islington, 19.00, £18.50, UK hard rockers who had hit albums in the early ‘90s STRIKE ANYWHERE and BELVEDERE at The Underworld, 18.00, £20.25, melodic hardcore from two top skater punk bands THE BLACK FEATHERS at Green Note, 19.00, £11, Americana, folk and acoustic indie duo who harmonise seamlessly NATALIE WILLIAMS SOUL FAMILY at

OLLIE KING at Green Note Basement, 20.00, £9, young British folk melodeon player celebrated for his rich, lyrical style THE JIGANTICS at The Pheasantry, 19.00, £15, diverse folk, blues and Americana

TUESDAY 25 OXBOW and SUMAC at The Dome, 19.30, £19.50, experimental noise rock mixed with free jazz and contemporary classical from a uniquely eclectic band of sonic adventurers

BELLE & THE BUSKER at The Pheasantry, 19.00, £12, a blend of country and folk ANDRES CEPEDA at Union Chapel, 19.30, £29.16, hugely popular romantic Colombian Latin pop rock singer songwriter BOURBON STREET REVIVAL at 100 Club, 19.15, £11, old school rhythm ‘n’ blues & blues SAM BROOKES at The Borderline, 19.00, £11.20, indie singer songwriter

WEDNESDAY 26 JAMBINAI at O2 Academy Islington, 19.00, £15.50, Korean band who blend post rock with Korean traditional music FLOWERS MUST DIE at Shacklewell Arms, 19.30, £8, improvised psychedelia blended with disco, doom & oriental sounds ELVIS DEPRESSEDLY at Kamio, 19.30, £8, lo fi indie that leans towards the melancholy KILO at The Pickle Factory, 19.30, £7, electronic soundscapes underpinned by dance pop CHINAH at Birthdays, 19.30, £7, wistful, experimental, synth-laden Danish indie pop FIS & ROB THORNE at Cafe Oto, £10, experimental electronica that draws on Maori traditional music

XENIA RUBINOS at Hoxton Square Bar & Kitchen, 20.00, £10, a socially conscious mixture of R’n’B and hardcore punk

NORTH DOWNS at Scotch of St James, 19.00, £8, arty, layered electronica combined with lush instrumentation and sly lyrics

PLAITUM at The Pickle Factory, 19.30, £7, twitchy synthpop from the young duo signed to Wolf Tone

SPLASHH at Bussey Building, 19.30, £9, Hackney band whose sound ranges from fuzzy garage pop to cinematic dream pop

MARIANA SADOVSKA & ABRAHAM BRODY at Rich Mix, 20.00, £10, Lithuanian-Ukrainian folk music re-imagined by two gifted musicians

COUNTERFEIT at The Underworld, 19.00, £15, new London-based punk rock band

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HVOB at Oval Space, 19.30, £15, Austrian live electronic duo with a driving, moody sound based in techno

JOSH CAFFE at Ace Hotel, 19.00, £5, the underground house and techno producer previews his forthcoming album

MARTIN CREED at Kings Place, 20.00, £14.50, the Turner Prize winning artist presents his acclaimed minimal punk folk music

DAN OWEN at Hoxton Square Bar & Kitchen, 20.00, £10, bluesy singer songwriter

THOMAS DYBDAHL at Omeara, 19.00, £14.85, Norwegian singer songwriter who backs his distinctive voice with music that ranges from acoustic folk to post punk

TIZ MCNAMARA at Green Note Basement, 20.00, £10, indie singer songwriter RUSS at KOKO, 19.00, £20.35, US rapperwho rhymes about self empowerment GANG OF YOUTHS at The Water Rats, 19.00, £9, Australian band who play U2 style stadium indie DMA’s at Electric Brixton, 19.00, £13.50, Australian take on Oasis-style indie rock CHRIS DE BURGH at London Palladium, 19.30, £46.25, pure, undiluted evil

THURSDAY 27

CABBAGE at Dingwalls, 19.00, SOLD OUT, satirical, scatalogical Mancunian post punk DREAM WIFE at The Dome, 20.00, £8, arty Anglo-Icelandic new wave and riot grrrl influenced guitar pop GUY ANDREWS (live) at The Pickle Factory, 19.30, £12.50, textural electronica influenced by post-rock, techno, ambient and Afrobeat KEBU at The Good Ship, 19.30, £7, Finnish vintage synth player who makes msuic reminiscent of ‘70s and ‘80s electropop ARDYN at Hoxton Hall, 19.00, £13.44, the siblings mix doomy balladry with melodic rock HANNAH LOU CLARK at Boston Music Room, 19.00, £9, indie pop singer songwriter who has toured with Ezra Furman OCOTILLO at Green Note Cafe, 20.30, £10, soulful vocals and diverse Americana from a duo who formed in Joshua Tree

BARRY ADAMSON at Moth Club, 19.30, £19.25, the Mercury nominated former Magazine and Nick Cave associate presents his dark, atmospheric solo work CYMANDE at Ronnie Scott’s, 18.00, £30, seminal British funk group much sampled by hip hop artists from Kool Herc to De La Soul BLANCK MASS at Rich Mix, 20.00, £12.50, critically acclaimed electronic post-rock from one half of Fuck Buttons DUB PISTOLS and TERRY HALL (DJ) at 100 Club, 19.30, £27.50, Barry Ashworth’s respected breakbeat outfit DAVID BROZA at Union Chapel, 19.00, £40, Israeli singer songwriter who worked with Townes Van Zandt

RATIONALE at Electric Brixton, 19.00, £15, R’n’B and indie pop from the artist formerly known as Tinashe ALLTTA at XOYO, 20.00, £14.25, electro-infused European hip hop BY THE RIVERS at Oslo, 19.30, £12.32, British reggae six piece acclained for their live show LUX LISBON at The Scala, 19.30, £14, DIY indie rock band who harmonise their vocals JACE EVERETT at The Garage, 19.00, £15, US country and rock singer songwriter who provided the theme to HBO’s True Blood

FRIDAY 28 BOB DYLAN at London Palladium, 20.00, £55.50, legendary folk singer songwriter who

helped define the Beat generation Desertfest with SLO BURN, LOW RIDER and more at various venues, 19.00, £43.62, the reformed stoner rock legends headline day one of the stoner/sludge/noise/doom metal festival CYMANDE at Ronnie Scott’s, 18.00, £30, seminal British funk group much sampled by hip hop artists from Kool Herc to De La Soul ARCA and JESSE KANDA at The Roundhouse, 19.00, £16.50, immersive, uncomfortable experimental club music from a producer who has worked with Kanye West and Bjork REJJIE SNOW at O2 Forum, 19.00, £16, young Irish rapper whose surreal lyrics have drawn comparisons to MF Doom PART CHIMP at 100 Club, 20.00, £10, South London noise rock outfit who recently reformed in order to record their 4th album DIY Pop Fest at DIY Space for London, 19.00, £11, a line up of emerging bands that range from dream pop to garage punk THE DARLING BUDS at The Water Rats, 19.30, £15, reformed Welsh ‘80s indie guitar pop group noted for their upbeat sound HAPPYNESS at The Dome, 19.30, £11, often humorous slacker rock from South London MAIA at The Borderline, 19.00, £10, prog folk band who draw on sci fi themes in their songs CALICO and TED RUSSELL KAMP at Green Note Cafe, 20.30, £10, Calico are an all female Laurel Canyon style Americana act M!R!M at The Lock Tavern, 19.00, FREE, Lacapo Bertelli’s melancholy, anxious no wave/ post punk/electronic solo project TOTO LA MOMPOSINA at Cadogan Hall, 19.30, £15, the veteran Colombian singer performs her country’s traditional street music THE ANITA CHELLAMAH BAND at Hope & Anchor, 19.30, £8, old school riff rock with the former Cherry Bombz vocalist DALLAHAN at Jamboree, 20.00, £6, inventive Irish folk act who include world influences & use funk to spice up their dance tunes HANK WANGFORD BASS COMBO at The King’s Head, 20.30, £10, the veteran UK singer plays dark alt country with two bass players

LAKUTA at Rich Mix, 20.00, £10.50, the band includes members from around the world & blends funk, Caribbean and Afro-latin sounds

DIY Pop Fest at The George Tavern, 14.00, £14.30, a line up of emerging bands that range from dream pop to garage punk

JIMMY & SID and SAMANTHA WHATES at The Foundling Museum, 18.30, £12, original and traditional British folk

An EpicFest Primer with OKUS and more at New Cross Inn, 20.00, £6.66, a packed line up of grindcore, crust and doom bands

ALPHA MALE TEA PARTY at Birthdays, 19.00, £8, aggressive, yet melodic, Liverpudlian math rock

MARIO BATKOVICH at The Vortex Jazz Club, 20.00, £12, Swiss accordionist who creates intense, minimalist soundscapes

BIRDSWORTH at Dublin Castle, 19.30, £5, the band playa blend of Northern soul, Motown and psych roch that they call gravy bass

JOHN POWER at O2 Academy Islington, 18.00, £18.56, the ex-Cast frontman & member of The Las performs his solo material

PATENT PENDING at O2 Academy Islington, 18.30, £16, humorous US pop punk band

DEVIL SOLD HIS SOUL at The Dome, 19.00, £12, the progressive metalcore band plays their 2007 A Fragile Hope album in full

AMBER ARCADES at The Finsbury, 20.30, £5, krautrock influenced electronic indie pop FOBO JUG BAND at Green Note Cafe, 20.00, £10, foot stomping prohibition era country, blues and ragtime THE SHOWHAWK DUO at KOKO, 19.00, £15, two talented guitarists who play reworked versions of trance and house tracks FRANKIE BALLARD at Islington Assembly Hall, 19.00, £18.15, big selling US country star ‘80s Disco Legends with LIAN ROSS, JOY and FANCY at IndigO2, 19.00, £29.50, a line up of popular Eurodisco & pop acts

SATURDAY 29

PORCHLIGHT SMOKER at Green Note Cafe, 19.00, £9, roots, folk and Americana with four part harmonies EWAN MCLENNAN at The Ivy House, 19.00, £13.20, socially aware folk singer songwriter who has worked with George Monbiot JOHN ROSSALL’S GLITTER BAND at Dublin Castle, 19.30, £12, the musical director of Gary Glitter’s ‘70s backing band plays some of their classic, rhythmic glam rock hits CHRIS CORCORAN TRIO at Green Note Basement, 20.00, £8, acoustic blues trio featuring their leader’s unique guitar tone CARO EMERALD at The Roundhouse, 19.00, £27.50, Dutch singer songwriter who blends swing with modern pop

Desertfest with TURBO NEGRO, BONGZILLA and more at various venues, 13.00, £43.62, the raucous deathpunks headline day 2 of the stoner/sludge/noise/doom metal festival

ELKIE BROOKS at Cadogan Hall, 19.30, £28, the popular singer performs some of her ’70s hits plus blues and jazz

ELIANE CORREA & EN EL AIRE at Rich Mix, 19.30, £12, the band mixes Afro-Cuban rumba, soul and funk and has been tipped by Gilles Peterson PATTEN at ICA, 19.00, £15.95, the Warpsigned duo mix pop, club music and industrial and perform with an eye-popping full A/V show

SUNDAY 30 BOB DYLAN at London Palladium, 20.00, £55.50, legendary folk singer songwriter who helped define the Beat generation

BLOODY ENGLISH at O2 Academy 2 Islington, 18.00, £11.25, noisy, punkish indie

BOB DYLAN at London Palladium, 20.00, £55.50, legendary folk singer songwriter who helped define the Beat generation

CYMANDE at Ronnie Scott’s, 18.00, £30, seminal British funk group much sampled by hip hop artists from Kool Herc to De La Soul

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EDDI READER at Union Chapel, 19.30, £25, emotive Scottish folk pop singer songwriter DANNY BRYANT at The Borderline, 19.00, £22.30, one of the UK’s most respected blues rock guitarists RANT at Cecil Sharp House, 19.30, £12, four talented Scottish fiddlers play traditional folk OYSLAND at Jamboree, 20.00, £6, exuberant London-based klezmer band KEYWEST at The Garage, 19.00, £15, big

Desertfest with SLEEP, CANDLEMASS and more at various venues, 13.00, £106.55 (weekend), one of doom metal’s most lauded live acts heads up day 3 of the stoner/sludge/noise/doom metal festival ROBIN & BINA WILLIAMSON at Green Note Cafe, 14.30, £14, the Incredible String Band founder and his wife balance old time, Celtic and Indian musical influences CUBANATE at O2 Academy Islington, 17.00, £23.50, ‘90s UK industrial act that mates heavy guitars to techno & D’n’B beats SPEAR OF DESTINY at The Garage, 19.30, £22.50, anthemic, punk influenced power rock from a band with a fearsome live reputation DIY Pop Fest at The Shacklewell Arms, 14.00, £14.30, a line up of emerging bands that range from dream pop to garage punk FLEETWOOD CAVE at Cecil Sharp House, 19.30, £15, original folk compositions from two experienced singer songwriters who have played with TRADarr and others LYNNE HANSON & THE GOOD INTENTIONS at Green Note Cafe, 20.30, £10, gritty, hard drinking, bluesy vocals and roots guitar characterise these Canadians THE BRAINS at New Cross Inn, 18.00, £8, Canadian horror themed psychobilly band SUGAR CANDY MOUNTAIN at The Lock Tavern, 20.00, FREE, psych rock band influenced by Os Mutantes & the Beach Boys

CLUBS SATURDAY 01 PEARSON SOUND, CALL SUPER and more at Corsica Studios, 23.00-07.00, £16, two of the most adventurous names in techno top the bill JORIS VOORN and ALAN FITZPATRICK at Fabric, 23.00-08.00, £21, expect sleek, melodic techno from Voorn & a more full on set from Drumcode’s Fitzpatrick LEN FAKI at Village Underground, 22.0006.00, £20, the long time Berghain resident & Figure label boss plays cutting edge techno

Art of Dark with VERA at The Brewhouse, 20.00-05.00, £7.50, German DJ respected for her subtle mixing and unexpected touches Eastern Electrics with DEBORAH DE LUCA at Egg London, 23.00-09.00, £10, house and techno in the garden & on the terrace House of Silk with DALE HOWARD at Great Suffolk St Warehouse, 22.00-06.00, £16.50, 3 tunnels of underground tech house & garage LEFTWING & KODY at The Steelyard, 22.00-06.00, £15, the celebrated house and techno producers & Sankeys residents headline Shadow Faktory with SUBJECTED at Omeara, 23.00-04.00, £10, a night of fierce, uncompromising techno ROUTE 8 at The Nest, 21.00-04.00, £5, Lobster Theremin’s Route 8 produces melancholy synth-laden house

HENRIK SCHWARZ (live) at Oval Space, 22.00-06.00, £17.50, jazzy German tech house producer whose releases have been championed by Gilles Peterson MICHAEL MAYER and LINDSTROM (live) at XOYO, 21.00-04.00, £13.50, German techno royalty and a live set from one of the key names in Norwegian nu-disco HOT SINCE 82, MATTHIAS TANZMANN and more at Printworks, 12.00-22.00, £32.50, big room house from the headliner with a stellar supporting cast of DJs Forever Loves Decay with ZANIAS (live) at Electrowerkz, 23.00-07.00, £13.34, a night of dark electronica The South London Soul Train with EVE LAZARUS (live) at Bussey Building, 22.00-05.00, £13, four floors of funk, soul and disco with a live singer who spans reggae, jungle & hip hop Mulletover with STEVE BUG at Mangle, 22.00-06.00, £10, the minimal-tech house master headlines ITALOJOHNSON (4 hour set) at Bloc (Autmun Street), 23.00-06.00, £10, the German house trio & Panorama Bar regulars headline

7 sins at Vinyl Deptford, 14.00-23.59, FREE, house, techno & acid from some old hands Brixton Disco Club at Brixton Jamm, 22.0004.00, £5, disco, funk, soul and house Affluence with HYPE & FEVER at Kamio, 20.00-02.00, £6.50, the headliners play a mix of reggae, trap, dance music & Indian percussion Minimal Force Records x Elektrotribe Showcase at Work Bar, 19.00-03.30, £5, minimal tech house and techno Orlando Boom with JACK SAVAGE (DJ) at Queen of Hoxton, 20.00-02.00, £3, the Friendly Fires singer spins house, techno and disco HAAI at Phonox, 21.00-04.00, £5, expect a set that spans house, disco & occasional oddities Good Vibrations at Resistance Gallery, 21.0002.00, £3, heavy disco, house and techno

Brixton Spring Carnival at The Prince of Wales, 20.00-04.00, £10, carnival dancers and 3 stages of reggae, dancehall, soca, hip hop & funk

Take with DOORLY at Fire, 22.00-07.00, £12.50, a headline set from a house producer who is in demand with pop stars as a remixer

Open with ENDIAN at The Pickle Factory, 22.00-06.00, £10, respected producer who recently played Berlin’s Panorama Bar

Defected In The House with SONNY FODERA at Ministry of Sound, 23.00-06.00, £23, a night of big room house

Picnic with MARTINEZ at Trapeze, 21.0003.30, £10, groove infused dubby house

Polo presents THE ARTFUL DODGER at Proud Camden, 20.00-02.30, £8, garage night with one of the scene’s most loved figures

FYI CHRIS at The Yard, 21.00-03.00, £5, the South Londoners make messy sample house Twisted Audio Boat Party with JODY WISTERNOFF at Temple Pier, 18.00-22.00, £26, the Bristol house veteran and half of Way Out West mans the decks out on the water Turbo Drop at The Flying Dutchman, 22.0006.00, £15, 2 stages of underground psytrance Infuse with SEB ZITO at 93 Feet East, 13.0001.00, 12 hours of underground house & techno Elixir of Life at Boombox, 21.30-08.00, £20, trance night that encompasses progressive, psy and full on styles Afro Disco at Arcola Bar, 22.30-03.00, £5, Afro house, highlife and Afrobeat Higher Ground at The Horse & Groom, 22.0004.00, £5, funk, hip hop, disco, garage & house

Shiva 10th Birthday at Lightbox, 22.00-06.00, £12.50, long running house and garage night

SUNDAY 02 Kaos presents The Rite of Spring at Electrowerkz, 00.30-07.00, £15.50, dark techno, EBM and industrial in the wee small hours GIEGLING COLLECTIVE (live) at Barbican Conservatory, 18.00-22.00, £30, silent disco with the Collective’s unique blend of instrumental hip hop, techno and DnB played live into guest’s headphones EROL ALKAN at Phonox, 18.00-00.00, £5, the electroclash progenitor plays until midnight MAKCIM at The Nest, 20.00-02.00, £5, house, techno and minimal Got Soul at South Place Hotel, 18.00-23.45,

FREE, neo soul night Point. with GREG BROCKMANN at Bar 512, 22.00-06.00, £10, house and techno

TUESDAY 04 Sneak at XOYO, 22.00-03.00, £5, student night that plays underground house, tech and bass Paradox at Egg London, 23.00-06.00, £5, disco, electro, house and techno

citing live acts in electronic music manipulates classics, his tracks and the crowd with his sets PINCH & MUMDANCE (B2B) at Bloc (Autumn Street), 23.00-06.00, £15.50, unconventional rhythms and dark atmospheres from two adventurous post-dubstep producers Southbound with LTJ BUKEM and DUB PHIZIX at Bussey Building, 23.00-05.00, £5, drum ‘n’ bass night a key architect of the genre & one of its most exciting modern exponents

atmospheric techno from the headliner Function:Al with JOHN B at Lightbox, 23.0006.00, £12.50, a packed line up of respected drum ‘n’ bass DJs Unmasked at The Bridge, 22.00-06.00, £8, a night of EBM and industrial techno SAM DIVINE at Egg London, 23.00-07.00, £5, the D-Vine label boss heads a line up of soulful house and garage DJs

THE BLACK MADONNA at XOYO, 21.0004.00, £18.50, the new club resident kicks off with an electro, EBM, industrial & techno set

Rude Movements at The Horse & Groom, 21.00-04.00, £4, underground disco & proto-house

Mystic Bounce with CHRIS TRAVIS at XOYO, 22.00-03.00, £5, trap hip hop from the popular US rapper & Waterboyz member

CONGO NATTY & FAMILY (live) at Electric Ballroom, 22.00-03.30, £10, the junglist and toaster plays live with a stellar cast of associates

DOC SCOTT at Rye Wax, 23.00-05.00, £12, mid to late ‘90s drum ‘n’ bass

Spectral with SOFAY at Rye Wax, 21.00-02.30, FREE, the adventurous Glaswegian explores the weirder corners of the dancefloor

XDB and LAUREL HALO at The Pickle Factory, 22.00-06.00, £10, spacey house and techno from the Metrolux founder

ALEXANDER NUT at Phonox, 22.00-03.00, £3, futurist house from the Eglo Records boss

I Love Acid with CEEPHAX ACID CREW at Corsica Studios, 22.00-06.00, £12, the acid house night celebrates its tenth birthday with the greatest and latest acid DJs

THURSDAY 06

DIESEL at Lockside Lounge, 18.00-01.00, FREE, the Xpress 2 member, who scored a massive house hit with Lazy, mans the decks Dream On at The Shelter, 23.00-04.00, £5, mix of underground house, techno, disco and funk

FRIDAY 07

ROSS FROM FRIENDS (live) at Moth Club, 22.00-04.00, £8, old school house and techno with ‘80s synths and an experimental edge MR TIES at The Colombian, 23.00-04.00, £5, a DJ who spans diverse genres in order to create a unique artistic experience each time he plays OLIVER SCHORIES (live) at Kamio, 22.0006.00, £10, expect intense, raw grooves from the German house and techno producer Best Before x Through My Speakers at The Waiting Room, 22.00-04.00, £6, warped mix of footwork, grime, dubstep, jungle & techno JIMMY EDGAR at Phonox, 21.00-04.00, £5, glossy, mutant electro funk from Detroit

MARCO CAROLA and PACO OSUNA at Electric Brixton, 22.00-07.00, £57.50, the Italian techno legend and tastemaker will mix on three decks in South London JON HOPKINS and DEMDIKE STARE at Fabric, 23.00-07.00, £22, the Mercury nominated techno/IDM star headlines, while jungle/ techno mashers, Demdike Stare, play room two KINK (live) and DANNY DAZE at Bankside Vaults, 23.00-07.00, £20, one of the most ex-

PREDITAH at The Nest, 22.00-04.00, £7, grime producer who has worked with Skepta Soul City with JAZZIE B at The Jazz Cafe, 22.30-03.00, £5, hip hop, soul, funk and disco with the Soul II Soul man at the controls Acrylic x SWING TING at Camden Assembly, 22.00-03.00, £5, mix of deep soundsystem dancehall, garage, grime and hip hop Live Now, Sleep Later with KWARTZ at Hoxton Basement, 23.30-06.00, £12.50, dark,

DISCO FREAKS at The Old Queen’s Head, 20.00-02.00, £4, funk, soul and disco Gazebo with Fade To Zaire at Canavan’s Peckham Pool Club, 22.00-04.00, £5, house, disco and electro The Gallery with ATB & COSMIC GATE at Ministry of Sound, 22.30-06.00, £21, some of the top names in trance VANILLA ACE at McQueens, 20.00-04.00, £5, house producer and DJ Livin’ Proof at Oval Space, 22.00-04.00, £12, one of London’s most popular hip hop nights

SATURDAY 08 LUCIANO & MARTIN BUTTRICH (B2B), GUTI (live) and more at Printworks, 12.0022.00, £27.50, a huge line up of techno and house DJs with one of the biggest names in the business at the top of the bill THE MARTINEZ BROTHERS and STERAC at Fabric, 23.00-08.00, £21, two of the most energetic party starters in house headline with the veteran Dutch techno innovator in room two The South London Soul Train with MR THING, THE SCRATCH PERVERTS and more at Bussey Building, 22.00-06.00, £10, guest turntablists help celebrate the funk, soul and disco breaks that led to hip hop CLAUDE VONSTROKE at XOYO, 21.0004.00, £18.50, the Dirtybird label boss plays elastic, bass heavy house DJ HARVEY at Ministry of Sound, 23.00-

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Plus Recordings with MARK RADFORD at Lightbox, 22.00-06.00, £5, bass driven house and techno

DVS1 at Village Underground, 22.00-06.00, £15, the Berghain resident and hugely respected techno and house producer plays an 8 hour set

KAITARO (live) at TBA, 22.00-06.00, £5, minimal techno and house

Deep Into Soul with DANNY KRIVIT at The Prince of Wales, 22.00-05.00, £17.50, the king of the disco edits headlines DUSKY at Bloc (Autumn Street), 22.00-06.00, £17.50, top quality big room house all night from the London-based duo Jungle x Reggae at Fire, 23.00-07.00, £6, one stage of jungle with live MCs, and one of reggae MARK E at Number 90, 18.00-06.00, £10, producer noted for expertly constructed house re-edits of soul & disco tunes Familia with THE ADVENT at Egg London, 23.00-09.00, £10, the techno veteran augments his sound with hip hop & electro flourishes OMAR (live) at Brixton Jamm, 22.00-05.00, £8, soul infused jazz, disco, funk and house with the neo-soul singer performing live TELEPHONES at The Nest, 22.00-04.00, £5, the Norwegian plays discofied Balearic house JOE CLAUSSELL at Oval Space, 23.30-06.00, £10, soulful house, disco and rare groove from a line up of celebrated diggers NTS 6th Birthday at Corsica Studios, 22.0006.00, £12.50, sets from the online station’s DJs Shibaura Sound System at Bar A Bar, 21.3004.00, £5, festive ‘70s & ‘80s Japanese freak out Tropical Disco Hustle at The Yard, 22.0003.00, £5, reggae infused Caribbean disco from the late ‘70s and early ‘80s

HAAI at Phonox, 21.00-04.00, £5, expect a set that spans house, disco & occasional oddities ANTICS at KOKO, 22.00-04.00, £5, hip hop, funk, breaks and beats Apt: at Basing House, 22.00-04.00, £6, cutting edge tech house Locomotive Disco at Oslo, 21.00-04.00, £5, house, disco, funk and boogie

SUNDAY 09

Ants with EATS EVERYTHING and GROOVE ARMADA at O2 Academy Brixton, 21.00-04.00, £26.25, Ibizan party with some of the biggest names in house

Jaded with MARY VELO at Corsica Studios, 05.00-15.00, £5, dark, early morning techno with the Berlin based Canadian at the controls

Fever 105 with JOEY NEGRO (all night) at Oval Space, 23.00-06.00, £12.50, the UK disco and house legend digs into his record collection

Sunday Club x Social Joy at The Pickle Factory, 18.00-02.00, £5, soulful mix of funk, Afro & Brazilian music

Alternate Cuts with NICOLAS LUTZ at The Pickle Factory, 22.00-04.00, £5, a garage, dubstep and breaks set from the Uruguayan

Modcast In The City at Singer Tavern, 12.0022.00, £11, mod all dayer with DJs from the popular podcast

JOHN DIGWEED at Ministry of Sound, 22.00-06.00, £23, one of dance music’s best known figures & a key progressive house DJ

Got Soul at South Place Hotel, 18.00-23.45, FREE, neo soul night

DIFFER-ENT at Bloc (Autumn Street), 23.0006.00, £12.50, DJ Bone, one of Detroit’s most respected techno DJs, performs under his innovative new moniker

Scoop with VANILLA ACE at Camden Assembly, 17.00-00.00, £1, house and techno Point. at Bar 512, 22.00-06.00, £10, house and techno

TUESDAY 11 Riddim Division with SCOTT GARCIA at The Nest, 22.00-04.00, £6, new night of garage, grime, jungle, dancehall and UK funky

99 Problems with MURKAGE DAVE at The Lock Tavern, 21.00-01.00, FREE, hip hop night DJed by the Mike Skinner associate

WAXWERK at Notting Hill Arts Club, 21.0002.00, £1, house/techno crossover producers

Therapy Sessions at The Bridge, 22.00-06.00, £13, underground, dark and dirty drum ‘n’ bass

JAMES RUSKIN and UNDERGROUND RESISTANCE at Fabric, 23.00-06.00, £22.50, the Blueprint label boss plays with a selection of techno’s finest DJs

SCAR at Bar 512, 22.00-06.00, £7, drum ‘n’ bass

LOVELY LAURA & BEN SANTIAGO at McQueen, 20.00-03.00, £15, a taste of Ibiza with the DJ and his famous sax-playing wife

Rassout at The Castle, 20.00-03.00, FREE, garage, techno, jungle, grime and bass

THURSDAY 13

Sneak at XOYO, 22.00-03.00, £5, student night that plays underground house, tech and bass Paradox at Egg London, 23.00-06.00, £5, disco, electro, house and techno

BEAUTIFUL SWIMMERS and RED RACK ‘EM at Corsica Studios, 23.00-07.00, £8, idiosyncratic party house from the Canadian duo HORSE MEAT DISCO at Bussey Building, 23.00-05.00, £8, fun-loving disco experts who started out in South London a decade ago DJ HYPE & HAZARD (B2B) and MY NU LENG at Electric Brixton, 22.00-06.00, £15, London’s first ever back to back set from two drum ‘n’ bass legends MISTER SATURDAY NIGHT (all night) at Phonox, 21.00-04.00, £10, expect a diverse, genre spanning selection of records ANTHONY NAPLES at Omeara, 19.0005.00, £12.50, New York house producer known for his dusty, yet glimmering tracks

PENYA (live) at Cafe 1001, 20.00-04.00, £5.50, Afro-Latin and world sounds from the band with sympathetic DJs playing into the night JAZZIE B at Hoxton Square Bar & Kitchen, 21.00-03.00, £6, hip hop, house, soul, reggae and more Land of Milk & Honey with ROMAN RHODES at The Horse & Groom, 20.00-04.00, £4, house, disco, soul, psych, acid, dub & hip hop

huge drum ‘n’ bass all day event MARCO CAROLA and APOLLONIA at Electric Brixton, 22.00-07.00, £46, the Italian techno legend and tastemaker will mix on three decks in South London STEPHAN BODZIN (live) and AGORIA at Bankside Vaults, 22.00-07.00, £25, one of the world’s most celebrated live DJs plays his personal brand of melodic techno

CHRIS LORENZO and ZED BIAS at XOYO, 21.00-04.00, £5, highly respected house DJs

COKI and PLASTICIAN at The Nest, 22.0004.00, £7, headline set from half of key dubstep producers, Digital Mystikz Find Me in the Dark x Discwoman with VOLVOX at Corsica Studios, 23.00-07.00, £8, all female line up of adventurous techno DJs JOEY ANDERSON and STEEVIO & SUSYBEE (live) at The Pickle Factory, 22.00-06.00, £10, deep, dusty house and live analogue techno STOOKI SOUND and JOKER at Camden Assembly, 22.00-03.00, £5, a unique blend of UK bass, hip hop and trap from the headliners

Handsome with GILES SMITH at East Bloc, 23.00-06.00, £5, deep house and warm techno from one half of Secretsundaze IDRIS ELBA and LOW STEPPA at Egg London, 23.00-07.00, £13, the DJ turned actor plays house, garage and bass

works, 19.00-02.00, £6, the NTS DJ plays his astonishing collection of Japanese records

100Hz at The Shelter, 23.00-04.30, £5, revived ‘90s techno duo who received support from Jeff Mills and Richie Hawtin back in the day

TOYBOY & ROBIN at Bankside Vaults, 22.00-06.00, £12.50, deep house producers

THE BLACK MADONNA with JOE JOBSE at XOYO, 21.00-04.00, £13.50, melodically rich house, techno, disco and Italo from the former Trouw resident

Peach with MATT DAREY at KOKO, 21.0005.00, £18.50, some of the biggest names in trance spin the classics

LEE BURRIDGE and BEDOUIN at The Steelyard, 22.00-06.00, £25, blissfully dreamy melodic grooves from the veteran & label mates

Soul City with TUXEDO at The Jazz Cafe, 22.30-03.00, £5, hip hop, soul, funk and disco with the funk production duo

Cirque Du Soul at Fire & Lightbox, 22.0005.00, £15, huge headliners and theatrics

TODD TERRY at The Prince of Wales, 16.0004.00, £17.50, a living legend in the house world re-opens the PoW terrace

UK Garage Fest at The Coronet, 18.00-06.00, £14.92, more than 100 of the best known garage acts descend on the theatre

Hospitality in the Dock Afterparty with LONDON ELEKTRICITY and METRIK at Fabric, 23,00-07.00, £25, two rooms of drum ‘n’ bass headed up by the jazz-influenced label boss

POTENTIAL BADBOY and DARK ANGEL ft. ROOTS GINGAH at Bar 512, 22.00-06.00, £5, a jungle pioneer & a top roots reggae toaster

Good Life Mad Hatters Mansion at Islington Metal Works, 23.00-05.00, £12, hallucinogenic production across five rooms of music The Bass Factory with TAIKI NULIGHT at Brixton Jamm, 22.00-05.00, £8, a mix of drum n bass and bass house SOULEANCE at The Book Club, 20.00-02.00, £4, hip hop, soul, disco house & beats MC TIKI at Bar 512, 22.00-03.00, £5, New Zealand’s “voice of the dubs” heads up this drum ’n’ bass night

Love Carnival wirh 47SOUL (live) at Bussey Building, 22.00-05.00, £6, live mix of electro and Arabic dabke with DJs playing tropical bass, global beats and dancehall Metalheadz at Phonox, 21.00-05.00, £10, the seminal drum ‘n’ bass label take over

Radar Radio at Camden Assembly, 22.30-02.00, grime, Afrobeat, techno and UK rap

Ancestral with BODDHI SATVA at The Bridge, 23.00-06.00, £15, the “ancestral soul” DJ mixes electronic dance with African sounds

ABC at Canavan’s Peckham Pool Club, 22.0004.00, £5, expect everything from breaks to disco and plenty of house

BLACK MERLIN at The Waiting Room, 22.30-04.00, £8, the Andrew Weatherall associate produces deep, world-influenced techno

FRIDAY 14 Hospitality in the Dock with LONDON ELEKTRICITY, METRIK, DILLINJA and more at Tobacco Dock, 12.00-22.30, SOLD OUT,

TODDLA T’s Spring Carnival at Village Underground, 21.00-04.00, £16.50, a top dancehall/ bashment soundsystem and surprise guests from the worlds of grime and drum ‘n’ bass JAPAN BLUES and COBY SEY at Field-

Tupa Tupa with ELIAS DORE at Club Makossa, 22.00-04.00, £8, expect eclecticism from the world music influenced electronic producer

AIR LQD (live) at Rye Wax, 23.00-05.00, £8, unruly techno played at breakneck speed Subsidance with 2 BAD MICE at Birthdays, 22.30-05.00, £5, headline set from breakbeat techno pioneers who helped develop jungle Desire 25th Birthday at Kamio, 22.00-06.00, £15, hardcore/jungle & acid/Balearic across two stages to mark the classic night’s anniversary LOST FREQUENCIES at Egg London, 23.0007.00, £5, melodic big room house Lord of the Tings at Brixton Jamm, 22.0004.00, £7, dancehall, grime, UK funky, R’n’B and hip hop Planetary Notions at Bar A Bar, 22.00-04.00, £5, space inspired dubby house and techno Addictive Behaviour (EP launch) at Work, 21.30-03.30, £5, the drum n bass label launch

their latest vinyl EP Telepathy at Fire & Lightbox, 15.00-06.00, £15, drum ‘n’ bass, jungle & garage all day & all night UMMET OZCAN at Ministry of Sound, 22.3006.00, £26, big room house from the popular EDM producer Blow Up at St Moritz, 22.00-03.30, £5, indie disco that plays everything from ‘60s soul, ska and funk up to Britpop and current indie

SATURDAY 15 RHADOO, PETRE INSPIRESCU and RARESH at Troxy, 22.00-06.00, £25, the a:rpia:r label’s kingpins present their distinctive brand of Romanian minimal house

DIMITRI FROM PARIS at XOYO, 21.0004.00, £13.50, producer famed for his re-edits spins funk and disco Backlash with MARK EG at TBA, 22.0006.00, £15, the five time Best Hard Dance DJ winner heads up this new acid and techno night SECRETSUNDAZE (all night) at The Pickle Factory, 22.00-06.00, £14.50, expect a playful mix of disco, house and techno MOSCOMAN and HAAI at Phonox, 21.0004.00, the Disco Halal label boss blends techno, new wave, house & Middle Eastern sounds Pangaea Disco with MAK & PASTEMAN at Brixton Jamm, 21.00-04.00, £8, Afrobeat, salsa, classic disco and more STEFANO NOFERINI at The Steelyard, 22.00-06.00, £10, a techno set from the respected Italian DJ YODA (live) at The Prince of Wales, 19.00-04.00, £5, DJ Yoda presents his popular Stranger Things themed mixtape live Size Doesn’t Matter with DOM SERVINI at Westbank London, 21.00-03.00, £5, the WahWah45 label boss & Dele Sosimi collaborator plays funky 7”s

SOUL CLAP, SCOTT GROOVES and EGYPTIAN LOVER (live), 23.00-08.00, £21, slick, seductive deep house & disco in room 1, with Egyptian Lover playing live electro in room 2 PLAID (full A/V set) at Village Underground, 23.00-04.00, £17.50, the IDM innovators present their exploratory, emotive sound Unusual Suspects with OLIVER HUNTEMANN at Egg London, 23.00-09.00, £5, a packed line up of house and techno talent grace the decks at the popular Ibizan party The South London Soul Train with DR MEAKER (live) at Bussey Building, 22.00-05.00, £10, four floors of funk, soul, disco and breaks with a live drum ‘n’ bass band JAMES ZABIELA at The Nest, 21.00-04.00, £7, an intimate party for the hugely skilled We Love... Ibiza resident & house, techno & breakbeat producer REX THE DOG (live) at The Bridge, 22.0006.00, £7, live modular analogue set from the house, electro and pop producer

Together with HEARTLESS CREW and ONEMAN at Ministry of Sound, 23.00-06.00, £18, garage, grime and more from some of bass music’s most popular figures How Does It Feel To Be Loved with KEVIN ROWLAND (DJ) at Phoenix Bar, 21.00-03.00, £6, indie, northern and ‘60s girl groups with the Dexy’s frontman guest DJing Care3 with ANEK at 93 Feet East, 13.00-01.00, £10, 12 hour house party

We Are Balearic at Broadway House, 20.0004.00, £15, Balearic house night with a line up of experienced DJs MATT JAM LAMONT at McQueen, 20.0003.00, £10, house and garage from the respected radio presenter, DJ and producer LAURENCE GUY & HARRY WOLFMAN (B2B) at Mick’s Garage, 14.00-03.00, £5, house and disco Spacebeats at Moustache Bar, 21.00-02.30, £5, forward thinking drum ‘n’ bass Chapter 24 at Tipsy, 21.00-03.00, £5, story telling melodic house and techno label launch

SUNDAY 16 Jaded with EMMANUEL at Corsica Studios, 05.00-15.00, £10, the avant garde techno practitioner and Arts label boss headlines Sidexside with JAMIE JONES, GUY GERBER and LEON VYNEHALL at Tobacco Dock, 12.00-22.30, £45, some of the top names in house and tecchno play side by side with a stellar range of special guests JAMIE JONES at Fabric, 23.00-07.00, £21, the Hot Creations boss plays his trademark warm, melodic form of techno OMAR S and PAUL WOOLFORD at Fire, 13.00-01.00, £10, rough, analogue house from one of Detroit’s most creative producers Eglo Records with STEVE SPACEK, ANDREW ASHONG and more at Corsica Studios, 22.00-06.00, £12, the boundary pushing house label celebrates 8 years in business

LOGAN D & MAJISTRATE’s Birthday Bonanza at Building Six, 22.00-02.00, £12, the drum ‘n’ bass DJs celebrate their birthday

Solid Grooves with HUXLEY and HECTOR COUTO at Studio Spaces E1, 21.00-06.00, £15, the energetic house producer helps celebrate the party’s 5th birthday

Dancehall Vs Soca at The Coronet, 23.0006.00, £10, Djs representing both genres face off against one another

Credit to the Edit with GREG WILSON at Prince of Wales, 15.00-04.00, £12.50, disco, funk, electro and soul from the veteran selector

Limelight at Club 414, 15.00-23.00, FREE, hard trance night

WOLF & LAMB at The Nest, 22.00-04.00, £7, the production duo speacialise in warm R’n’B suffused house music

Turf 5th Birthday at Kamio, 22.00-06.00, £5, night that promotes leftfield, progressive music Let’s Go Swimming at The Waiting Room, 22.00-04.00, £5, underground house night

KENNY DOPE at XOYO, 21.00-04.00, £13.50, the seminal house producer, and half of Masters At Work, presents his eclectic sound

02.00, £5, the Soul II Soul man plays doo wop, soul and old school funk BIG NARSTIE and OXIDE & NEUTRINO at Proud Camden, 14.30-02.30, £12, some of the top names in garage with a guest appearance from celebrated grime vocalist Big Narstie

NICOLE MOUDABER and ANJA SCHNEIDER at The Steelyard, 22.00-06.00, £15, two of the world’s most feted techno DJs Half Baked with TAMA SUMO and OSKAR OFFERMANN at Number 90, 23.00-09.00, £20, the Berghain resident headlines with support from a deep house specialist

Promised Land Day & Night with THE SHAPESHIFTERS at Egg London, 15.0008.00, £25, five rooms covering tech, acid and classic house, disco, techno and UK Funky Oscuro x SlapFunk at The Bridge, 22.00-06.00, £5, the house label celebrates 5 years in business Edits at The Book Club, 20.00-02.00, £5, forward thinking disco and funk night VOYEUR at Notting Hill Arts Club, 21.0001.00, £5, smoky deep house and physical tech

WEDNESDAY 19 0 at Corsica Studios, 21.30-02.00, £6, Hyperdub curated night that combines art with experimental club music Gala Warm Up with CRAZY P (DJ) at Work Bar, 18.30-23.00, FREE ( guestlist), Gala festival taster with a set from the disco house group

THURSDAY 20 A MAN CALLED ADAM at Lockside Lounge, 18.00-01.00, FREE, disco, funk, house, techno, hip hop & electro with the Balearic legends

FRIDAY 21

Lovejuice at The Mangle, 18.00-03.00, £15, house night with a live saxophonist

MARCO CAROLA and NEVERDOGS at Electric Brixton, 22.00-07.00, £46, the Italian techno legend and tastemaker will mix on three decks in South London

INGA MAUER at The Waiting Room, 22.0004.00, £8, up and coming Russian DJ who plays leftfield techno and industrial

JONAS RATHSMAN (all night) at Phonox, 21.00-04.00, £5, melodic house from a DJ who has creatively remixed Sam Smith & others

Alter with LUCY and RROSE at Corsica Studios, 22.00-06.00, £15, 2 members of the techno avant garde head this psych-themed night

INTERGALACTIC GARY at Birthdays, 22.30-04.00, £8, one of Holland’s key dance figures seamlessly mixes techno, Italo and electro

FULL INTENTION at Bar Soho, 20.0002.00, £8, classic house and disco

AFRIQUOI (live) at The Mangle, 21.00-06.00, £16.50, the African supergroup blend kora and Congolese guitar with electronics to create a unique dancefloor-friendly sound

Kerfuffle 20th Birthday with LAURA JONES at Brixton Jamm, 23.00-06.00, the underground house & techno night celebrates its birthday

Diggers Record Fair & Party at NT’s, 12.0003.00, FREE, expect an extraordinary range of music from some top crate diggers Mogadisco at The Jazz Cafe, 22.30-03.00, £5, Afrobeat, Juju, Highlife, soukous and more Principals at The Pickle Factory, 22.00-05.00, £7, the Whities, FTD & Rhythm Section bosses play cutting edge, leftfield house & techno ETIENNE DE CRECY at Camden Assembly, 22.30-02.00, £5, one of the pioneers of French electro house mans the decks Fuse with ENZO SIRAGUSA at Village Underground, 15.00-01.00, £TBC, dubby daytime house Back To ‘95 with TODD EDWARDS and FABIO & GROOVERIDER at Ministry of Sound, 22.00-06.00, old school house, garage, jungle and more across four rooms NUMMER (album launch) at Shoreditch Platform, 19.00-05.00, £8, the production duo specialise in eccentric, unpredictable techno

Straight Up with SHORTEE BLITZ at Trapeze, 21.00-03.00, £6.50, packed hip hop line up with some top radio personalities Funky House All Dayer at Concrete, 18.0003.00, £10, a massive line up of UK funky DJs House Passion at The Coronet Theatre, 22.0006.00, £9, packed house line up Oblivion at The Brewhouse, 12.00-00.00, £12.50, house and techno all day long Got Soul at South Place Hotel, 18.00-23.45, FREE, neo soul night Dusk at Dixie Queen, 14.30-20.00, £25, R’n’B, soca, bashment, kizomba & Afrobeat

TUESDAY 18 Sneak at XOYO, 22.00-03.00, £5, student night that plays underground house, tech and bass Paradox at Egg London, 23.00-06.00, £5, disco, electro, house and techno

LOWTEC at The Pickle Factory, 22.00-06.00, £10, the Workshop label boss produces elegant, understated house and techno ANDREW WEATHERALL & BARIS K (B2B) at The Colombian, 23.00-04.00, £15, one of the central figures in UK dance music spins spacey house & techno back to back all night THE BLACK MADONNA with DERRICK CARTER at XOYO, 21.00-04.00, £13.50, the Chicago house don plays a disco set 2MANYDJS (DJ) and FORT ROMEAU at Fabric, 23.00-06.00, £15, the eclectic Belgians headline with warm synth-laden house from Fort Romeau in support LONE (all night) at Lion & Lamb, 18.00-02.00, FREE, rave influenced producer signed to R&S DETROIT SWINDLE at Phonox, 21.0004.00, £5, Dutch house production duo whose sets tend to span Motown, hip hop and house FORMAT B at Egg London, 23.00-07.00, £5, the Germans produce a bass-heavy, technoid

JAZZIE B at The Old Queen’s Head, 20.00-

take on tech house Toi Toi with ION LUDWIG at TBA (Walthamstow), 22.00-06.00, £15, extended live set from the Dutch minimal house producer

Blow Up at St Moritz, 22.00-03.30, £5, indie disco that plays everything from ‘60s soul, ska and funk up to Britpop and current indie

SATURDAY 22

BENEATH at Rye Wax, 23.00-05.00, £5, idiosyncratic, experimental bass music

Ergh at Fire, 23.00-06.00, £10, dubstep, drum ‘n’ bass, bass and all things in between

RANDALL presents Pieces at The Nest, 22.00-04.00, £7, jungle, drum ‘n’ bass and hardcore with some scene veterans

CEZAR at The Bridge, 22.00-06.00, £10, Romanian minimal techno and house producer

DJ KOZE, MOTOR CITY DRUM ENSEMBLE and more at Printworks, 12.0022.30, SOLD OUT, a stellar line up with a headliner who specialises in psychedelic, whimsical house

Genesis with JUBEI at Lightbox, 23.00-06.00, £8, drum ‘n’ bass and jungle

I-F and LEGOWELT (live) at Oval Space, 22.00-06.00, £15, the electro pioneer headlines with a live set of melodic techno in support

Tonga with MIKE SKINNER and MURKAGE at Camden Assembly, 22.00-03.00, £5, the Streets frontman’s hip hop party

JOSEPH CAPRIATI and DENSE & PIKA at Fabric, 23.00-08.00, £21, precise high impact techno from the Italian maestro

INNERSHADES at The Yard, 23.00-03.00, £5, slamming Belgian house and techno

CLARK (live) at Electric Brixton, 22.00-04.00, £14.37, the adventurous electronic producer plays new music with live dancers

DJ YODA at The Old Queen’s Head, 20.0002.00, £6, eclectic UK hip hop producer & DJ SCHOLAR TEE at O2 Academy Islington, 23.00-05.00, £10, house and UK funky

The South London Soul Train Prince Special with BRASSROOTS (live) at Bussey Building, 22.00-05.00, £10, four floors of funk, soul and more with a special focus on Prince + live brass

Darker Than Wax at Miranda, 22.00-03.00, £5, the genre-busting Singaporean label blends dub, hip hop and various other forms

Into The Woods with SHONKY (all night) at TBA (London Bridge), 22.00-06.00, £13, headline set from the French trippy house producer

Hypnotic Tango at The Waiting Room, 22.0004.00, £5, disco, Italo, electro & more

ANDHIM and SASCHA FUNKE at Village Underground, 21.30-04.00, £13.50, the German producer duo makes a playful, entertaining brand of music that they dub Superhouse

Purple Rave with ROB DA BANK & TAYO and MYLO at Clapham Grand, 20.00-03.00, £8, expect deep cuts, remixes and more at this celebration of Prince’s music Livin’ Proof at Village Underground, 22.0004.00, £10, one of London’s most popular hip hop nights Move at Omeara, 21.00-04.00, £8, funk & disco DJs with live sax, flute and funk rhythm section Gin & Juice at The Prince of Wales, 22.0004.00, £5, hip hop night

Shall Not Fade at The Nest, 21.00-04.00, £5, laidback lo fi house from the vinyl only crew Byday Bynight with MAXXI SOUNDSYSTEM at Prince of Wales, 14.00-04.00, £15, house, disco and techno with the hard hitting Brightonian house producer headlining

HERNAN CATTANEO & NICK WARREN (B2B) at Ministry of Sound, 22.30-06.00, £26, 2 progressive house masters play back to back

Soul City with ERIC LAU at The Jazz Cafe, 22.30-03.00, £5, the stripped back soul producer heads a night of hip hop, soul, funk & disco

maximalist experimental dance music producer is almost certain to play a hard hitting set

OSUNLADE at Kamio, 22.00-05.00, £10, the house titan headlines this night with soul, funk, disco and Afro upstairs in the lounge SIMIAN MOBILE DISCO and SHED (live) at XOYO, 21.00-04.00, £5, the electro stars turned techno purists headline OM UNIT at Mangle, 21.00-03.00, £12.50, the Cosmic Bridge label boss blends hip hop, dubstep, footwork and jungle KABLAM at The Yard, 22.00-04.00, £5, the

KRANKBROTHER (all night) at The Pickle Factory, 23.00-05.00, £12, fun loving house party starters from London Siesta the Laser Rave with HECTOR COUTO at Ministry of Sound, 22.00-06.00, £7, four rooms of house music with lasers STEPHAN HINZ (live) at Egg London, 23.0009.00, £5, live headline set from the Second State affiliated techno producer Ill Measures with SIMBAD at Junction House, 22.00-03.00, £5, a blend of soul, house, hip hop and techno I Luv U at Stour Space, 20.00-02.00, £5, an audio visual celebration of grime culture Near Mint at Rolling Stock, 21.00-02.00, £3, soul, garage, disco and rare boogie HAAI at Phonox, 21.00-04.00, £5, expect a set that spans house, disco & occasional oddities From ‘88 to ‘93 at Market House, 15.00-22.00, FREE, all vinyl old school acid, house, hardcore and techno with a strict “no anthems” policy DJ LUCK & MC NEAT at The Arch, 22.0004.00, £10, solid garage line up THRU COLOURS at Tasty Bakery, 22.0005.00, £3, dancehall, techno, dubstep and dub Great Big Kiss at Phoenix Bar, 21.00-03.00, £6, northern soul, Motown, girl groups & rock ’n’ roll

SUNDAY 23 Jaded with PHASE FATALE at Corsica Studios, 05.00-15.00, £10, sinister, industrial-influenced techno from the headliner ANDRAS at The Pickle Factory, 18.00-02.00, £5, the Australian produces soft focus house

and ambient music

a three hour set from the brutalist headliners

GILLES PETERSON (all night) at Phonox, 18.00-00.00, £10, jazz, hip hop, house, soul and more from the BBC stalwart

THE BLACK MADONNA with MIDLAND at XOYO, 21.00-04.00, £13.50, this week’s guest is an inspired producer whose sets seamlessly blend house, techno and disco

WetYourSelf! with Z@P at Fabric, 23.00-05.30, £10, a blend of techno, breaks and electro from the headliner MAKENESS (live) at Camden Assembly, 19.0003.00, £5, off kilter, danceable electronica with a loose, live feel Girlz B Like at The Book Club, 19.00-00.15, £2, all female line up playing electronica, soul, funk, jazz, Afro, Brazilian, gospel and more Got Soul at South Place Hotel, 18.00-23.45, FREE, neo soul night London Routes of Reggae Boat Party at MV Royalty, 13.00-19.00, £27.50, reggae and lovers rock on the Thames

TUESDAY 25 Sneak at XOYO, 22.00-03.00, £5, student night that plays underground house, tech and bass Paradox at Egg London, 23.00-06.00, £5, disco, electro, house and techno

THURSDAY 27 Pirate Radio Sessions at The Dogstar, 21.0002.00, £4, old school UK garage and house

FRIDAY 28

NETSKY and FRICTION at Fabric, 23.0007.00, £20, deep and soulful drum ‘n’ bass from the headliner with grime & garage in room two NOISIA at Phonox, 21.00-04.00, £10, the Dutch bass music trio play future beats, bass, halftime and hip hop SANTE, SIDNEY CHARLES and A-TRAK at Egg London, 23.00-07.00, £5, stripped, emotional house from the headliner with A-Trak’s techno-hip hop mash ups on the terrace Soul City with KOJEY RADICAL (DJ) at The Jazz Cafe, 22.30-03.00, £5, the visceral rapper heads up this hip hop, soul, funk & disco night Whities with AVALON EMERSON at The Yard, 22.00-04.00, £9, the Panorama Bar resident mixes techno, breaks & experimental pop JANE FITZ at The Pickle Factory, 21.0006.00, £10, the resident plays deep, tribal, techno, psych, acid & rave with a live gong intro Infusions with FRANCIS INFERNO ORCHESTRA at The Colombian, 22.00-04.00, £5, a celebration of all things cosmic in the world of dance music led by the Australian P MONEY, KAHN & NEEK and SIR SPYRO at The Arch, 23.00-04.00, £12, a packed line up of grime MCs ROYAL T, CHAMPION and GRANDMIXXER at Camden Assembly, 22.00-03.00, £5, three top grime producers present their wares INFECTED MUSHROOM (live) at Troxy, 22.00-06.00, £30.80, old school psytrance from one of the genre’s originators

RONI SIZE (live) at Oval Space, 22.0003.00, £17.50, one of drum n bass’s icons plays his New Forms album live to mark its 20th birthday PERC & TRUSS, JAMES RUSKIN and MUMDANCE at Corsica Studios, 22.00-08.00, £17.50, a monster line up of techno talent with

producer who incorporates grime, bassline and UK funky into his work Don’t 5th Birthday with secret guest at Bar 512, 22.00-06.00, £8, the techno night welcomes a guest they dub ”the world’s no. 1 techno DJ” Stevie Wonderland Prince Tribute with ALEXIS TAYLOR at Bussey Building, 23.00-05.30, £5, the Hot Chip frontman and Prince superfan leads the house and disco night’s tribute Disco Express with DEELICIOUS at Shoreditch Platform, 21.00-05.00, £5, boogie, disco and edits led by the rising Leeds producer Get Down Sounds x The Rhythm Social Club at The Nines, 20.00-03.00, FREE, Afro, Latin, tropical, world and electronica Bashment & Chill at The Dogstar, 22.00-03.30, £5, dancehall night Axe On Wax Showcase at Basing House, 23.0006.00, £5, the house and techno label’s producers take to the decks NERVO at Ministry of Sound, 22.30-06.00, £26, uplifting vocal house, electro and trance Blow Up at St Moritz, 22.00-03.30, £5, indie disco that plays everything from ‘60s soul, ska and funk up to Britpop and current indie

SATURDAY 29 PAUL KALKBRENNER, DERRICK MAY, DJ PIERRE and EXTRAWELT (live) at Printworks, 12.00-22.00, £32.50, the popular German techno DJ presents a Back To The Future set with some dance legends in support MATHEW JONSON (live), JACKMASTER and NICK CURLY at Fabric, 23.00-08.00, £21, one of the most celebrated live performers in house and techno tops a massive bill

FEATURECAST at Nomad, 22.00-05.00, £6, funk producer who incorporates hip hop and drum ‘n’ bass into his sound

JAY LUMEN, PLEASUREKRAFT and CATZ & DOGZ at Egg London + Boat Party, 18.0009.00, £25 (club & boat), £10 (club), a packed line up of big names in techno & house

Contact with YOUNGSTA at The Nest, 22.0004.00, £7, bass music night curated by the dubstep pioneer

FUNCTION and RADIO SLAVE at Oval Space, 22.00-06.00, £15, the Berghain resident heads up a roster of underground techno heroes

Elevated State at Fire & Lightbox, 23.00-07.00, £15, new hard trance event with a packed line up of DJs

Ceremony Festival with AMINE EDGE & DANCE, MIGUEL CAMPBELL and more at Haggerston Park, 11.00-21.00, £35, a packed line up over 3 stages of house, garage and grime

MOONY at Haunt, 21.00-03.00, £7, garage

TOLOUSE LOWTRAX (live) at The Waiting Room, 22.00-04.00, £10, krautrock and postpunk inspired experimental cosmic techno MAYA JANE COLES at XOYO, 21.00-04.00, £5, moody, atmospheric deep and tech house from the celebrated producer

KASSEM MOSSE (live) at The Pickle Factory, 22.00-06.00, £10, the unconventiional German house and techno producer plays a live set The Funk, Soul & Rare Groove Review with MF ROBOTS (live) at Bussey Building, 22.0005.00, £7, the best in soul, jazz and funk with a top live act LOVEBIRDS at The Nest, 21.00-04.00, £5, an intimate set of nostalgic soulful house UVB and MOERBECK at The Steelyard, 22.00-06.00, £12, the fast rising French techno producer headlines with his hard, raw sound

Peanut Butter Funk with ME & MY FRIENDS (live) at The Book Club, 20.0002.00, £4, disco, funk, soul, Afrobeat, broken beat & beyond with a live band KRAFTY KUTS at Queen of Hoxton, 20.0002.00, £5, the king of breaks spans funk, electro, drum ‘n’ bass and more

Up on the Roof with NORMAN JAY and ROBERT OWENS at The Prince of Wales, 14.00-04.00, £15, soul, funk & hip hop from Mr Jay with a Chicago house legend after dark

Purple at Bar 512, 22.00-06.00, £5, wide ranging bass music ranging from D’n’B to house

DIGITAL MYSTIKZ at XOYO, 21.00-04.00, £5, the dubstep stalwarts take to the decks

Dancehall with SHABBA SOUNDSYSTEM in Junction House, 22.00-03.30, £5, dancehall night from the Dancehall vs Hip Hop team

Soul:ution with RANDALL, BLOCKS & ESCHER at The Pickle Factory, 22.00-06.00, £10, the drum ‘n’ bass label’s stars man the decks

KUNGS and SAM FELDT at Ministry of Sound, 23.00-06.00, £26, tropical house from a producer who has toured with David Guetta

One.Seventy with OVERLOOK at Rye Wax, 16.00-22.00, FREE, a mix of drum ‘n’ bass and soundtrack music from the headliner

Echo Boat Party at Golden Flame, 16.45-22.45, £22, house and trance on the Thames

Rhythm Section at Corsica Studios, 20.0006.00, £10, left field house and disco from the Peckham party starters and friends

SUNDAY 30 Jaded at Corsica Studios, 05.00-15.00, £10, dark, avant garde techno in the wee, wee hours BEN KLOCK, MARCEL DETTMANN, PLANETARY ASSAULT SYSTEMS (live) and more at Printworks, 12.00-23.00, £32.50, perhaps the biggest name in the last decade of techno leads a line up of superstars + light show

Vitamins with BKR at TBC (SE1), 22.00-05.00, £10, hypnotic, dark house and techno with the Drumcode affiliate

United with CONGO NATTY, LTJ BUKEM, ED RUSH and many more at Haggerston Park, 11.00-21.00, £35, drum ‘n’ bass, jungle and old school festival with a colossal line up of acts

Showtime with CHIP, GHETTS and FRISCO at Electric Brixton, 22.00-05.00, £10, bashment and dancehall stage show with top grime and garage MCs taking turns on the mic

MATTHEW HERBERT, PANGAEA and DARK SKY (live) at Queen’s Yard, 12.0004.00, £15.50, an array of house, techno and disco talent across four venues

PLUMP DJs at The Old Queen’s Head, 20.0002.00, £5, the eclectic producers play a special four deck disco funk set

15 Years of Circus with YOUSEF, NIC FANCIULLI, STEVE LAWLER and BUTCH at Fabric, 23.00-07.00, £21, Yousef ’s long-running party celebrates with some huge house figures

HAAI at Phonox, 21.00-04.00, £5, expect a set that spans house, disco & occasional oddities Togetherness with CORNERSHOP (DJ) at Beckenham Palace Mansion, 20.00-02.00, £10, ‘50s R’n’B, ‘60s soul and ‘70s funk Rumours at Brixton Jamm, 17.00-05.00, £6, Balearic, Italo, electro, acid, funk and world Link at Lightbox, 22.00-06.00, £12.50, showcase of underground house DJs across 3 arches

SECRETSUNDAZE with FUNKINEVEN and HENRY WU at Oval Space, 14.00-06.00, £9.50, a diverse line up playing house, funk and more all day and night

Promised Land with SANDY RIVERA, SUPER FLU and MARSHALL JEFFERSON at Egg London & Boat Party, 16.45-07.00, £15 (club only), £25 (boat & club), house, techno, acid and disco across four areas Anjunadeep with JAMES GRANT & JODY WISTERNOFF at Phonox, 18.00-00.00, £5, the deep house label’s A & R man plays with the former Way Out West member

DOLLKRAUT (live) at The Waiting Room, 22.00-04.00, £5, nostalgic, disco and synthpop made using vintage equipment Half Baked with DOP (live) at 23.00-06.00, £10, sexy house and disco from the Frenchmen Sunshine Soul with AL DOBSON JR at Queen of Hoxton, 20.00-02.00, £5, soul, house, hip hop, disco and new wave Minimal Force with TERRY FRANCIS at Cafe 1001, 16.00-00.00, FREE, minimal tech and techno with a set from the Fabric resident Garage Splash at Fire & Lightbox, 22.00-07.00, £5, garage/bass, jungle & reggae across 3 stages Glitterbox with AEROPLANE and KARIZMA at Ministry of Sound, 15.00-06.00, £21, house, disco and roller skating CINTHIE at South Place Hotel, 14.00-21.00, £15, the Berliner produces classicist, deep house OLUGBENGA (Metronomy) at Miranda, 22.00-03.00, £6, diverse house and disco MATT JAM LAMONT at Golden Bee, 18.0003.00, £10, house and garage Soca Madhouse at O2 Academy Islington, 23.00-06.00, £10, soca night Got Soul at South Place Hotel, 18.00-23.45, FREE, neo soul night

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