Tune-Yards are back with a sixth studio album ‘Better Dreaming’, out 16 May. Characterised by layered vocals, polyrhythmic beats, and socially conscious lyrics, their new album is ‘life-affirming art-pop for the apocalypse’.
Tune-Yards play Royal Festival Hall in November as part of the EFG London Jazz Festival.
After a sold out show at EartH, Tunng is back to headline Islington Assembly Hall on Saturday 22 November.
Support comes from Pictish Trail.
Baxter Dury plays Eventim Apollo on Saturday 22 November.
Support comes from Joshua Idehen.
The pioneering electronic artist Four Tet returns to Alexandra Palace’s Great Hall.
Tickets are now SOLD OUT.
Heavily championed by BBC 6 Music, the Guinea-born, now Margate-based, singer and multi instrumentalist FALLE NIOKE has captivated audiences across the world with his addictive brand of mercurial afro-pop.
After years spent perfecting his blended sound, which mixes West African rhythms with experimental electronic music – plus notable collaborations with the likes of Barry Can’t Swim and Hot Chip’s Joe Goddard – Nioke is set to release his astounding debut album ‘Love From The Sea’ on 26th September via Eat Your Own Ears Recordings.
Tickets are now SOLD OUT.
Support comes from Nadeem Din-Gabisi & Donna Thomson.
Globally-renowned artists Mustafa and Ramy Youssef have announced their co-headline UK & European tour coming to Southbank Centre’s Royal Festival Hall this November 18th.
Youssef – who has earned numerous accolades across the globe for his comedy specials and scripted projects – will kick off programming with a combination of standup comedy and exploration of self. Following Ramy, Mustafa will perform songs from his album Dunya, which was praised as one of the best albums of 2024 by the likes of Rolling Stone, NPR and DAZED, among others.
Folamour plays a 6 hour set at Magazine London.
Friday 14 November – TICKETS
Saturday 15 November – SOLD OUT