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Rose Elinor Dougall Rose Elinor Dougall
Barfly, London (26/8/10)

Former Pipettes vocalist performs solo.
Junip Luke Abbott
Ginglik, London (26/8/10)

Luke Abbott performs among Border Community talent on Shepherds Bush Green.
Junip Sam Amidon + Caitlin Rose
CAMP Basement, London (19/8/10)
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Three young singer-songwriters do it their own way in an East London basement venue.
Junip Junip
Hoxton Square Bar & Kitchen, London (16/8/10)

Jose Gonzalez's new venture makes its London debut.
Smoke Fairies Smoke Fairies
Enterprise, London (11/8/10)

Beloved of Jack White and Richard Hawley, the Sussex girls set about winning over a function room in a Camden boozer.
Lucky Soul Lucky Soul
Hoxton Square Bar & Kitchen, London (10/8/10)

A late start for the late-starting retro girl headliners, with support from The Lodger and The School.
Sleigh Bells Sleigh Bells
Lexington, London (9/8/10)

With able and willing support from Teeth, this is about the here and now.
Bonnie Prince Billy Bonnie Prince Billy
Shepherd's Bush Empire, London (4/8/10)

Will Oldham and his backing band The Cairo Gang set the dramatic power of music centre stage.
Led Bib Led Bib
Ronnie Scott's, London (3/8/10)

Last year's Mercury nominees return to the genre's heartland, with support from Phronesis.
Biffy Clyro Biffy Clyro
iTunes Festival @ Roundhouse, London (31/7/10)

The 2010 iTunes Festival closes, with the Scottish Mercury-nominated trio supported by Pulled Apart By Horses.
Dean & Britta 13 Most Beautiful... Songs For Andy Warhol's Screen Tests, with music by Dean & Britta
Barbican Theatre, London (30/7/10)

The Galaxie 500/Luna stars soundtrack stars of another era in this mixed media piece.
OK Go OK Go
Electric Ballroom, London (28/7/10)

Pea soupers of dry ice, brass handbells and guitar-mounted lasers. What's not to love?
Tomorrow, In A Year - feat. Hotel Pro Forma and music by The Knife Tomorrow, In A Year - feat. Hotel Pro Forma and music by The Knife
Barbican Theatre, London (27/7/10)

A specially commissioned 'electro-opera', or mixed media presentation, inspired by Darwin's On The Origin Of Species.
Klaxons Klaxons
Village Underground, London (27/7/10)

Ahead of their long-awaited follow-up to their Mercury-winning debut, Shoreditch gets a showcase preview.
Holly Miranda Holly Miranda
Westminster Reference Library, London (27/7/10)

After her previous London-playing plans were foiled by That Bloody Volcano, finally she's able to bring The Magician's Private Library... to a library.
Wild Nothing Wild Nothing
Audio, Brighton (24/7/10)

Dream pop from Jack Tatum and co as they showcase buzz album Gemini on the south coast.
Dracula Dracula, The Music and Film featuring Philip Glass and the Kronos Quartet
Hackney Empire, London (22/7/10)

As the Barbican's epic Blaze season continues, music and film, myth and minimalism merge.
Taraf de Haïdouks Taraf de Haïdouks
Hackney Empire, London (21/7/10)

An absent band leader ushers in his son as a replacement, and the show goes on. Should it have?
Regina Spektor Regina Spektor
Academy, Leeds (21/7/10)

An emotional night at Leeds for the Russian-American songstress.
Allo Darlin' Allo Darlin'
Luminaire, London (21/7/10)

Part of the Indietracks warm-up week of events, with American acts supporting the Anglo-Australian uke-brandishing headliners.
School Of Seven Bells School Of Seven Bells
Scala, London (20/7/10)

The sometime Secret Machines guitarist and his company of statues showcase new album Disconnect From Desire.
Soul II Soul Soul II Soul
Somerset House, London (18/7/10)

Jazzie B and a reconstituted crew wheel out the hits and set in train a trip down memory lane, as the Summer Series comes to its close.
The Divine Comedy The Divine Comedy
Somerset House, London (17/7/10)

Neil Hannon returns to the sometime Inland Revenue office, this time incarnated in solo form, with support from Cathy Davey.
Bombay Bicycle Club Bombay Bicycle Club
iTunes Festival @ Roundhouse, London (17/7/10)

Stephen Fry, of all people, provides support to the indie folksters' run-through of second album Flaws.
Florence And The Machine Florence And The Machine
Somerset House, London (15/7/10)

More from Somerset House as Florence and her Machine celebrate her continuing success story.
Gil Scott-Heron Gil Scott-Heron
Somerset House, London (14/7/10)

The Godfather of Rap finally makes it to London town, but what happened to material from the new album?
Tired Pony Tired Pony
Forum, London (14/7/10)

The Lightbody-Buck supergroup of R.E.M., Snow Patrol and Belle & Sebastian elements lands in Kentish Town.
The xx The xx
Somerset House, London (13/7/10)

Whether they're nominated for this year's Mercury Prize or not, there's little doubting the transformation wrought on this band in the space of just a year.
The Temper Trap The Temper Trap
Somerset House, London (12/7/10)

A bill of Australians continues the Summer Series, with an opening set from Townsville natives The Middle East.
N-Dubz N-Dubz
Somerset House, London (11/7/10)

Dappy and co follow in the footsteps of Canaletto, offering aspirational fun to emergent Middle Englander wannabes.
Noah And The Whale Noah And The Whale
Somerset House, London (10/7/10)

Charlie Fink and co take their turn in the former tax office courtyard and hint at a future direction divorced from their recent introspection.
Air Air
Somerset House, London (9/7/10)

Seagulls remain unruffled over convivial courtyard surrounds as white pantaloned Frenchmen get chilled, with support from Ólöf Arnalds.
Mystery Jets Mystery Jets
Somerset House, London (8/7/10)

The 2010 Summer Series kicks off.
Arcade Fire Arcade Fire
Hackney Empire, London (7/7/10)

Win Butler and co play a showpiece gig ahead of their third album The Suburbs' release and Reading/Leeds headline slots.
Foals Foals
iTunes Festival @ Roundhouse, London (4/7/10)

The Oxford boys work up a sweat, with support from Two Door Cinema Club.
Delorean Delorean
Lexington, London (2/7/10)

Balearic vibes on the first floor of a London boozer courtesy of the buzzy boys from Spain.
Janelle Monáe Janelle Monáe
Hoxton Square Bar + Kitchen, London (1/7/10)

Her debut London gig was one of those I Was There moments as the album The Archandroid is previewed.

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