The Lower Third (Outernet)
Thursday 16 October 2025
Gal Go is the project of multi-instrumentalist Ignacio Salvadores, born in Buenos Aires and based in London since 2016. Described as a “burst of passion that’s mysterious and striking” [Pitchfork], Gal Go’s sound is full of complexities.
A key collaborator of Archy Marshall in King Krule, his effortless embrace of jazz, rock and experimentation place his music in a universe of its own. Singing in his native language, he seeks to connect his two worlds in a way that’s both brooding and exhilarating. Impossible to put in a box. His poetic sensibilities atop his infinite instrumentation invite you to stay a while.
After selling out Jazz Cafe, ∑tella will play at Islington Assembly Hall on Tuesday 14 October.
Tickets are now SOLD OUT.
A special 20th anniversary show playing tracks from KC Rules OK, These Were the Earlies and more.
Following a sold out theatre run and the release of her eagerly awaited third album, Self Esteem will return this year to play O2 Academy Brixton this October. Tickets are now all SOLD OUT.
DJ BORING returns with a brand new live show – the Tomorrow Never Comes tour.
Known for his emotive sets and deep connection with the dancefloor, DJ BORING will be showcasing brand new material and continuing to push boundaries with his emotionally charged club sound.
The Tomorrow Never Comes tour marks a bold new chapter as DJ BORING debuts an immersive live experience built from the ground up.
GRAMMY Award-nominated Australian artist and DJ/producer Dom Dolla’s meteoric rise continues with a 2025 UK headline show at Depot Mayfield in Manchester.
Sets from Skream b2b Krystal Klear, Tiga, Young Marco, Paige Tomlinson, LOVEFOXY and more.
(This show has now been moved to Colour Factory on Thursday 9 October. All tickets remain valid)
Molly Nilsson returns for her biggest London show to date at Hackney Wick’s Colour Factory.
Support from Karl D’Silva.
When Modern Nature toured their last album, 2023’s No Fixed Point In Space, it became apparent to Jack Cooper – the band’s main creative force – that they were already pulling away from the free, open-ended approach they had spent five years working towards; almost as if the music had become so abstract and elasticated, it now had to snap back towards something more structured. As they found themselves naturally locking into more fixed grooves, he realised a new direction had been set. Their new album – The Heat Warps – is the triumphant manifestation of where that new direction took them.
With genre-hopping chaos, deep cuts and euphoric, high-energy moments set to soundtrack the night, Eat Your Own Ears and The Prospect Building link up in Bristol this year bringing Daphni, Ben UFO, Salute and more to the studio room on Saturday 4 October.
ATRIP
BEN UFO
DAPHNI
DANSA
OPPIDAN
SALUTE
An evening with The Beta Band, performing The Three EPs.
The Beta Band are reuniting this year to play 2 very special shows at London’s Roundhouse on Thursday 2 and Friday 3 October, 20 years on from their last performance at O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire.
Tickets for both shows are now SOLD OUT.