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.
Friday
20 November-
Gigs £15
Ronnie Scott’s Upstairs: Late Late Show with Viva Cuba
Viva Cuba in the upstairs room, doors 22:45 and on until three. Tickets from the club's own page.
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Gigs From £66.73
Alexandra Palace: Enter Shikari
Until 21 Nov
Enter Shikari at Alexandra Palace. The date is published; the time and the price are on the ticket page.
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Gigs £30 in advance plus booking fee
The 100 Club: Johnny Moped
Johnny Moped's yearly Human Punk show, with Eddie & The Hot Rods marking 50 years and The Deckchairs.
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Gigs £27.50
Electric Ballroom: Gentleman’s Dub Club
Gentleman's Dub Club mark their 20th anniversary, with special guests.
Saturday
21 November-
Gigs From £66.73
Alexandra Palace: Enter Shikari
Enter Shikari at Alexandra Palace. The date is published; the time and the price are on the ticket page.
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Gigs £12
Ronnie Scott’s: Late Late Show with Jéroboam
Jéroboam in the main room, doors 23:15 and on until three. Tickets from the club's own page.
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Gigs £15
Ronnie Scott’s Upstairs: Late Late Show with The Nest Sessions
The Nest Sessions in the upstairs room, doors 22:45 and on until three. Tickets from the club's own page.
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Gigs £5
The Social: Hot 100: London International Ska Festival fundraiser, all female special
Hot 100: London International Ska Festival fundraiser, all female special at The Social, from 13:00.
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Gigs £30
The 100 Club: The Macc Lads
The Macc Lads return to London after a sold-out comeback at The 229, with Rough Kutz in support.
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Gigs From £17
Electric Ballroom: Noasis
Oasis tribute Noasis play their annual Camden gig, with The Total Stone Roses in the middle slot and DJs on the bill.
Sunday
22 November-
Gigs Free
Downstairs at the King’s Head: Crouch End Jazz
A free jazz jam, founded in 1985 and a weekly fixture at the King's Head for more than 40 years.