Camden

4 February 2010

Koko NW1 7JE[map]

The Parlotones kicked off their professional career in 2003, rising to the forefront of South African music by 2006 when they signed a European license deal on the back of their debut single 'Beautiful' being used in a Fujifilm commercial. Since then, The Parlotones have become the biggest selling band in South Africa and have delivered over 200 shows in 2008 across SA, UK and Europe.

13 December 2009

Koko NW1 7JE[map]

A potent and provacative mix of electronica, sexuality and Peaches' raw vocals.

30 November 2009

Koko NW1 7JE[map]

22 December 2009 to 23 December 2009

Electric Ballroom NW1 8QP[map]

John Lydon, Lu Edmonds, Bruce Smith and Scott Firth celebrate the 30th anniversary of the 'Metal Box' album, in Public Image Ltd's first live performance for 17 years.

28 January 2010

The Jazz Cafe London NW1 7PG[map]

Live music from Raul Malo, playing their latest material.

28 January 2010

Koko NW1 7JE[map]

Veteran ska-emo band from California who have been around since the early nineties. They have a funky melodic back catalogue of pop-punk hits and are best known for the 1997 smash single 'Sell Out'.

4 December 2009

The Barfly NW1 8AN[map]

Indie-rock band whose song 'Jimmy Is A Lunatic' won the XFM Uploaded single of the week in April 2008.

15 December 2009

The Jazz Cafe London NW1 7PG[map]

Featuring a mixture of new material and classics from Chapman's career. Famed for his spectacular showmanship and soaring vibrato, Roger was an enormous cult figure on the British rock scene as frontman for Family in the '60's, and as part of the '70s r'n'b band Streetwalkers.

25 March 2010

Koko NW1 7JE[map]

Award-winning Malian singer-songwriter Rokia Traore presents the UK Premiere of her project 'Wati' For her New Crowned Hope commision, Traore decided to turn the concept on its head and imagine Mozart as a griot, the herediatary musicians of West Africa whose songs and writings acted as cultural storehouses for the great African Empires. This flash of perception plays out as a multi-media event. Worlds meet and traditions and languages mingle, re-formulated and refreshed.

13 February 2010 to 14 February 2010

The Jazz Cafe London NW1 7PG[map]

A night of live music from Ronny Jordan.

28 December 2009 to 2 January 2010

The Jazz Cafe London NW1 7PG[map]

Refered to as the 'Godfather of acid jazz', Roy Ayers released his first album in 1961. His biggest hits include 'Everybody Loves The Sunshine', 'Running Away' and 'Searching'.

4 March 2010

The Barfly NW1 8AN[map]

11 December 2009

The Barfly NW1 8AN[map]

Shy Child play electronically-enhanced prog rock, backed with powerful infectious drum beats and layers of driving vocals.

14 December 2009

The Jazz Cafe London NW1 7PG[map]

A night of live music from Slum Village, playing a range of old and new material.

11 December 2009

Electric Ballroom NW1 8QP[map]

An English production and remix duo who perform downbeat electronica infused with a wide range of styles from rock to gospel. To date, the duo have released three albums, and have remixed tracks for bands such as Starsailor and Doves.

9 December 2009

Electric Ballroom NW1 8QP[map]

Former Pavement singer has fronted his latest indie project since 2000.

30 January 2010

The Jazz Cafe London NW1 7PG[map]

14 December 2009

Koko NW1 7JE[map]

Taking the extended guitar drones of Earth as their starting point, Sunn 0))) combine dark ambient and doom metal with extended durations and extreme volume to produce intense and affecting music. They're renowned for performing in hooded robes, surrounded by candles and admidst thick smoke, entire concerts often comprising of a single song.

18 February 2010

Koko NW1 7JE[map]

Euphoric dance-indie band from Leeds renowned for their electronic beats and rousing choruses.

18 February 2010

The Roundhouse NW1 8EH[map]

Urban British grime musician from East London who has already secured a hit UK single entitled 'Number One' and is a growing festival favourite.