Hoxton

10 December 2009

Cargo EC2A 3AY[map]

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

3 December 2009

Queen of Hoxton EC2A 3JX[map]

A performance by singer-songwriter Andreya Triana.

7 December 2009

Cargo EC2A 3AY[map]

Psychedelic indie pop from Brooklyn whose name is a colloquial Japanese term for 'playful sex'. The American band are masters at creating musical textures and sing beautiful elegiac choruses.

3 December 2009

Cargo EC2A 3AY[map]

21 January 2010

Hoxton Square Bar & Kitchen N1 6NU[map]

An energetic indie band from Wales who are most famous for the Monster song. They are also particularly well received by music fans for their manic live performances and emotive vocals.

8 December 2009

Zigfrid von Underbelly N1 6NU[map]

7 December 2009

Old Blue Last EC2A 3ES[map]

Live music from Cars on Fire, playing their latest material.

2 December 2009

Cargo EC2A 3AY[map]

Ex member of 'Jurassic 5' the rap group as well as original member of 'Ozomatli' the band, Chali 2na is a solo rap artist and accomplished painter.

23 November 2009

Hoxton Square Bar & Kitchen N1 6NU[map]

This New York-based singer-songwriter plays a variety of instruments including 8-dollar guitars, pink accordions, glockenspiels and optigons. Her live show brings moving silence to the crowd with music reminiscent of the raw traditionalism of Woody Guthrie and the experimental alt-folk lyricism of artists like Joanna Newsome

1 December 2009

Hoxton Square Bar & Kitchen N1 6NU[map]

1 December 2009

Cargo EC2A 3AY[map]

A gig from Ellie Goulding, an alternative singer-songwriter with an electro-pop style. In 2009 Goulding emerged as a blogosphere favourite, as early tracks such as 'Starry Eyed' and a cover of Sam Sparro's 'Black and Gold' were posted on taste-making MP3 blogs such as Discodust.

3 November 2009 to 6 December 2009

The Courtyard Theatre N1 6EU[map]

Truly Fierce Productions presents the world premiere of the outrageous comedy Faithless Bitches. Brace yourself for the startling story of former skid row starlet Monique Masters as she claws her way from the gutter to the Hollywood hills by any means necessary. A tale of blue movies, black hearts, long nails and short skirts - this is the American Dream with a pistol in its garter belt. Written by Harold Finley and David Turpin.

3 December 2009 to 10 January 2010

Hoxton Hall Theatre N1 6SH[map]

7 December 2009

Hoxton Square Bar & Kitchen N1 6NU[map]

21 January 2010

Cargo EC2A 3AY[map]

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

4 February 2010

Hoxton Square Bar & Kitchen N1 6NU[map]

Colorado 'synth hop' band with a taste for genre-blurring, live instrumentation and soulful vocals.

8 December 2009 to 20 December 2009

The Courtyard Theatre N1 6EU[map]

A strange epidemic is taking away the inhabitants of a small town killing an astonishing number of people and the town is transformed from an ordinary provincial suburb into a maelstrom of paranoia, horror, and death.

26 November 2009

Cargo EC2A 3AY[map]

Direct from Barcelona La Troba Kung-F return to London after making their UK debut at this year's La Linea festival. Troba Kung-F were formed by singer and accordionist Joan Garriga from the ashes of another great Barcelona band Dusminguet. Troba Kung-F's innovation has been to weld Colombian cumbia to the dance rhythms of gypsy Rumba Catalana, seasoned with dub to deliver a manic and electrifying live show. The band performs along with DJ Russ Jones who spices the night with a set of cumbia cuts and mestizo platters.

19 January 2010

Hoxton Square Bar & Kitchen N1 6NU[map]

31 December 2009

Queen of Hoxton EC2A 3JX[map]

Mat Horne hosts his New Years Eve party featuring a line up of celebrity DJs and cutting edge live acts. Floor 1 features DJ sets from Florence and The Machine, Mat Horne, Cut and Shut Disco's Bradley Lucke, Paul Anthony Smith and Midnite Socialite (XFM). Floor 2 sees DJ sets from The Libertines, Sunta Templeton, Liam Young (NME) alongside live performances by Kids Love Lies, Jayways, Alicia Wolfe, States Of Emotion, Electric Childhouse and Craig Fury (NME).