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After years of languishing in the shadows, this Manchester quintet have finally been able to stand up and take the bow they so deserve
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Wed Mar 11, ICA
While Florence and Little Boots have been raking in the hype, thecocknbullkid has been steadily honing her seductive but barbed pop hooks...
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Until Thu Mar 12
Words spoken to music, musical poetry and more from the likes of Barry Adamson, Wave Machines, Mary Hampton and others over four gigs
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Wed Mar 11, O2 Arena
She turns 70 in November - yes, 70 - but what's age got to do with it? The ultimate diva and queen of rock 'n' roll embarks on five nights at the O2 as part...
Wed Mar 11, Union Chapel
Sultry chanteuse who survived a serious car crash aged 18 performs dusky, folksy, blues-soaked songs from her alluring new album 'Worrisome Heart'.
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Wed Mar 11, Cargo
Galia Durant and Carim Clasmann are Psapp, who combine wonky keyboard runs with squawking sax, syncopated guitar trickery and surreal imagery to thoroughly...
Wed Mar 11, The Lexington
Aussie psych-rockers.
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Wed Mar 11, The Others
New trio featuring saxophonist Mark Hanslip, bassist Ollie Brice and drummer Tony Marsh, who effortlessly mix world grooves, fusion and free improv to create...
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Thu Mar 12, The Luminaire
Ex-Ladyfuzz drummer Ben steps up to the mic as the eccentrically clad Esser to deliver geeky electro-pop, with hugely exciting support from VV (Vanessa)...
Lily Allen - It’s Not Me, It’s You
What a difference several years makes. When Lily Allen first appeared on the scene, the buzz was all about her being...
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New
Until Aug 31 2010, British Music Experience
New, permanent attraction at The O2 that includes a music memorabilia hall and loads of interactive exhibits
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Kate Hutchinson checks out the London rockabilly scene and the best clubs
Who’s going to make it big in the next 12 action-packed months? No idea. But we do know that...
After turning their backs on a major label, N-Dubz are making hits and selling out shows. So...
With trademark chaos calmed with tribal beats and sweet lyrics, experimental popsters Animal...
Never slow in forming and voicing an opinion, Noel Gallagher talks candidly about, well, pretty...
Given that we can buy CDs in Tesco or just download tunes from the net, it would be no surprise...
Whether you’re after a reconditioned Steinway or a brand new sitar, there’s a shop in...
From Wagner to Elvis, Cliff to Cobain, and Walker to Ryder, a multitude of musicians have...
London has inspired some of pop’s most enduring masterpieces – songs that have reflected...
Everybody loves their iPods, which makes it doubly infuriating when they break down. But before...
Time Out London's music critics look back at the best albums, gigs and tracks of 2008
Whats the worst that can happen? I'll either meet people who I just won't click with and probably never see again, or I'll meet some cool people...