(Photo of King Charles @ Scala on 16/09/09)
(Yes that's an 'all in one' he's wearing)
(Yes that's an 'all in one' he's wearing)
Here's my weekly hand picked list of concerts happening in London over the coming week, please leave a comment if you think I've missed any worth knowing about.
Monday 28th September
The Handsome Family @ Bush Hall
NODZZZ with Wet Dog @ The Lexington
Pens instore @ Rough Trade East, 7pm (Wristband collection see RT website for details) (FREE)
Tuesday 29th September
Love and Milk @ Jamboree, Cable Street, 8pm-11pm
King Khan And The Shrines @ Cargo
Treetop Flyers with Alessi's Ark and Epstein @ The Lexington
Lets Wrestle with BO NINGEN @ University College London Union
King Charles with Belle Grade and Charlotte Webster @ The Fly
Led Bib with The Ronnie Scott's All Stars @ Ronnie Scott's
The Agnostic Mountain Gospel Choir @ The Luminaire
Julie Doiron instore @ Pure Groove, 1:15pm (FREE)
Wednesday 30th September
Hoxton Squared: Muntu Valdo + Adriano Adewale + Lula Pena And Norberto Lobo + CK Gospel Choir + Nick Mulvey + Jamie Woon @ various Shoreditch venues (FREE)
Thursday 1st October
Mumford & Sons instore @ Pure Groove, 7:30pm (FREE)
Friday 2nd October
CATE LE BON instore @ Rough Trade East, 7pm (Wristband collection see RT website for details) (FREE)
Au Revoir Simone with Alessi's Ark @ Union Chapel
Saturday 3rd October
Daylight Music ft. Katzgraben, Man Ray Sky and Catriona Irving @ Union Chapel 12pm -2pm (FREE)
Kid Harpoon and friends instore @ Pure Groove, 8pm (FREE)
Sunday 4th October
Music Mule presents: Eugene McGuinness, Stars Of Sunday League @ The Fellow,Doors 6PM, Bands 7-9PM, music till Late
Joan As Police Woman @ Union Chapel
(In case any concerts have changed dates/ changed venues/ been cancelled or I've made a typo, you'd be wise to check out the venue websites before heading out the door)
My tip of the week -King Charles @ The Fly on Tuesday (see photo). I saw these guys for the first time a couple of weeks ago supporting Mumford & Sons, I hadn't seen them before and came away really impressed. Expect lots of energy, volume and hair -listen to them here.
In other news, TLS favourites The Low Anthem have announced a London date already for next February (11th), this time they're at The Shepherds Bush Empire. What a year it has been for them. I saw them play at The Slaughtered Lamb pub (review here) to a hundred or so people back in May this year and now they are going to be headlining the Empire which is a terrific leap to a 2000 capacity. Good on you The Low Anthem, you deserve this. If you're interested in tickets there's a pre-sale this Wednesday morning (30th Sept) and then on general sale on Friday (2nd Oct) here and here.
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