The great redeemer, leader of modern punk returns to Camden's Electric Ballroom for a set filled with beer, sweat and chanting.

Amaarae engrosses her latest pop-R&B world on a run of sold-out shows at the heart of the nation's capital.

Alec Ounsworth re-wires his acclaimed catalogue for a solo rendition, grounded amidst the intimate climate of Dalston's underground.

Combating January blues, an indelible evening was in order: celebrating "Scotland's 2nd greatest poet" with an abundance of current talent.

Reminiscing of her homeland, the modern country singer-songwriter enacts an evening of greater soul searching and romantic pining.

The enigmatic duo return to their old London stomping ground with an embellished line-up, igniting their last foreseeable show.

After an indelible career with the tenor sax, the jazz leader bids farewell in the name of sacrifice and change with a spellbinding recital.

The beloved, inimitable and noticeably matured rapper breaches the doors of Village Underground for an illustrious career-spanning set.

April Harper Grey elicits an alternate world tonight: one which exposes the convergence of hyperpop and pop-punk for all its beauty.

The Belgian duo birth one of the most celebratory and uplifting nights in recent memory.

Our leather-clad survivor, Genesis Owusu, guides us through an apocalyptic set burgeoning his sophomore LP, Struggler.

Pitchfork Music Festival London returns with a day filled with two heart-wrenching performances.

Meg Remy's U.S. Girls return to the dreamy depths of Hackney's Moth Club for an intimate, dance-fuelled boogie.

The dynamic rap-producer duo Armand Hammer remain precise in their live arrangements, devastating in their performance.

Leeds' latest art-rock gift deliver their largest headline show to date at the nation's capital under a spell of new music.

In a high octane evening set within the depths of North London, the NYC rapper initiates a comeback set for the ages.

The Japanese singer-songwriter indicts the naysayers and breathes new life into the art of performing.

King Krule returned to home soil with his latest rearmament of songs, brethren and indelible prog-indie songwriting.

The homegrown producer returns to familiar territory armed with an arsenal of impressive new sounds and remixes.

New York City's latest arrived at the doors of King's Cross for an indelibly inviting set.