ListingsUpdated Sat 24 Oct
Gigs in London tonight and this week
Live music in London tonight and over the next fortnight: the room, the time it actually starts, and what it costs. Big halls and small back rooms in the same list, because the best gig of the week is rarely the biggest.
What to expect
260 listings filed under Gigs. The busiest rooms are Electric Ballroom, The 100 Club and Ronnie Scott's. Concentrated in Soho, Camden and Dalston.
Nearby
Every listing here has been checked against the venue that is putting it on.
Showing in Camden. Clear
Monday
26 October-
Gigs £30
Electric Ballroom: Archspire
Archspire's European Vacation 2026 tour, with Crown Magnetar, The Zenith Passage and Analepsy on the bill.
Tuesday
27 October-
Gigs £22.50
Electric Ballroom: NOAHFINNCE
NOAHFINNCE is back from a touring break with new single Mr Overwhelm, with Senses and Chloe Star in support.
Thursday
29 October-
Gigs £25
Electric Ballroom: And So I Watch You From Afar & Caspian
Joint headliners And So I Watch You From Afar and Caspian, with experimental artist otay:onii opening.
Friday
30 October-
Gigs £25
Electric Ballroom: Static Dress
Static Dress headline a four-band bill with Soul Blind, Holder and Love Rarely.
Sunday
1 November-
Gigs From £18.50 Sold out
Electric Ballroom: The Skinner Brothers
The Skinner Brothers play a sold-out headline show.
Monday
2 November-
Gigs £32
Electric Ballroom: Bebe
Bebe revisits her 2004 debut Pafuera Telarañas, the album with Malo, for its anniversary, plus later highlights.
Thursday
5 November-
Gigs £40
Electric Ballroom: The Hardkiss
The Hardkiss bring their European Anniversary Tour 2026 to Camden, with Felin opening.
Friday
6 November-
Gigs £35
Electric Ballroom: Walk Off The Earth
Walk Off The Earth headline, with special guests Luminati Suns and Crash Adams.
Saturday
7 November-
Gigs £42.50
Electric Ballroom: Rocket from the Crypt
Rocket from the Crypt headline a DHP Presents show.
Sunday
8 NovemberTuesday
10 NovemberWednesday
11 November-
Gigs £18
Electric Ballroom: overpass
Birmingham band overpass, known for wall-to-wall singalongs, ahead of their debut album Elsewhere, Always.