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The ten best gigs this week… that you can actually get tickets for

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Up for some spontaneous gig action this week? There are plenty of great shows and concerts with tickets still available. Here’s our top ten – click on the red headers to read more.

10. Robert Mitchell’s Panacea

Start the weekend with a free show by polished and pensive jazz  pianist Mitchell and his four-piece outfit.

Southbank Centre. Fri Mar 25.


9. Le Beat Bespoké Weekender

Live the vintage ’60s dream with all-night parties and live acts including Bo Ningen and Jim Jones.

229. Thu Mar 24-Sun Mar 27.


8. Barb Jungr

Rochdale’s only cabaret superstar puts a surprising twist on familiar songs by Dylan, Cohen, Bowie and other greats.

Pizza Express Jazz Club. Tue Mar 22-Thu Mar 24.


7. Kadialy Kouyaté

The Senegalese kora virtuoso and singer brings his haunting voice to bear on the west African griot tradition.

Green Note. Fri Mar 25.


6. Mariah Carey

The platinum diva and ‘elusive chanteuse’ is in town. Get the Cristal on ice and start prepping that backstage room full of puppies.

The O2. Wed Mar 23.


5. Half Moon Run

Dark and shimmering alt folk by this Neil Young-lovin’ foursome from Montreal, like an angstier Fleet Foxes.

Roundhouse. Wed Mar 23.


4. Clint Mansell

The in-demand composer of scores for ‘Requiem for a Dream’, ‘Black Swan’ and ‘The Wrestler’ plays his film music.

Royal Festival Hall. Thu Mar 24.


3. 
Emmy 
The Great

Emma-Lee Moss returns at last with a new set of songs inspired by love in the time of Tinder.

Islington Assembly Hall. Thu Mar 24.

2. Soak

The teenage strummer from Belfast (who made last year’s Mercury Prize shortlist) performs her bold, insightful, finger-picked folk-pop.

Koko. Tue Mar 22.

And the best gig this week is…

girls rock london


1. Girls Rock London

Part of an international movement to get more women playing music, Girls Rock run a fundraiser in Hoxton with live sets by The Tuts and Lips Choir (top pic). Big fun for everyone, regardless of chromosomes.

Courtyard Theatre. Thu Mar 24.

And that’s not all, folks: there are loads more gigs in London this week.

NB. All events were available to book at time of writing.

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