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Price includes a £1.75 venue restoration levy.

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Bad Vibrations

Amyl and The Sniffers

Amyl and The Sniffers - Monsoon Rock

Gigs

London

O2 Academy Brixton

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No under 8's, under 14's to be accompanied by an adult over 18, and seated in the balcony.

Parallel Lines

Parquet Courts

Parquet Courts - Walking at a Downtown Pace

Sharon Van Etten releases “Porta,” a powerful new single and her first new solo release since 2020, and details of a new European tour for the Summer. 
 
Produced by Van Etten (vocals, synths, drum machines) and Daniel Knowles (synths) and backed by her live band of Jorge Balbi (drums), Charley Damski (guitars), Devin Hoff (bass), throughout “Porta” Van Etten sings of the unnerving feeling of losing one’s self and safety:  “Want to hold head up, don’t want to stay down // // I want to live my life // But you won’t allow.” But as “Porta” progresses, Van Etten takes the reins, reaching a new form of catharsis: “Think straight. Get by // Gotta think straight to get by // Think straight. Get by // Want to be myself. ”
 
In Van Etten’s words, “Porta” was written in 2020 “at one of my lowest lows. For most of my adult life I have struggled with bouts of depression and anxiety and coping mechanisms, and I sometimes let those dark moments get the best of me. During this time I felt very dissociated. Not connected to my body and I felt out of control.” 
 
Eventually, Van Etten reached out to her friend, Stella Cook, who runs Base Pilates in North Carolina. “I was seeking a friend, someone to talk to who understands what finding the core means but also knows what my weaknesses are and can help me work around them and find my other strengths. I knew I was entering a no judgment zone and I needed to be held accountable for my actions and Stella helped me step up.  We would meet once a week on Zoom, have a catch up on life over a quick coffee and then get to work. Then, a day or two later she would send another video my way so I had something to work towards the end of the week. She was encouraging, but not pushy.  If life got in the way, I didn't feel like I let her down - but I loved our sessions. I looked forward to them. I started feeling closer to her, and closer to myself, and it helped things seem hopeful. And I just wanted to share that with the world,” says Van Etten.“Instead of the darkness. Instead of my fears. My message is to work through them. Even when it's hard. Even when it hurts. Reach out. Reach out to that friend who helps you reach out towards yourself.”


No under 8's, under 14's to be accompanied by an adult over 18 and seated in the balcony.

Sharon Van Etten

Sharon Van Etten - Porta

L'Rain

Ticket price includes a £1.50 venue levy.


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

DOPE LEMON 

DOPE LEMON - Marinade

Parcels are on a lifelong journey through the endless realm of popular music. The Australian quintet have literally grown up together while developing their unique and expressively melodic musical language, which continues to elevate their sound and career to new heights. With their forthcoming sophomore effort underway, Parcels are set to chart new territory for themselves and their listeners, cementing the band as true aesthetes channeling their influences and lived experiences into music that’s wholly transportative.

Parcels’ five members - keyboardist Louie Swain, keyboardist/guitarist Patrick Hetherington, bassist Noah Hill, drummer Anatole "Toto" Serret, and guitarist Jules Crommelin - all grew up in the Australian town of Byron Bay before properly forming as Parcels during their final year of high school: “We were producing and
writing music by ourselves, and we found something in that process that felt new and exciting,” Hetherington explains.

After relocating to Berlin, Parcels released their alluring debut EP Clockscared in 2015, which featured the spellbinding slow-burn of its title track. The EP led to signing with the attention of legendary French label Kitsuné in 2016, who released an excellent series of singles from the band in 2016 and 2017, including the
gorgeous and moonlit “Gamesofluck.”

In 2016, Parcels also played their first gig at Paris venue Les Bains, where Daft Punk’s Thomas Bangalter and Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo happened to be in the audience. The two groups struck up an artistic kinship, and Parcels spent considerable studio time with Daft Punk to craft the elegant, airy 2017 single
“Overnight,” which followed the Kitsuné-produced EP Hideout and would be performed on Conan later that year for Parcels’ U.S. television debut.
Parcels’ proper debut LP was released in 2018, launching the group to new levels of critical and commercial visibility. A lush, exquisitely produced trip through the many intersections between pop and dance music, Parcels showcases just how tight and inventive the group’s songwriting had become, with snapping rhythms
and tricky basslines accompanying the group’s feathery, flesh-and-blood vocals.
With over 300 million streams on Spotify, appearances at festivals like Glastonbury and Coachella, and soldout headline shows across the world, Parcels have already found great success on their winning approach to dance and pop music. And as the group currently puts the finishing touches on their ambitious second album,
Parcels are focusing on what it means to be in tune with the world around us, as well as ourselves means being in tune with ourselves—a reflection of the creative process that brought them to this point. "We came into this album process with an intention of growth, as individuals and as a band,” Crommelin states while talking about the band’s creative aims as they prepare for this next chapter in their career. “We saw it as a place to really deepen our understanding of ourselves and the environment around us, and to try
and make space for each other to be truly vulnerable. We really look after each other and want the best for each other.” That sense of vulnerability is key to what’s coming next from Parcels, and listeners will surely feel it deeply as well.

This is an 8+ event (under 14s must be accompanied by an adult).

Parcels

Tieduprightnow

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Price includes a £1.50 venue restoration levy.

 Standing: 14+.   Seated: 8+ (u14 must be accompanied by an adult)

Hiatus Kaiyote

Hiatus Kaiyote - By Fire

The best gigs are on DICE.

No under 8s, Under 14 to be accompanied at all times by an adult over 18 at all times and seated in the balcony where available

Anthrax + Municipal Waste

Anthrax - Madhouse

Anthrax

Municipal Waste



This is a 8+ event  - Under 16yrs need a guardian and under 14yrs need to be seated

Bird On The Wire

Angel Olsen

Like I Used To

Angel Olsen - Shut Up Kiss Me

Price includes a £1.50 venue restoration levy.


Standing:  14+.  Seated:  8+ (u14 must be accompanied by an adult).

Rina Sawayama

Rina Sawayama - Cherry



Standing 14+, Seated 8+ (under 14s to be accompanied by an adult).

Caroline Polachek

Charli XCX, Caroline Polachek - Tears (feat. Caroline Polachek)

fall - A. G. Cook Remix

Oklou - Forever

oklou

Kojey Radical

LOST (feat. Loyle Carner, Kojey Radical & JNR Williams) - Single Mix

Kojey Radical, Mahalia & Swindle - Water

Sam Wise - Rack Up

Rachel Chinouriri - So My Darling

Rachel Chinouriri

Sam Wise

Meute

MEUTE - You & Me

  

This is an 8+ event (U14s with 18+ in circle).

Sigur Rós

Hoppípolla

Price includes a £1.50 venue restoration levy.


This event is 14+ for standing ticket and 8+ for seated (under 14s must be accompanied by an adult)

Yung Lean

Ginseng Strip 2002

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This is a 14+ event.

BADBADNOTGOOD

Running Away

BadBadNotGood

This show was due to take place on 12th March 2022 but will now take place on 4th March 2023 . All tickets remain valid. 

This is an 8+ event (Anyone under 14 must be with an adult over 18 at all times and seated in the balcony where available)

Hundred Reasons

Hundred Reasons - If I Could

Hell Is For Heroes - I Can Climb Mountains

Hell Is For Heroes

ELECTRIC CALLBOY are currently one of the hottest live acts when it comes to modern heavy sound. Completely sold-out shows all over Europe and one record breaking single release after the next are proof of the exceptional status that the band from Germany has achieved by now.

"What an absolute amazing feeling to be back on stage! The Hypa Hypa European Tour 2022 already fills our hearts with pure joy and happiness! This is what
we make music for. And because it sold out so fast, we decided to bring back the madness on stage next year! With new songs, a whole new show and the ultimate TEKKNO power! So be fast and get your ticket now!"

Formed in 2010 under the name Eskimo Callboy, the band has already made plenty of noise in its first decade of existence, picking up newcomer awards, achieving top ten placements and causing a worldwide sensation, but judging by what's been going on in the last two years, that was just the prelude.

Since the singer Nico Sallach, who joined the band in 2020, the guys from Castrop-Rauxel have been really going for it! The very first single with him broke all previous dimensions: "Hypa Hypa" not only reached over 60 million plays on YouTube and the usual streaming portals.

The next single "We Got The Moves", which is also featured on the new album "TEKKNO", proved to be another hit. Especially the screamingly funny video, in which the band takes the piss out of themselves with undercut wigs and nose glasses in their typical self-deprecating manner, has been the talk of the town ever since and has received a lot of attention worldwide.

The next hit, "Pump It," also featured on "TEKKNO," whose incredibly funny clip was inspired by the aerobics videos of the Eighties, also made waves. The community even demanded that the band participate in the Eurovision Song Contest for Germany with this song, whereupon the musicians spontaneously filmed an official application. However, participation in the national preliminary round for the ESC was rejected due to an alleged lack of radio suitability, triggering a storm of indignation against the jury that culminated in a petition with over 125,000 signatures. Once again, Eskimo Callboy were the talk of the town.

Price includes a £1.75 venue restoration levy.

This is a 8 + event - All under 14s must be accompanied by an adult (Under 25’s require ID (passport/driving licence) to purchase alcohol).

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