Camden

25 March 2010

The Jazz Cafe London NW1 7PG[map]

A memorial session for Simon Goss, the creator and owner of Wah Wah 45s, who sadly died on January 8 aged just 44. A jam-packed bill features Wah Wah 45's songstress Stac, Tru Thoughts' Belleruche and a DJ line-up that includes Bonobo, London Elektricity and favourite Wah Wah DJ.

11 April 2010

The Barfly NW1 8AN[map]

Mancunian punk band who first appeared on the British punk scene in 2002 and their eclectic sound combines the urban sounds of ragga with a heavy helping of hardcore rock.

10 April 2010

The Jazz Cafe London NW1 7PG[map]

The jazz musician in the intimate setting of his current group featuring the saxophonist Simon Allen. Tracy has won many awards for his playing and composing, and has the rare accolade of producing a genuine jazz masterpiece with 'Under Milk Wood', his musical interpretation of Dylan Thomas radio play. At 82 and playing as well as ever, his musical curiosity remains undiminished, with recent shows featuring Duke Ellingtons sacred music, Evan Parker and Louis Moholo.

9 April 2010

Electric Ballroom NW1 8QP[map]

A Canadian alternative rock band from British Columbia, whose music has appeared in movies, video games and the WWE.

7 February 2010 to 5 December 2010

The Jazz Cafe London NW1 7PG[map]

A celebration of UK soul in an open mic jam session, showcase and DJ session featuring the London's soulful talent every month at Jazz Cafe. Bringing together singers, players, and connoisseurs of neo soul, nu jazz, credible hip hop and RnB, brokenbeat, bashment, gospel and soulful house scenes in London.

7 April 2010

The Barfly NW1 8AN[map]

Walter Schreifels shows his softer side and brings his new solo acoustic work to the Barfly.

4 March 2010 to 22 March 2010

Koko NW1 7JE[map]

Melodic indie-pop band from the Lake District with inventive songwriting skills and soaring vocals.

26 May 2010

Koko NW1 7JE[map]

A Brooklyn-based four-piece, who successfully mix modern rock guitar and vocals with middle Eastern chants and African rhythms. The bands darkness and stylish harmonies are reminiscent of classic 70s rock, and their intertwined electronic sounds recall the new wave era.

6 May 2010

The Barfly NW1 8AN[map]

Live rock from Young Guns.

13 April 2010

The Invisible Dot NW1 8AH[map]

Fictional documentary about the life of human chameleon Leonard Zelig. The man became a celebrity in the 1920s due to his superlative ability to look and act like whoever was around him.

3 April 2010

The Jazz Cafe London NW1 7PG[map]

Modern blues band featuring Julian Burdock on vocals and guitar, Silas Maitland on bass, Mike Connaly on drums and Moz Gamble Hammod on organ. A soulful and gutsy blend of blues and rock laced with a streak of funk.

29 May 2010 to 30 May 2010

The Roundhouse NW1 8EH[map]

This event is being hosted by the Portobello Film Festival and will include screenings of the latest works by London's independent film makers from small production houses to big distributors, from DIY street video guerrillas to frustrated ad and promo directors branching out into more creative dimensions. There will also be an award ceremony for the best 90 second trailer and best film of Convention.

26 March 2010

InSpiral Lounge NW1 8QS[map]

Aboriginal Recordings is proud to present his special guests from Finland Inkeri Thti and Dreadlock Tales playing the best dub and dubstep music.

2 April 2010

The Jazz Cafe London NW1 7PG[map]

A live performance from Acer Maple.

Every Tue 8:00 PM Closed Boxing Day Bank Holiday

The Cuban NW1 8AH[map]

Acoustic bands play indie and alternative.

13 May 2010 to 16 May 2010

The Roundhouse NW1 8EH[map]

After years of touring their avant-garde circus company around the world, Acrobat's new show, Propaganda, sees a husband and wife and their two small sons create a circus show with a difference - intimately provocative and politically questioning. After indoctrinating their kids about being kind, eating their veggies and riding bikes, they take a step out of their Australian back yard into the Roundhouse with their trademark disciplined physical skills, calculated self-derision, and raw, uncompromising approach. Contains nudity and occasional swearing.

28 March 2010 to 29 March 2010

Green Note NW1 7AN[map]

Combining gypsy traditions with world rhythms.

27 April 2010

The Roundhouse NW1 8EH[map]

After running away to the circus aged 15, Gerry Cottle's never looked back - it's been his lifelong passion. Come and hear him talk about his amazing circus life. At its peak, Gerry Cottle Circus hosted BBC1's Saturday night Seaside Specials and the world-renowned, Circus World Championships. It became synonymous with family entertainment and, in recent years, Gerry joined forces with Dr John Haze to create the Circus of Horrors. Along with his old partner Brian Austen, Gerry was also responsible for the hugely successful tours of the Moscow State Circus and Chinese State Circus. In 2010, Gerry's bringing back Gerry Cottles Circus to celebrate 50 years since he ran away from home. His new look Circus is aimed at a 21st century family audience, starring the best performers from around the globe.