Stone Foundation are a British soul band known for their energetic fusion of classic soul, jazz, and rhythm and blues, woven with socially conscious lyrics.

Skipinnish are without a doubt one of Scotland’s most exciting exports. Riding an ever-growing wave of popularity, the band has gone from strength to strength since the launch of their album, The Seventh Wave, in 2017. With hit after hit of self penned songs and a strong mix of powerful bagpipe, fiddle and accordion led tune sets, they encompass the very best of traditional and contemporary Celtic music and their energetic live shows continue to captivate audiences all over the UK and Europe.

Eddie Lundon and Gary Daly are the founder members of the band which started in Kirkby, Merseyside back in 1979. China Crisis found major success in the UK with five Top 40 singles, ten Top 50 singles and three Top 40 albums and hits across Australia, Europe and the Americas. The band are known for their string of hit singles, including African & White, Christian, Working with Fire and Steel, Black Man Ray and Wishful Thinking, The RETROspective tour will see the band performing these classics alongside songs from all of their seven studio albums. - Eddie Lundon - Gary Daly - Jack Hymers (keys) - Eric Animan (sax)

As a singer and lead guitarist in rock band Gomez, Ben Ottewell is well known for his unmistakable voice and talent for blistering and inspired guitar solos. Ottewell released his first solo album Shapes & Shadows (ATO) in 2011, featuring such beautiful acoustic tunes as 'Blackbird', 'Shapes and Shadows' and 'Take This Beach', which appeared on FX’s Sons of Anarchy. Since then, Ottewell has been pleasing audiences with a series of successful solo tours across the UK, US and Australia.

To an artist without the creative energy and laser-focused determination of Elles Bailey, it could all have been very different. But when you're the hardest-working woman in blues, rock and roots music, not even the tumultuous world events of the past two years were going to stop you from writing several new chapters in a remarkable story.

The sparkling synth pop and Motorik Krautrock of Manchester-based three-piece W.H. Lung first burst onto the music scene in 2017, with the release of the single Inspiration!/Nothing Is.

Robben Ford is one of the world's premier guitarists, particularly known for his blues playing, as well as his ability to be comfortable in a variety of musical contexts. A five-time Grammy nominee, he has played with artists as diverse as Joni Mitchell, Miles Davis, George Harrison, Bonnie Raitt, Bob Dylan and many others. Age Restriction:14+ 14+ must be accompanied by an adult (18+)

Dreadlocked, laidback surfer dude troubadour doing tricksy stuff with acoustic guitars.

Last year, Jon Courtney and Chloë Alper reunited the much-loved Pure Reason Revolution, playing their first show in close to eight years at Midsummer Prog Festival in the Netherlands, and performing their debut album The Dark Third in full. With new music on its way – in the form of their first new studio album in nearly 10 years, Eupnea is to be released on April 3rd – join them live at Islington Assembly Hall. This is a 16+ event – you may be asked to prove your age and if you are not able to show valid ID, you may be refused entry. Valid ID includes passports, driving licences, over 16+ zip oyster photocard and citizen cards. Photocopies will not be accepted.

Mercury Rev celebrates with a very special acoustic and intimate performance. An intimate, acoustic evening featuring many of the stories and songs surrounding the Mercury Rev's heart-breaking 1998 classic 'Deserter's Songs'. Performed in the fragile 'whisper and strum' way they were originally written, this promises to be an extraordinary glimpse into the forces that nearly destroyed a band and the strange events leading toward a most unexpected return.

From his early days playing cover music behind chicken wire at a west side Jacksonville juke joint, to playing sold-out shows at some of the largest venues and music festivals in the world, JJ Grey has always delivered his soul-honest truths. Now, with Olustee, JJ Grey & Mofro will bring their music directly to fans as they hit the road for a massive months-long tour across the country and throughout the world. AllMusic says JJ Grey’s music is “as authentic as the ground under your feet because that’s where it comes from -- just before it moves, simply and directly, through the body of the listener, into the human heart.”

Maribou State announce UK live tour to coincide with the announce of their new album 'Kingdoms In Colour' release this September.

One of the UK’s most exciting live performers, Nathan Carter's energetic showmanship is proving irresistible for fans, even scoring him a prestigious slot performing for Pope Francis in Croke Park in Dublin, as well as shows in Ireland at the 3Arena Dublin and SSE Arena Belfast. With tracks such as ‘Wagon Wheel’ and ‘I Wanna Dance’ receiving hit status, he is one of Ireland’s biggest artists, and with an incredible 7 top 10 albums under his belt, he is well on his way to becoming a household name.

Northern Irish experimental folk songwriter and producer Joshua Burnside is something of a regional anomaly. With a brooding, powerful sound echoing artists of places afar and time long gone, his enthralling craft defies local comparison in striving towards an aesthetic as much as visual as it is sonic. Balanced with a diverse palette of sounds, Burnside deftly blends alt-folk and elements of the Irish folk song tradition with South American rhythms and Eastern European influences, whilst introducing synthetic and found-sounds, synths loops and crunching beats to create a stormy world that shifts and swirls perspective like a lingering lucid dream.

Over 50 years of continual touring and recording It’s a remarkable milestone few bands have achieved… and always at the highest level. Discover for yourself why Wishbone Ash are one of the most enduring and popular bands in British Rock. With millions of albums sold, their iconic twin-guitar sound inspired bands from Thin Lizzy to Iron Maiden and produced such classics tracks as The King Will Come, Throw Down The Sword & Blowin’ Free. Wishbone Ash take their audience on a unique journey through their illustrious history by combining the old songs with the new, with a live show that remains as fresh and in demand as ever.

Faun is a German band that was formed in 1998 and plays pagan folk, darkwave, and medieval music. The originality of their music style is that it falls back to "old" instruments, and the singing is always the centre of attention.

Neal Francis is an American singer, songwriter, and pianist. Influenced by classic New Orleans artists such as Dr. John, the Meters, and Allen Toussaint, in addition to Sly Stone, Billy Preston, and Curtis Mayfield, he released his first album in 2019.

Murder by Death Farewell Tour By purchasing a ticket to this event you are agreeing to adhere to Islington Assembly Hall's terms and conditions: https://islingtonassemblyhall.co.uk/customer-terms-conditions-2022/ All tickets to shows at Islington Assembly Hall are subject to a Venue Levy of £1.50 + VAT. As a Grade II listed building, this levy will be reinvested into Islington Assembly Hall and its services, meaning the customer experience can continue to be enhanced. Presented by DHP Family. This is a 16+ event – you may be asked to prove your age and if you are not able to show valid ID, you may be refused entry. Valid ID includes passports, driving licences, over 16+ zip oyster photocard and citizen cards. Photocopies will not be accepted.

Ski Aggu is known for his deep connection with the people.Through his lyrics, music videos, and social media presence, he perfectly encapsulates the Berlin lifestyle and the zeitgeist of Gen Z. While he makes no secret of his hedonistic side, he also reflects on the ups and downs of life. Beyond his ability to enjoy life to the fullest, one thing is undeniable – the Wilmersdorf native can rap. Punchlines, technique, laid-back flow, and entertaining, authentic West Berlin rap. And not just in the studio, but especially on stage. Since his viral breakthrough with the gold-certified hit “Party Sahne” in 2022, Ski Aggu has been unstoppable. His meteoric rise continued in 2023 with the gabber-pop sensation “Friesenjung” alongside Dutch star Joost Klein and the legendary Otto Waalkes. The track stormed the charts, reaching #1 in Germany and racking up millions of streams worldwide. Following the success of his second tape, denk mal drüber nach..., which dominated the album charts, Ski Aggu continued his winning streak in 2024 with the release of his latest album 'Wilmersdorfs Kind'. The album, featuring the hit single “\[Z0RNIG 2O24\],” further cemented his place as one of Germany’s top rappers. Presented by SJM Concerts. This is a 16+ event – you may be asked to prove your age and if you are not able to show valid ID, you may be refused entry. Valid ID includes passports, driving licences, over 16+ zip oyster photocard and citizen cards. Photocopies will not be accepted.

Best known as frontman of the Stranglers, one of the most long-lived and internationally popular bands from the original wave of British punk, Hugh Cornwell also enjoyed a moderately successful solo career, beginning with his debut solo album, Nosferatu, in 1979 and continuing long after he left the group in 1990.

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Youth Lagoon is amidst “a striking reclamation of artistic identity” (Pitchfork). Today, the cherished project of Trevor Powers presents “Prizefighter,” the new single/video from his forthcoming album (and Youth Lagoon’s first in eight years), Heaven Is a Junkyard, out June 9th on Fat Possum, and announces a massive tour of North America. Following lead single, “Idaho Alien,” “one of Powers’ best feats of songwriting to date”(Paste), “Prizefighter” explores the bond between two brothers, leaving undefined what is fact and what is fiction.

Before Mötley Crüe, before RATT, even before there was a Metallica, Y&T was slogging away in sweaty rock clubs around America. When the band formed in the early 1970s, little did they know they would set the standard for hard rock bands that trailed. Many of the biggest acts of the '80s became popular opening for headliners Y&Tand cut their teeth on the band, as evidenced by the Y&T mentions in tell-all books by acts such as Metallica and Mötley Crüe. Born in Oakland, California, Y&T is one of the San Francisco Bay Area's own innovators of the hard rock sound. Whether performing to a festival crowd of fifty-thousand or in an intimate nightclub, Y&T's high- energy set and passionate performances still captivate legions of fans around the globe, proving Y&T's music timeless. Originally formed as Yesterday and Today, the initial powerhouse quartetfeaturing Dave Meniketti (lead guitar/lead vocals), Phil Kennemore (bass), Leonard Haze (drums), and Joey Alves (rhythm guitar) tore through the '70s and '80s with their own brand of hard rock. After two '70s albums on London Records, they shortened their name to Y&T and released eight albums on A&M in the '80s. Two more albums with Geffen Records marked an era of change with Jimmy DeGrasso (Alice Cooper, Suicidal Tendencies, Megadeth) on drums and Stef Burns (Alice Cooper, Berlin, Huey Lewis) on guitar. With a discography of 18 albums, four greatest hits collections, plus a box set, Y&T have sold over four million albums since their 1974 inception. The band's most recent single "I'm Coming Home" has climbed to roughly 1.5 million views on YouTube. Y&T received extensive airplay with hits such as Forever, Rescue Me, Mean Streak, Don't Stop Runnin', and Summertime Girlswhich played in heavy rotation on MTV. Y&T songs have been featured in a multitude of movies and television shows, including Real Genius, Out of Bounds, Baywatch, and Hunter. After five top 100 albums, songs that tipped into the 40s, two Bammie Awards, and many international television appearances, Y&T's hits are still played on VH1 Classic and Classic Rock radio stations worldwide. With Kennemore's untimely passing from lung cancer, the band carries on the legacy that is Y&T. Y&T continues to tour the world, featuring the dynamic original frontman Dave Meniketti (guitar/lead vocals), John Nymann (guitar/vocals), Brad Lang (bass/vocals), and Mike Vanderhule (drums/vocals), playing songs that span the band's five-decade career and including all the hits and fan favorites. Prepare to have your face melted.

It lurks in the shadows: a five-ton, red-eyed monster ready to crush its prey. It's Cheekface and Martha with special guest Fresh: the high-flying, awe-inspiring megastars of modern rock! Watch Cheekface and Martha with special guest Fresh's toughest competition do their talking on and off the stage with wild, song-to-song action!

Get up close and personal with Ocean Colour Scene’s Simon Fowler and Oscar Harrison. Intimate acoustic performances of big hits, anthems, deep cuts and choice picks from the Ocean Colour Scene song book.

Almost as soon as Stella Chronopoulou began writing Adagio, her fifth album as Σtella, she knew the time had finally come to sing in Greek, her native tongue. It would be a first. She started the record almost by accident in 2019, during an 11-hour boat ride to the island of Anafi.

Since forming in 2014, The War And Treaty have amassed a following as eclectic as their sound itself, a bluesy but joyful fusion of Southern soul, gospel, country, and rock-and-roll. Known for a live show nearly revival-like in intensity, the husband-and-wife team of Michael Trotter Jr. and Tanya Blount-Trotter endlessly create an exhilarating exchange of energy with their audience, a dynamic they’ve brought to the stage in opening for the legendary Al Green and touring with the likes of Brandi Carlile and Jason Isbell.

IQ return by popular demand, bringing with them their customary dramatic and visually exciting stage show which, along with their innovative and accomplished music, has earned them a reputation as one of the world’s leading progressive rock bands.

Gathering inspiration from 60s and 70s soul greats across the Atlantic to modern R&B and Jazz, MT Jones evokes a sound that is both contemporary and timeless. His crooning vocals transport you straight back to a smoke-filled speakeasy, while somehow feeling fresh and innovative.

After selling out Jazz Cafe, 'tella will headline Islington Assembly Hall on Tuesday 14 October. Age restriction 16+ Please note £1.80 venue levy included in ticket price.

By purchasing a ticket to this event you are agreeing to adhere to Islington Assembly Hall's terms and conditions: https://islingtonassemblyhall.co.uk/customer-terms-conditions-2022/ Stage times are posted at 11am on the day of the show on our website. All tickets to shows at Islington Assembly Hall are subject to a Venue Levy of £1.50 + VAT. As a Grade II listed building, this levy will be reinvested into Islington Assembly Hall and its services, meaning the customer experience can continue to be enhanced. Accessible and carer ticketing information: http://islingtonassemblyhall.co.uk/about/accessibility/ Presented by DHP Family. This is a 16+ event – you may be asked to prove your age and if you are not able to show valid ID, you may be refused entry. Valid ID includes passports, driving licences, over 16+ zip oyster photocard and citizen cards. Photocopies will not be accepted.

American rock band the Dead Daisies includes some of the biggest veterans in hard rock: Guns N' Roses rhythm guitarist Richard Fortus, bass player Marco Mendoza (Thin Lizzy), keyboard player Dizzy Reed (Guns N' Roses), singer Jon Stevens (INXS), and drummer John Tempesta (the Cult), with guitarist Dave Lowy completing the supergroup. Rolling Stones bassist Darryl Jones, Whitesnake drummer Brian Tichy, and Nine Inch Nails drummer Alex Carapetis have also played with the band.

Two piece from Bristol that provide a sweat soaked, tub thumping, groove infused experience. Squint your eyes and it’s a stag do on a karaoke machine but open your mind and you’ll find it’s at least 500% more enjoyable than that.

The House of Love were one of the great bands of the proto-Britpop era of the late 1980s and early 1990s. Following their critically acclaimed 1988 Creation Records debut, The House of Love signed to Fontana Recordings the following year and embarked on four years of non-stop recording and touring that would take them into the mainstream.

HEAVENLY to play ISLINGTON ASSEMBLY HALL on July 19th 2025, as part of a Skep Wax Weekender. Skep Wax Records are delighted to announce the first major Heavenly show of 2025 at the Islington Assembly Hall, London After a number of sell-out concerts in 2024 (including Paris, Madrid, New York, San Francisco and LA), the band have successfully re-established themselves, with their unique blend of pop melody and riot grrrl sensibility. The London show will be made extra special for Heavenly fans because the band’s first new release since 1996 will go on sale at the venue, with audience members getting the first opportunity to pick up a brand new 7” single. The Islington show on Saturday is part of a weekend of events, with gigs on Friday 18th and Sunday 20th at nearby London venue The Lexington. These shows will feature a number of Heavenly’s current Skep Wax Records label-mates. The whole three-day event is going to be an upbeat, joyful celebration of radical indiepop. Tickets for the full weekend of events will be available from https://www.skepwax.com/live By purchasing a ticket to this event you are agreeing to adhere to Islington Assembly Hall's terms and conditions: https://islingtonassemblyhall.co.uk/customer-terms-conditions-2022/ Stage times are posted at 11am on the day of the show on our website. All tickets to shows at Islington Assembly Hall are subject to a Venue Levy of £1.50 + VAT. As a Grade II listed building, this levy will be reinvested into Islington Assembly Hall and its services, meaning the customer experience can continue to be enhanced. Accessible and carer ticketing information: http://islingtonassemblyhall.co.uk/about/accessibility/ Presented by Skep Wax. This is a 16+ event - you may be asked to prove your age and if you are not able to show valid ID, you may be refused entry. Valid ID includes passports, driving licences, over 16+ zip oyster photocard and citizen cards. Photocopies will not be accepted.

Get ready for an extraordinary evening as the singer Rewşan embarks on her anticipated European tour. Hailing from the vibrant world of Kurdish music, Rewşan has carved a niche for herself with her captivating performances and soulful voice. As she graces the stage, Rewşan bridges the gap between the ancient Kurdish culture and the contemporary music landscape, delivering a fusion that appeals to audiences of all backgrounds. Accompanied by a talented orchestra, Rewşan's concerts are a symphony of artistry. Together, they weave a musical tapestry that transports listeners to the heart of Kurdish heritage, stirring emotions and igniting a sense of cultural unity. This is your chance to witness the magic of an artist who not only celebrates her roots but also embraces the universal language of music. Secure your tickets now for an enchanting performance that will leave a mark on your heart and mind. By purchasing a ticket to this event you are agreeing to adhere to Islington Assembly Hall's terms and conditions: https://islingtonassemblyhall.co.uk/customer-terms-conditions-2022/ Stage times are posted at 11am on the day of the show on our website. All tickets to shows at Islington Assembly Hall are subject to a Venue Levy of £1 + VAT. As a Grade II listed building, this levy will be reinvested into Islington Assembly Hall and its services, meaning the customer experience can continue to be enhanced. Accessible and carer ticketing information: http://islingtonassemblyhall.co.uk/about/accessibility/ Presented by Gise Events. This is a 16+ event - you may be asked to prove your age and if you are not able to show valid ID, you may be refused entry. Valid ID includes passports, driving licences, over 16+ zip oyster photocard and citizen cards. Photocopies will not be accepted.

After multiple sell out shows at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival and right across the UK, the Transatlantic Ensemble play Islington in January. They will be performing Fleetwood Mac's iconic Rumours album in its entirety, plus loads of other well-known F Mac classics. Experience one of the greatest albums of all time, lovingly and accurately recreated live, by this stunning ensemble of gifted young musicians and classically trained vocalists. Respectful, electrifying & refreshingly gimmick free, the Transatlantic Ensemble are as close to seeing a young Fleetwood Mac in their absolute prime as it’s possible to get. There is just something so evocative about the Rumours album - something that strikes a chord with every true music fan. It has soundtracked the lives of multiple generations. If you are a fan of this iconic album, this stunning performance by this incredible ensemble is quite simply something you cannot afford to miss. Be sure to bring your singing voice and prepare to be amazed, as this band are quite simply phenomenal! By purchasing a ticket to this event you are agreeing to adhere to Islington Assembly Hall's terms and conditions: https://islingtonassemblyhall.co.uk/customer-terms-conditions-2022/ All tickets to shows at Islington Assembly Hall are subject to a Venue Levy of £1.50 + VAT. As a Grade II listed building, this levy will be reinvested into Islington Assembly Hall and its services, meaning the customer experience can continue to be enhanced. Presented by World Headquarters & Nat Turner Live Events. This is a 16+ event - you may be asked to prove your age and if you are not able to show valid ID, you may be refused entry. Valid ID includes passports, driving licences, over 16+ zip oyster photocard and citizen cards. Photocopies will not be accepted.

Gee (vocalist and songwriter) and Jay (producer and multi instrumentalist) met in Harringay London when the pair were working as baristas in a music café. They quickly went from jamming on the café’s old piano to crafting their own distinctive style of music. Gee's strong, soulful and emotionally-charged vocals fit perfectly on top of Jay’s vintage jazzy chords and groovy rhythms, whilst the saxophone adds a further element to the melodic mix. During lockdown, the pair left the capital city and headed to Bournemouth, where they now reside. With two EP releases under their belt, GeeJay have managed to amass over 12 million streams and have garnered widespread critical acclaim from the likes of The Guardian, Fearne Cotton (BBC Radio 2), BBC Radio 1, BBC 1Xtra, Jack Saunders, and CLASH to name but a few. By purchasing a ticket to this event you are agreeing to adhere to Islington Assembly Hall's terms and conditions: https://islingtonassemblyhall.co.uk/customer-terms-conditions-2022/ Stage times are posted at 11am on the day of the show on our website. All tickets to shows at Islington Assembly Hall are subject to a Venue Levy of £1.50 + VAT. As a Grade II listed building, this levy will be reinvested into Islington Assembly Hall and its services, meaning the customer experience can continue to be enhanced. Accessible and carer ticketing information: http://islingtonassemblyhall.co.uk/about/accessibility/ Presented by Serious. This is a 16+ event - you may be asked to prove your age and if you are not able to show valid ID, you may be refused entry. Valid ID includes passports, driving licences, over 16+ zip oyster photocard and citizen cards. Photocopies will not be accepted.

Nominated for the BBC Sound of 2015, fast-emerging singer, songwriter and producer Holly ‘Låpsley’ Fletcher has become one of the most hotly-tipped new UK artists around. Through beautifully crafted songs such as ‘Station’ and ‘Painter (Valentine)’, the young Southport-raised artist has created a unique sonic identity, mixing sparse, minimal electronic production with gorgeous, emotive songwriting.

Hailing from Sunderland, England, indie/art rockers Field Music emerged in the middle part of the 2000s with a distinctive blend of smartly crafted pop hooks and an ambitious nature that pulled from a variety of rock subgenres.

Evan Honer was still a college student in Southern California when his music - a mix of acoustic folk, indie-Americana, and alternative pop, delivered by a young songwriter who's never been afraid to blur the boundaries between genres - began earning a global audience. It happened fast. One minute, he was uploading performance videos to social media with little response. The next, he was a viral success, earning 50 million streams with his version of the Tyler Childers deep cut ‘Jersey Giant’ and building a following with his original music, too. With 2023's ‘West on I-10’, Honer introduced himself as a one-man act and ‘Fighting For’ finds him trying on new roles, too. He's a bandleader now. An electric guitarist. A road dog, backed by a lineup of instrumentalists and collaborators. A record label CEO, willing to extend help to the underdog. Maybe Evan Honer doesn't know what he's fighting for. Maybe he's saving that discovery for the next album. He's still fighting the good fight, though. And with ‘Fighting For’, it sounds like he's winning. Stage times are posted at 11am on the day of the show on our website. Presented by Live Nation. This is a 16+ event - you may be asked to prove your age and if you are not able to show valid ID, you may be refused entry. Valid ID includes passports, driving licences, over 16+ zip oyster photocard and citizen cards. Photocopies will not be accepted.

Formed in 2010, A Thousand Horses blends southern rock, classic country and americana. Over the last 15 years, the band have released four albums, launched their own record label Highway Sound, and played over 500 shows worldwide. Their debut album Southernality, released in 2015, reached no. 3 on Billboard’s Top Country Albums chart, with their song ‘Smoke’ earning recognition as the first debut single for a group to reach no. 1 on the Country Airplay charts that decade. Their most recent album The Outside, released in 2024 via their own label, was dubbed by Rolling Stone as a “sturdy, melodic country-rock record” that “captures the group at their most self-assured and defiant”. Presented by Senbla. This is a 16+ event - you may be asked to prove your age and if you are not able to show valid ID, you may be refused entry. Valid ID includes passports, driving licences, over 16+ zip oyster photocard and citizen cards. Photocopies will not be accepted.

The Crane Wives is a four-piece indie band founded in Grand Rapids, Michigan, United States in 2010. They utilize three-part vocal harmonies and eclectic instrumentation.

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When British husband and wife artists Grace & Aaron Bond released their latest album Aces Are High in 2023 recorded by a river in the depths of Suffolk, little did they know about the hurricane-strength surge of support that would carry them to become the first fully Independent Rock/Blues Band to have a Top 10 in the UK Official Album Charts. When Rivers Meet have remained proudly Independent, attending the 2024 BRIT Awards leading the new wave of artists to keep control over creative direction, championing a focus on authenticity in the music industry.

Lack of Afro is the stage name of R&B and soul multi-instrumentalist and producer Adam Gibbons. Signing to Freestyle Records in 2006, his debut single "Wait A Minute" announced the arrival of a vibrant rising star. Gibbons has proceeded to release eight studio albums, including his debut title Press On and latest offering Square One.

With a more traditional offline approach towards learning their craft and perfecting the High Fade sound, Harry Valentino (guitar/vocals), Oliver Sentance (bass) and Calvin Davidson (drums) developed their infectious style whilst feeding off the unpredictable crowd interactions that come with street shows and busking.

Manchester-based electro/indie quartet Slow Readers Club, lead by Starkie brothers, make guitar-centric pop music with a dark, dramatic edge.

Since their amped-up ceilidh-band beginnings on the isle of Tiree, Skerryvore's buoyant, tautly crafted folk-rock sound has conquered the world from Chicago to Shanghai. The 7-piece band - brothers Daniel Gillespie (accordion) and Martin Gillespie (bagpipes, whistles and accordion), Fraser West (drums and vocals), Alec Dalglish (lead vocals and guitar), Craig Espie (fiddles), Alan Scobie (keyboards) and Jodie Bremaneson (bass) all bring their own musical influences to bear on the Skerryvore mix. The more they have experimented with their trademark blend of powerful anthemic songwriting and ferociously hard-driving instrumental sets, the more the band and their signature sound has evolved.

Kevin Johansen and his legendary band The Nada, together with renowned cartoonist Liniers, return to London to present their iconic and multifaceted live show - a unique blend of music and illustration. After their London sold-out performance in 2024, Kevin & Liniers are back at the Islington Assembly Hall for another unforgettable night, this time bringing with them the full band and a brand-new album Desde que te Madrid and a new book Es nuestra forma de comunicarnos. By purchasing a ticket to this event you are agreeing to adhere to Islington Assembly Hall's terms and conditions: https://islingtonassemblyhall.co.uk/customer-terms-conditions-2022/ Stage times are posted at 11am on the day of the show on our website. All tickets to shows at Islington Assembly Hall are subject to a Venue Levy of £1.50 + VAT. As a Grade II listed building, this levy will be reinvested into Islington Assembly Hall and its services, meaning the customer experience can continue to be enhanced. Accessible and carer ticketing information: http://islingtonassemblyhall.co.uk/about/accessibility/ Presented by Como No! This is a 16+ event - you may be asked to prove your age and if you are not able to show valid ID, you may be refused entry. Valid ID includes passports, driving licences, over 16+ zip oyster photocard and citizen cards. Photocopies will not be accepted.

Time flies when youre being Tunng. Can it really be over two decades since the band's genre-blurring, self-styled pagan folktronica first emerged from an east London studio courtesy of a clutch of Gilles Peterson-endorsed singles on the small but perfectly formed Static Caravan imprint It surely can, and what's more, January 2025 will mark the twentieth anniversary of This is Tunng... Mother's Daughter and Other Songs, a debut longplayer whose acoustic guitars and poetic disquisitions on nature, mythology and the human condition, courtesy of Sam Genders, sieved through fellow band founder Mike Lindsay's lattice of fractured beats and crackling electronics, still sounds like an impiously postmodern wedding of the rustic and the synthetic, the arcane and the futurist one for which the designation pagan folktronica is as good a shorthand as any. Whichever way we choose to describe it, that 20-year-old signature sound makes a warm return on Tunng's eighth studio album, Love You All Over Again, a winning amalgam of texture and melody, disconcerting imagery and shapeshifting production, predicated, Lindsay reveals, on a conscious reacquainting with the band's first principles. I went back to the first two albums just to listen to how we fused genres things like Davy Graham, Pentangle and the Wicker Man soundtrack, all of which I was discovering back then, together with Expanding Records [the Shoreditch-based repository of soi-disant beautiful electronic music], whose studio space we shared. That was all going into the early records. Over the years, Tunng's sound has varied and twisted, but at the root there is always a flavour of what Sam and I made on that first album. Rather than searching for a new avenue we went back to what we used to do, which, after all this time, felt like it was a new avenue... Love You All Over Again is our way of coming full circle. And what a circle it's been, one that has embraced global touring, chart-grazing singles (like live favourites Jenny Again from 2006, the following year's Bullets and 2010's Hustle), a jaw-dropping live collaboration with Tuareg desert blues combo Tinariwen (including two memorable Glastonbury performances in 2009 and 2010), and a catalogue of restlessly innovative albums for the Full Time Hobby label, beginning with folktronica exemplars Comments of the Inner Chorus in 2006 and Good Arrows in 2007. Subsequent longplayers would expand the Tunng palette, exploring more of a live band feel and embracing broader leftfield pop and psychedelic flavours, helping cement widespread acclaim and a loyal international audience in the process.

Daði Freyr Pétursson, known professionally as Daði Freyr, is an Icelandic musician, primarily known as the frontman of Daði & Gagnamagnið. He gained international attention for his music, especially his viral song "Think About Things," which was Iceland's entry for the Eurovision Song Contest 2020.

Sadie Jean Wilcox is an American singer-songwriter known for her confessional songwriting and popular debut single "WYD Now?". She is a New York University graduate who dropped out of college to pursue her music career after the viral success of "WYD Now?".

QueenIfrica is a renowned reggae singer and deejay. She is the daughter of ska legend Derrick Morgan. Her music career began in 1995 after winning a local talent contest, which led to collaborations with Tony Rebels Flames Crew in 1998. Known for her powerful voice and socially conscious lyrics, QueenIfrica has performed at major festivals like Reggae Sumfest and Reggae on the River. Her albums include Montego Bay (2009) and Climb (2017), with hits like Daddy and Lioness on the Rise. She is deeply rooted in the Rastafarian faith and is involved in community outreach programs. QueenIfrica has received numerous awards for her contributions to reggae music.

Tom McGuire & The Brassholes are an eclectic, modern-soul-funk, 8 piece band from Glasgow, headed by keen skater, lumberjack-attired soul bearer, Tom McGuire. The funky collective of “killer animals from hell”, consists of a colourful, hilarious bunch of wonderfully talented, animated young men. The band deliver great variety and include everything from a humble Polish saxophonist, a reserved introvert piano pounder, someone who claims to be the self confessed “sex appeal of the band” and two English horn blowing northerners amongst others! The band earned their stripes on Sauchiehall and Buchanan Street as buskers during Glasgow’s 2014 Commonwealth Games, and have slowly been working their way up the staircase of success, becoming one of Scotland’s most vibrant live acts.

The Happy Fits is an American trio comprising Calvin Langman, Ross Monteith, and Luke Davis.

Formed in 1988 Paradise Lost is one of the most resilient British metal bands. They are credited with being one of the main influences of the later gothic metal movement. They were among the trailblazers of the death-doom genre. After releasing three cassette demos they were signed to Peaceville Records in 1989. They then recorded their debut album Lost Paradise which was released in 1990. As the band progressed they began incorporating new elements such as keyboard and female vocals. Always searching for new sounds the band effortlessly traversed through the sub-genres of metal The Bands’ 2017 and 2020 albums' The Plague Within’ and Medusa saw them return to their roots. The albums were met with open arms by fans and solidified themselves as veterans from several generations of metalheads.

‘Steeltown’ was the second studio album by Big Country which was recorded at ABBA’s Polar Studios in Stockholm with production from Steve Lillywhite. Released in October, 1984 Bruce Watson remembers the time very well, amid the nationwide strife back in the UK, fully in the grip of the Miners Strike: “We started work on Steeltown back in June 1984 at Abba’s studio. My Dad was a miner, so what we did was knuckle down to hard work for six weeks”. Regarded by many as a classic, the multi-million selling ‘Steeltown’ went straight to the #1 slot in the UK album charts. Big Country will be performing songs from the album as well as the classic hits and live favourites including:’Fields of Fire’, ‘In A Big Country’, ‘Chance’, ‘Wonderland’, ‘Look Away’ and many more.

Kili presents: Marc Scibilia: More To This World Tour Presented by Kilimanjaro. No under 8s. Under 14s must be accompanied by an adult over 18 years old at all times and seated in the balcony.

Please note this show has changed venue to Saint Luke's. A regular Nashville performer since her mid-teens, Tennessee singer-songwriter Ashley Monroe (Pistol Annies) has slowly but surely triumphed over industry travails and mainstream radio indifference, nowadays being hailed as a new heroine of old-school country. 2018’s Dave Cobb-produced fourth album, Sparrow, arrays her Parton-esque vocals and soul-searching songcraft with touches of folk, gospel and pop. “Criminally underappreciated” (NPR)

The former Murderdolls frontman from California performs his rock and metal style.

Originating from Chicago before studying guitar and songwriting at the Thornton School of Music, and now based in Los Angeles, NoSo’s music deals with the alienation that comes at the intersection of his different identities. The stage name of NoSo itself comes from a question he’d get growing up in a largely white neighborhood (“North or South Korean?”) While he became known in LA for his talent with guitar, he ultimately decided to pursue writing his own deeply personal music. This is as personal as anything else he’s made.

Brandy Lynn Clark is an American country music singer-songwriter. Her songs have been recorded by Sheryl Crow, Miranda Lambert, the Band Perry, Reba McEntire, LeAnn Rimes, Billy Currington, Darius Rucker, and Kacey Musgraves. She was nominated for Best New Artist at the 2015 Grammy Awards.

Born into a musical family (his father is the singer Chip Hawkes, formerly with the 1960s band The Tremeloes), Chesney Hawkes’ own career began at 19, when he appeared as the title character in the film “Buddy’s Song” alongside Roger Daltrey. He is best known for releasing the hit single The One And Only, from the film’s soundtrack. Written by another Jack Up The 80s favourite Nik Kershaw, who appeared at the event last year, the song was later featured in the opening credits of Doc Hollywood (1991), starring Michael J. Fox.

By purchasing a ticket to this event you are agreeing to adhere to Islington Assembly Hall's terms and conditions: https://islingtonassemblyhall.co.uk/customer-terms-conditions-2022/ Stage times are posted at 11am on the day of the show on our website. All tickets to shows at Islington Assembly Hall are subject to a Venue Levy of £1 + VAT. As a Grade II listed building, this levy will be reinvested into Islington Assembly Hall and its services, meaning the customer experience can continue to be enhanced. Accessible and carer ticketing information: https://support.dice.fm/article/179-accessibilty-tickets-for-islington-assembly-hall Presented by AEG. This is a 16+ event – you may be asked to prove your age and if you are not able to show valid ID, you may be refused entry. Valid ID includes passports, driving licences, over 16+ zip oyster photocard and citizen cards. Photocopies will not be accepted.

Gio Evan is a multifaceted artist: writer and poet, philosopher, humorist, performer, singer-songwriter, and street artist. Between 2007 and 2015, he embarked on a bicycle journey that took him across much of the world: India, South America, and Europe. During this time, he studied and lived alongside local masters and shamans. In Argentina, he was given the name “Gio Evan” by a Hopi elder. The year 2023 marked the beginning of his international breakthrough. Since then, he has performed at the Sziget Festival in Budapest, headlined two major concerts in the United States-one in Miami and one in Los Angeles-and served as the patron of the French festival FIMU in Belfort. He also completed sold-out tours across some of Italy’s most prestigious theatres. Last year, he returned to top Italian venues with his new show, L’AFFINE DEL MONDO. Don’t miss his upcoming performance in London! By purchasing a ticket to this event you are agreeing to adhere to Islington Assembly Hall's terms and conditions: https://islingtonassemblyhall.co.uk/customer-terms-conditions-2022/ All tickets to shows at Islington Assembly Hall are subject to a Venue Levy of £1.50 + VAT. As a Grade II listed building, this levy will be reinvested into Islington Assembly Hall and its services, meaning the customer experience can continue to be enhanced. Presented by TIJ Events and Citizen Live. This is a 16+ event - you may be asked to prove your age and if you are not able to show valid ID, you may be refused entry. Valid ID includes passports, driving licences, over 16+ zip oyster photocard and citizen cards. Photocopies will not be accepted.

Robert Finley, perhaps one of the last true bluesmen of our time, presents a swaggering tour of blues, soul and funk sharing stories from the swamps of Louisiana. Prior to music success, Robert was once a skilled carpenter and is an army veteran. Having overcome life challenges such as divorce and an automobile accident, it wasn't until losing his sight that his life perspective changed, forcing him to retire from carpentry and instead finally pursing his long-delayed music career. Collaborating with producer and frontman Dan Auberbach of The Black Keys, Finley's new album Black Bayou, produced under the Easy Eye Sound Studio, reflects stories of struggle and celebration. Embodying a raw Louisiana storyteller showcasing the impact the South has had on the worlds music, catch him November for an authentic performance of karmic rock and bubbling blues.

Yngwie Malmsteen was born the youngest child in a household that included his mother Rigmor, sister Ann Louise, and brother Bjorn, Yngwie originally had no interest in music. However, on September 18, 1970, Yngwie saw a TV special on the death of guitar iconoclast Jimi Hendrix. Seven-year-old Yngwie watched with awe as Hendrix blasted the audience with torrents of feedback and sacrificed his guitar in flames. The day Jimi Hendrix died, the guitar-playing Yngwie was born. Applying his intense curiosity and tenacity to first an old Mosrite and then a cheap Stratocaster, Yngwie immersed himself in the music of such bands as Deep Purple and spent long hours practicing to learn their songs. His admiration for Ritchie Blackmore's classically influenced playing led him back to the source: Bach, Vivaldi, Beethoven, and Mozart. As Yngwie absorbed the classical structures of the masters, his prodigious style began to take shape. By age 10, he began to focus all his energies into music. His mother and sister, a talented flautist, recognized his unique musical gifts and gave him support and encouragement. His mastery of the instrument progressed rapidly. In his early teens, Yngwie saw a television performance of Russian violinist Gideon Kremer, who performed the highly difficult 24 Caprices of 19th century virtuoso violinist Niccolo Paganini. The effect was profound, and Yngwie understood at last how to combine his love of classical music with his burgeoning guitar skills and onstage charisma.

GIBBY HAYNES is a founder and lead singer of the legendary Punk band BUTTHOLE SURFERS. In addition, he has acted in many movies, played in side-project bands with Johnny Depp and Flea, published a YA novel, been a painter and DJ. SCOTT THUNES is best known for his long tenure in FRANK ZAPPA's band during the 1980s, playing bass, singing background vocals, and serving as the official “Clonemeister”, running rehearsals for the ZAPPA band. He also recorded and toured with Zappa's sons DWEEZIL and AHMET, and his music career has included work with THE WATERBOYS, THE MOTHER HIPS and FEAR, among others. These days he is a stay-at-home dad and music teacher in the Bay Area. THE SCOTT THUNES INSTITUTE OF MUSICAL EXCELLENCE is composed of a select group of music students who have been under Scott Thunes’ tutelage for the past two years. Having been FRANK ZAPPA ’s bassist from 1981 - 1988, and his rehearsal leader (CLONEMEISTER) from 1984-on, Scott is perfectly suited to lead a bunch of talented teenagers through this music. Presented by Born Again Concerts. This is a 14+ event (Under 16's must be accompanied by an adult)

Born on a sunny day in March 1995, with roots in the Dutch Caribbean, Naomi Sharon became the first child in a household that was filled with music and dancing. She knew very early on that she wanted to dedicate her life to these art forms. Naomi’s music drips with sensuality and is luscious, warm, and modern with a hint of nostalgia. It also comes with a message. Inspired by the artists of the past she takes these sounds, brings them into the now, to create the future. Her mission is to reinstate the female powers that are sensuality and sexuality in music and beyond and to be a leading example of body positivity and self-love. Spiritually and physically. By purchasing a ticket to this event you are agreeing to adhere to Islington Assembly Hall's terms and conditions: https://islingtonassemblyhall.co.uk/customer-terms-conditions-2022/ Stage times are posted at 11am on the day of the show on our website. All tickets to shows at Islington Assembly Hall are subject to a Venue Levy of £1.50 + VAT. As a Grade II listed building, this levy will be reinvested into Islington Assembly Hall and its services, meaning the customer experience can continue to be enhanced. Accessible and carer ticketing information: http://islingtonassemblyhall.co.uk/about/accessibility/ Presented by Metropolis Music. This is a 16+ event - you may be asked to prove your age and if you are not able to show valid ID, you may be refused entry. Valid ID includes passports, driving licences, over 16+ zip oyster photocard and citizen cards. Photocopies will not be accepted.

Influential and award-winning alternative rock band, Third Eye Blind have announced an exclusive intimate UK show this autumn at Islington Assembly Hall in London on Friday 3rd October. Led by frontman Stephan Jenkins, Third Eye Blind have cultivated a remarkable career spanning nearly three decades. Since 1997, the San Francisco natives have released ten best-selling studio albums, two live recordings, had major worldwide hits including “Semi-Charmed Life”, “Jumper” and “How’s It Going to Be,” and assembled a career retrospective accumulating over 12 million records sold worldwide. Third Eye Blind emerged during a transformative period in the music industry, witnessing the shift away from major labels' firm grip. This evolution, far from hindering the band, has instead fuelled their artistry, leading to a surprising expansion of their fanbase, which is now larger, younger, and more dedicated than ever before. By purchasing a ticket to this event you are agreeing to adhere to Islington Assembly Hall's terms and conditions: https://islingtonassemblyhall.co.uk/customer-terms-conditions-2022/ Stage times are posted at 11am on the day of the show on our website. All tickets to shows at Islington Assembly Hall are subject to a Venue Levy of £1.50 + VAT. As a Grade II listed building, this levy will be reinvested into Islington Assembly Hall and its services, meaning the customer experience can continue to be enhanced. Accessible and carer ticketing information: http://islingtonassemblyhall.co.uk/about/accessibility/ Presented by Islington Assembly Hall. This is a 16+ event - you may be asked to prove your age and if you are not able to show valid ID, you may be refused entry. Valid ID includes passports, driving licences, over 16+ zip oyster photocard and citizen cards. Photocopies will not be accepted.

What's your favourite orange thing? Is it an orange, a tangerine, the sun or carrots? Mine is this orange zip-neck jumper I have, but it's the opposite of mild, it's spicy, well, fluorescent. New Zealanders Mild Orange's sound is like a korma, rich and creamy. There are lots of lush introspective guitar riffs, dreamy jazz vibes and sultry funk rhythms.

Coach Party grew up on the Isle of Wight (“it's only a matter of time until you meet pretty much everyone else on the Island,” says Eastwood) and eventually crossed paths as avid music fans - working in venues, playing together and meeting at gigs.

We are delighted to be welcoming back two incredibly talented Lebanese jazz, folk, funk & soul artists from across two generations to a legendary, historic North London venue right in the heart of Islington... Firstly, the folk singer Rogér Fakhr. He released most of his music in the late 1970s in Lebanon, before relocating to California in 1981 at the end of a US tour he played as part of Fairuz band. This show signifies his official return to the top after years in the shadows, before Habibi Funk reissue of Fine Away in 2021 brought him back into the limelight. Secondly, it’s multi-instrumentalist Charif Megarbane. The first contemporary artist to release new music on Habibi Funk, Charif plays more than a dozen instruments and has released more than 100 albums on his personal Bandcamp. He calls his music, “Lebrary”, a vision of Lebanon and the Mediterranean expressed via the prismatic sonics of library music.By purchasing a ticket to this event you are agreeing to adhere to Islington Assembly Hall's terms and conditions: https://islingtonassemblyhall.co.uk/customer-terms-conditions-2022/ Stage times are posted at 11am on the day of the show on our website. All tickets to shows at Islington Assembly Hall are subject to a Venue Levy of £1.50 + VAT. As a Grade II listed building, this levy will be reinvested into Islington Assembly Hall and its services, meaning the customer experience can continue to be enhanced. Accessible and carer ticketing information: http://islingtonassemblyhall.co.uk/about/accessibility/ Presented by The Columbo Group. This is a 16+ event - you may be asked to prove your age and if you are not able to show valid ID, you may be refused entry. Valid ID includes passports, driving licences, over 16+ zip oyster photocard and citizen cards. Photocopies will not be accepted.

Midlands based Singer/Songwriter Kezia Gill, has been singing professionally for over 15 years. Born in Nottingham to a large musical family of Irish decent, her early years were spent surrounded by music. Her father, a professional musician for over 50 years and her single biggest influence, introduced Kezia to the world of performing, writing and most importantly, the vast back catalogue of music that has shaped her individual style. Pulling influences from a wide range of genres including Folk & Irish, Country, Rock and Blues, her sound is completely unique. She performs all over the UK, as well as the world, including previous shows in Europe, Australia and America. Her individual and uncomparable style is not only evident in her original material, but laced throughout her wide repertoire of classic covers. With her impressive vocal range, energy on stage and multi-instrumental talent, she makes every song her own.

10 years after it was released and sold out, Demob Happy are back celebrating their debut album Dream Soda with a one-off show, where they'll play the album in full, and release a toxic soda-green new reissue of the album - available to pre-order now. Hot off their chart-bothering, otherworldly third album, ‘Divine Machines’, Newcastle rockers Demob Happy are returning to Earth to celebrate a decade of their cult favourite debut record, ‘Dream Soda’. Across three albums, whirlwind world tours, festival main stages, live sessions at Abbey Road, and support slots with the likes of Jack White and Queens of the Stone Age, Demob Happy have carved out a reputation for their electrifying live shows and tightrope balance of the heavy and the heavenly. Now, they’re back to rattle crowds performing ‘Dream Soda’ in full for the first time, alongside classics and brand new tracks, at their biggest London headline show to date. Buckle up. By purchasing a ticket to this event you are agreeing to adhere to Islington Assembly Hall's terms and conditions: https://islingtonassemblyhall.co.uk/customer-terms-conditions-2022/ If you're looking to purchase the band merchandise, you can visit their official store here: https://demob-happy.com/collections/ds10 Stage times are posted at 11am on the day of the show on our website. All tickets to shows at Islington Assembly Hall are subject to a Venue Levy of £1.50 + VAT. As a Grade II listed building, this levy will be reinvested into Islington Assembly Hall and its services, meaning the customer experience can continue to be enhanced. Accessible and carer ticketing information: http://islingtonassemblyhall.co.uk/about/accessibility/ Demob Happy presents This is a 16+ event - you may be asked to prove your age and if you are not able to show valid ID, you may be refused entry. Valid ID includes passports, driving licences, over 16+ zip oyster photocard and citizen cards. Photocopies will not be accepted.

London-based metal band.

The Men They Couldn't Hang came together in 1984 to perform at the alternative music festival in Camden town alongside the legendary Pogues and the Boot Hill Foot-Tappers. Paul Simmonds, Philip 'Swill' Odgers and his brother Jon, veterans of the Southampton based pop-punk band 'Catch 22', met Pogues roadie Stefan Cush whilst busking in Shepherds Bush in London. Their early line up was Stefan Cush (Vocals, Guitar), Paul Simmonds (Guitar, Bouzouki, and Keyboards), Philip Odgers (Vocals, Guitar, Tin Whistle, and Melodica), Jon Odgers (Drums, Percussion) and Shanne Bradley (Bass, Flute). Championed by the late John Peel their first single, a cover of Eric Bogle's 'Green Fields of France' (1984), became a big hit on the UK Indie charts and a staple of Peel's festive 50. Their first album, Night of a Thousand Candles, was released in 1985. It includes the singles 'Ironmasters' and 'Greenback Dollar'. Signing for MCA the following year, they recorded their second album, How Green Is the Valley, produced by Mick Glossop. Included on this album are thesingles 'Gold Rush', 'Shirt of Blue' and 'Ghosts of Cable Street'. In 1987 Shanne Bradley left the band and was replaced by Ricky McGuire, famous for touring with punk legends the UK Subs at the tender age of 17. With their third release in 1988, Waiting for Bonaparte, The Men They Couldn't Hangwere starting to achieve recognition across Europe for their political comment and raucous live shows.

Barış Terkeşli, known by his stage name Barriscello, is a cellist celebrated for blending classical and modern music with a unique touch. His captivating performances, often filmed against the striking backdrop of Istanbul, have reached millions on social media. With a background in music education and a master’s degree from the conservatory, Barriscello has spent years teaching before taking the stage full-time. His powerful stage presence and emotional depth create unforgettable live experiences. Breaking boundaries between genres, he brings an innovative and expressive approach to both digital platforms and live concerts. Don’t miss Barriscello’s highly anticipated debut performance in London! By purchasing a ticket to this event you are agreeing to adhere to Islington Assembly Hall's terms and conditions: https://islingtonassemblyhall.co.uk/customer-terms-conditions-2022/ Stage times are posted at 11am on the day of the show on our website. All tickets to shows at Islington Assembly Hall are subject to a Venue Levy of £1.50 + VAT. As a Grade II listed building, this levy will be reinvested into Islington Assembly Hall and its services, meaning the customer experience can continue to be enhanced. Accessible and carer ticketing information: http://islingtonassemblyhall.co.uk/about/accessibility/ Presented by Gise Events. This is a 16+ event - you may be asked to prove your age and if you are not able to show valid ID, you may be refused entry. Valid ID includes passports, driving licences, over 16+ zip oyster photocard and citizen cards. Photocopies will not be accepted.

Sydney Rose is a Georgia-born, Nashville-based singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist known for her relatable, emotionally resonant music. Her music blends elements of country, folk, blues, and Christian music, and she is known for her strong vocal delivery and ability to connect with listeners.

Originally from Georgia and now based in Nashville, Willow Avalon's musical journey began with her first word, ‘Elvis.’ Raised by her mother and grandmother in a small Southern town, she grew up playing piano in church and taught herself guitar at age 12, using songwriting as both an escape and a means of self-expression. Her debut album, ‘Southern Belle Raisin’ Hell’ (2025), cemented her as one of country music's most compelling new voices, blending classic country, Americana, and rock influences. With a sharp wit and rebellious spirit, she has shared stages with legends and rising stars alike.

Celebrating the release of her forthcoming solo album ‘Devotion & The Black Divine’, anaiis will be gracing the stage at Islington Assembly Hall for her largest headline show to date; promising to be a magical evening with some very special guests. Following a remarkable year releasing her prior mini-album ‘anaiis & Grupo Cosmo’, and recent single ‘Deus Deus’, anaiis is establishing herself as one of the most exciting artists carving her own lane. ‘Devotion & The Black Divine’ marks a clear turning point in both sound and self. This chapter offers anaiis at her most unfiltered and expansive: not just a return, but a realignment. By purchasing a ticket to this event you are agreeing to adhere to Islington Assembly Hall's terms and conditions: https://islingtonassemblyhall.co.uk/customer-terms-conditions-2022/ Stage times are posted at 11am on the day of the show on our website. All tickets to shows at Islington Assembly Hall are subject to a Venue Levy of £1.50 + VAT. As a Grade II listed building, this levy will be reinvested into Islington Assembly Hall and its services, meaning the customer experience can continue to be enhanced. Accessible and carer ticketing information: http://islingtonassemblyhall.co.uk/about/accessibility/ Presented by Metropolis Music. This is a 16+ event - you may be asked to prove your age and if you are not able to show valid ID, you may be refused entry. Valid ID includes passports, driving licences, over 16+ zip oyster photocard and citizen cards. Photocopies will not be accepted.

By purchasing a ticket to this event you are agreeing to adhere to Islington Assembly Hall's terms and conditions: https://islingtonassemblyhall.co.uk/customer-terms-conditions-2022/ Stage times are posted at 11am on the day of the show on our website. All tickets to shows at Islington Assembly Hall are subject to a Venue Levy of £1.50 + VAT. As a Grade II listed building, this levy will be reinvested into Islington Assembly Hall and its services, meaning the customer experience can continue to be enhanced. Accessible and carer ticketing information: http://islingtonassemblyhall.co.uk/about/accessibility/ Presented by Bird On The Wire. This is a 16+ event - you may be asked to prove your age and if you are not able to show valid ID, you may be refused entry. Valid ID includes passports, driving licences, over 16+ zip oyster photocard and citizen cards. Photocopies will not be accepted.

Presented by Rockfeedback. This is an 18+ event.

Haven’t Stopped Dancing Yet Big Xmas Disco Ball Join us for the original and best 70s & 80s disco party for grown-ups - as recommended by by Time Out, Metro, Stylist and BBC Radio 4. Whether you remember the tunes first time round, or just love a boogie, we promise you ‘Good Times’ at this hugely popular Big Xmas Disco Ball. DJ Lady G (Solar Radio, Notting Hill Carnival) will be spinning all your favourite soul, funk and disco classics - with a bit of pop too - while dancer, Lady Boo, will be leading ‘line-ups’ to our signature tune, Haven’t Stopped Dancing Yet, Car Wash (complete with shiny rags!), Hot Stuff and more. Plus there’s a best outfit/dance off competition, and free retro sweets & ice pops too. Haven’t Stopped Dancing Yet has been described as ‘Mamma Mia collides with Saturday Night Fever in a glorious mash-up’. Partygoers tell us HSDY makes them feel so good it should be on the NHS! Everyone (18+) welcome. 10% profits go to Cancer Research UK. Www.Haventstoppeddancingyet.Co.UK By purchasing a ticket to this event you are agreeing to adhere to Islington Assembly Hall's terms and conditions: https://islingtonassemblyhall.co.uk/customer-terms-conditions-2022/ All tickets to shows at Islington Assembly Hall are subject to a Venue Levy of £1.50 + VAT. As a Grade II listed building, this levy will be reinvested into Islington Assembly Hall and its services, meaning the customer experience can continue to be enhanced. Presented by Haven't Stopped Dancing Yet. This is a 18+ event - you may be asked to prove your age and if you are not able to show valid ID, you may be refused entry. Valid ID includes passports, driving licences, over 16+ zip oyster photocard and citizen cards. Photocopies will not be accepted.

Noah Lindsey Cyrus is an American singer, songwriter and actress. In 2016, she released her debut single "Make Me", featuring vocals from Labrinth. Cyrus is the fifth child of Billy Ray and Tish Cyrus, and she is the youngest sibling of Trace, Brandi, and Miley Cyrus.

Catch the collective powerhouse of artists and instrumentalists as they celebrate the launch of their new album as part of EFG London Jazz Festival. A powerful force in the UK jazz scene, Levitation Orchestra is an 10-piece collective of rising stars, blending orchestral instrumentation, cinematic soundscapes, and fierce improvisation into something truly original. Their inspirations range from Alice Coltrane and Sun Ra to Stravinsky and Ravel-all blended in the mixing pot of London’s diverse musical heritage. Known for their deeply emotive and uplifting live shows, their performances seekto invite the listener on a transcendental journey. Join them for this unique event as they celebrate the release of their 3rd album, entitled Sanctuary, out this October on 5db Records. Expect beauty, bravery, and brilliance from one of the most exciting ensembles around. By purchasing a ticket to this event you are agreeing to adhere to Islington Assembly Hall's terms and conditions: https://islingtonassemblyhall.co.uk/customer-terms-conditions-2022/ All tickets to shows at Islington Assembly Hall are subject to a Venue Levy of £1.50 + VAT. As a Grade II listed building, this levy will be reinvested into Islington Assembly Hall and its services, meaning the customer experience can continue to be enhanced. Presented by Woodburner. This is a 16+ event - you may be asked to prove your age and if you are not able to show valid ID, you may be refused entry. Valid ID includes passports, driving licences, over 16+ zip oyster photocard and citizen cards. Photocopies will not be accepted.