Juniper

Modern Woman

**Corridor** is returning with their fourth album Mimi and it immediately recalls the best of the best when it comes to indie rock. Leaning harder into incorporating electronic textures than on previous records, it is a record bursting with new energy and life, with no limitations when it comes to what is possible. And despite easy comparisons, it remains impossible to pin down from song to song. It is music that is richly detailed, with a sound and style that’s more widescreen and expansive than anything that’s preceded it. A record that feels like a fresh break for a band that’s already established themselves as forward-thinkers.

Support comes from **Modern Woman**.

This is an 18+ event (photo ID required)

LNZRT

Bad Vibrations

MOTH

Corridor + Modern Woman

Corridor - Domino

Corridor

Gigs

London

MOTH Club

The world is brutal but there are cherry trees in blossom. This is the philosophy that underpins DEADLETTER, and their bruising, beautiful debut album Hysterical Strength. “It's punishing but there's also fucking beauty out there,” explains frontman Zac Lawrence, who, with life-long friends Alfie Husband and George Ullyott, and Poppy Richler, Sam Jones and Will King, may just have turned in one of 2024’s most urgent and vital listens – a record that, right down to its title, relishes the contradictions of modern life. “Being able to take something disgusting or disgraceful and make it sound nice through the power of music, that juxtaposition appeals to me,” Lawrence adds. The result is twelve tracks of motorik rhythms and angular guitars, adorned by smoky saxophone and baritone-belted lyrics about flickering television sets and dilapidated town centres decked with decapitated bodies. Its strengths are hysterical indeed.

In their short time releasing music the band has picked up support from the likes of BBC Radio 1, Clash, DIY, Dork, Kerrang!, Metro, NME, So Young, The Times, and also landed on the 6 Music playlist. They've sold out shows across the UK and Europe and in Oct/Nov 2024 will begin their biggest headline run to date.

This is a 14+ event

Deadletter + Modern Woman

DEADLETTER - Madge's Declaration

DEADLETTER

Bristol

Thekla

plus support from Modern Woman

Formed in Yorkshire and based in south London, DEADLETTER layer their socially charged post-punk with grit, satire and saxophone. Released in 2022, the band’s debut EP HEAT! – which generously speckles their cynical sound with disco and funk – won praise from DIY magazine. Live, their old-school rambunctious style has won them performance slots at fashion week parties and tours with Placebo, while solo they’ve headlined London institutions 100 Club and The Windmill

This is an 14+ event

CHALK

DEADLETTER - Fit For Work

Brighton

CHALK 

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This is a 14+ event  (under 16s must be accompanied by an adult).

Kilimanjaro Live Limited

Electric Brixton

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