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Another week, another crop of ace London gigs. Out of everything that isn’t sold out, here’s our top ten – just click on the red headers to read more.
10. Joseph Arthur
Melodic and effortlessly familiar acoustic sounds that explicitly explore tricksy family dynamics. Oslo. Hackney Central Overground. Tue Nov 8.
9. Baroque Trio Sonatas
The Historical Performance Department are let loose on various period instruments. Royal Academy of Music. Baker St. Tue Nov 8.
8. Lyra
Definitely one for Florence fans. Thundering drums tangle with ragged angelic vocals and emotive, lovelorn lyrics. The Old Blue Last. Old St. Thu Nov 10.
7. Irah
Drift into the floaty world of this Copenhagen trio where blissed-out melodies reign supreme. The Waiting Room. Stoke Newington Overground. Thu Nov 10.
6. Danny Brown
Rapper whose hyperactive, eccentric delivery and eerie, leftfield beats have finally been getting deserved credit. Electric Brixton. Brixton. Thu Nov 10.
5. Sleaford Mods
Fresh punk poetry scrawled over relentless electronic beats as the Nottingham duo debut new tracks. Roundhouse. Chalk Farm. Thu Nov 10.
4. Ren Harvieu
The pomp-pop vibrato teams up with Romeo Stodart (him from noughties band Magic Numbers) to premiere new tracks. O2 Academy Islington. Angel. Thu Nov 10.
3. EFG London Jazz Festival: Classical Meets Jazz
Tuba master Andy Grappy connects with young musicians. Southbank Centre. Waterloo. Sun Nov 13.
2. Peaches
Exuberant and hyper-sexual performance artist ready to strut and slay audiences with her brand of amped-up electro. Oval Space. Bethnal Green. Wed Nov 9.
1. Margaret Glaspy
Don’t miss Californian ray of sunshine Glaspy, as she beams over to London with her cream-coloured Telecaster, folky guitar licks and fun lyrics that save her from being just quirky and instead just quality. Village Underground. Shoreditch High St Overground. Wed Nov 9.
...and here are loads more gigs this week. Don’t say we’re not good to you.
NB. All events were available to book at time of writing.