It's happened! We've survived 2 years!To celebrate and to thank all of you, we're hosting some bands you know and some new faces in a huge range of bizarre, progressive and immensely talented musicians playing all day and night.Tickets: £8 advance (for the whole day) £12 on the doorLou Steaton will be displaying some of her amazing art, selling some pieces and giving away lots of…See More

To round 2011 off, we're going to be giving you a chance to see incredible musicians some of whom are rarely seen in London, with lots of ukeleles, banjos and mandolins to boot! TEAM A VS TEAM BA genuinely uplifting 5 piece band, made up of jazz, classical, rock and folk musicians, who'll be travelling down from Manchester to join us this evening. Using a huge array of classical instruments they create wonderful acoustic music which smacks of Beirut, Neutral Milk Hotel and Bjork, among many…See More

More fantastic artists bringing their original and experimental concepts to the table! Each of the artists will have two sets with an interval in between, so that you can see the various sides to their performances at different points in the evening...RAD ORCHESTRAA brilliant 7 piece who fuse delta river blues with Afro beats and folk music using stringed instruments and voices. With members from Pakistan, Ireland and Germany, be prepared for a multi-ethnic sound pooling influences from many…See More

Everyone knows that Guy Fawkes was a huge fan of progressive technical metal and psychedelic doom.To honour him on the 5th November, we've picked the bands that would have made a great soundtrack to blowing up the houses of parliament.Lineup (not in running order):LEWIS TURNERA rare chance to see this elusive guitar genius in his element. Playing furiously impressive metal, he draws on influences including Sikth and Meshuggah and is in the running to rival Buckethead. Brutal, intricate and…See More

Everyone knows that Guy Fawkes was a huge fan of progressive technical metal and psychedelic doom.To honour him on the 5th November, we've picked the bands that would have made a great soundtrack to blowing up the houses of parliament.Lineup (not in running order):LEWIS TURNERA rare chance to see this elusive guitar genius in his element. Playing furiously impressive metal, he draws on influences including Sikth and Meshuggah and is in the running to rival Buckethead. Brutal, intricate and…See More

Adam Donen premieres his new album Vampires, an ambitious fusion of folk, classical, rock, hymnal and performance poetry. Critically feted across Europe as a musician and poet, his songs have been compared to Leonard Cohen and Jacques Brel, yet his style is all his own. Donen has garnered much praise for his consummate stage performances, performing moving, transcendental music that takes you through terror and heartbreak, and out the other side. In this gig he is accompanied by an orchestral…See More

This is the one for fans of balls out rock fury, with twinges of punk, funk and jazzy goodness to boot!FOUR WHEEL DRIVEIf you haven't seen these guys yet, then why not? With solid riffs, tight rhythms and riproaring vocals, this is how you make old school rock 'n' roll original again. Once you've seen them, you'll know just why they have such a huge loyal following, why people keep buying their album High Roller and why we're having them back for the third time this year. Enjoy.THIRTEENIt's…See More

More genre-defying music from three great bands who appeal to music fans across the whole spectrum.MYOYUOur house band continue to entertain all with their space-electro-jazz-hop. A great new sound from a bunch of guys who clearly love what they're playing.MACCHINA DEL TEMPOAbsolutely quality band whose music crosses the boundaries between jazz, prog, funk and stoner rock. A trio who always impress, make sure you're there to see why.DANIEL VEASEY BANDTaking influences from jazz, funk, prog rock…See More