Amy Wiles presents Eternity
Amy Wiles presents Eternity as an early-evening dance session, making trance and house the centre of a Saturday plan that finishes before midnight.
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Amy Wiles presents Eternity as an early-evening dance session, making trance and house the centre of a Saturday plan that finishes before midnight.
Bushbaby takes the all-night format to Village Underground, leaving one artist room to shape the club’s sound from the opening stretch to the early hours.
Lee Burridge leads an overnight house bill with Birds of Mind, Adassiya and Share at KOKO.
Tekno brings a full-band performance to Shoreditch, with the Nigerian artist’s pop and dance catalogue at the centre of the evening.
Pale Waves take KOKO’s early Friday slot for an alternative-pop show before the venue switches to its late-night programme.
Faster Horses takes Village Underground into the early hours with a Friday-night electronic session that leaves room for a long dancefloor journey.
Sigma brings drum and bass to KOKO in an afternoon-to-evening session that leaves the rest of Saturday open.
Young Marco and Elkka share a Saturday-night bill, pairing two distinctive electronic selectors for a late Shoreditch session.
DESIREE takes over KOKO for a Saturday house session running through to Sunday morning.
Jembaa Groove joins Kwame Yeboah and guests for a live evening drawing on highlife, Afro-jazz and the band’s cross-cultural ensemble sound.
VULA leads a Sunday celebration of 1970s soul, drawing on songs associated with Marvin Gaye, Dionne Warwick and Donny Hathaway.
Vic Mensa brings his live rap show to Village Underground for a Monday evening in the smaller Shoreditch venue.
More than 200 works by 27 artists trace the range of post-war and contemporary Japanese photography at The Photographers’ Gallery.
Girl in the Year Above brings its Irish-Cornish alternative sound to Shoreditch, with Rageflower announced in support.
Trees, memory and the altered landscape connect a group presentation in the gallery’s Print Sales space.
New Zealand duo Twofaced brings a hard-house-focused Friday session to Village Underground, carrying the night through to the early morning.
Ten artists use earth as subject and material, from pigments and ash to slate, photography and field recordings.
Toy Tonics lines up Cody Currie, Kapote and Aroop Roy for a Saturday night centred on the label’s dancefloor-minded sound.
Crossness combines a steaming engine day with costumes, games and a railway for an October weekend at the pumping station.
Romare brings a live electronic performance to Village Underground, giving a Thursday evening over to the producer’s rhythm-led music.
Orchard tours, baking, games and a market make a seasonal Sunday in Fulham Palace’s grounds.
Swervedriver returns to Village Underground for two separately ticketed performances, with the second marking thirty-five years of Raise.
Food stalls and urban growing meet in a harvest-day programme at the Garden Museum.
Channel One Sound System brings its London tour stop to a Sunday-evening session of dub and reggae, finishing before the late-night transport question takes over.