It’s a case of better late than never, when David Byrne & St Vincent finally bring the stunning Love This Giant to the Roundhouse on Tuesday. The album was one of favourites of 2012.
After touring with Ryan Adams last year, Americana confessionalist Jason Isbell returns to our shores for a show at the beautiful St Pancras Old Church on Wednesday. His new album, Southeastern, is due for release on 7 October.
Monday 26 August
Sun Ra Arkestra – Café OTO
Tuesday 27 August
David Byrne & St Vincent – Roundhouse
Stanley Brinks & The Wave Pictures – Shacklewell Arms
The Cribs – Birthdays
Wednesday 28 August
Jason Isbell – St Pancras Old Church
MONEY – Rough Trade East
Thursday 29 August
Actress – St John at Hackney
She Makes War – Rattlesnake
Julianna Barwick – St Giles-in-the-fields
Frankie & The Heatstrings – Birthdays
Friday 30 August
The Impossible Girl – Sebright Arms
Saturday 31 August
Utah Saints – Proud Camden
Sunday 1 September
King Khan and The Shrines – XOYO
Just announced
Fresh from a show at Dalston’s Servant Jazz Quarters, Canadian Basia Bulat has announced that she’ll be back in October for a short tour, including The Islington on 23rd. Watch the new video for It Can’t Be You, taken from her forthcoming album, Tall Tall Shadow, here.
Wire are set to play at the teeny tiny Bafly in Camden on 12 September as part of the XFM X-Posure series.
Johnny Flynn‘s set to mark the release of his third album, Country Mile (out on 30 September) with a free show at Rough Trade East on 2 October. Listen to the first single, The Lady Is Risen, here.
Fortuna Pop! signings Joanna Gruesome launch their debut album with a gig at the Shacklewell Arms on 16 September. The Cardiff noisepop five-piece are streaming their first single, Sugarcrush, here.
