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Grab yourself a free ticket to The Merch Market, a phenomenon put together by Tim Burgess – Bands, solo artists and record labels have their own stalls to sell their merch – from rarities found around rehearsal rooms to specially made exclusives. With live sets, interviews, DJ sets and more across the day at the […]
Here’s a January 2026 winter warmer in Stoke Newington! In early 2025 Helen McCookerybook launched her album ‘Showtunes from the Shadows’ with a sold-out gig at The Betsey Trotwood attended by the Radio 6 DJ Gideon Coe, and a host of other luminaries from far and wide. Her songs at that gig were augmented by […]
ONLINE EVENT – tickets available In-person tickets sold out Punk was a movement that shook the world in the late 1970s and changed culture forever. Its provocative, frenzied roots were in the New York underground, before it emerged triumphant, kicking and screaming at the top of the British pop charts, inspiring and appalling people in […]
Tears Before Bedtime Listening Party. Join Jessica Griffin and other Would-be-goods members, plus Rob and Amelia of Skep Wax, for an online preview of ‘Tears Before Bedtime’. There’s a chat room if you want to chat with us. Sitting back and just listening to the album is OK too! Pre-register via Bandcamp.
The Would-be-goods are back at The Water Rats with their elegant and evocative guitar pop, launching their new album, ‘Tears Before Bedtime’. Jessica Griffin, enigmatic star of 80s cult label él, is at the helm, with guitarist Peter Momtchiloff (Talulah Gosh, Heavenly), Debbie Green, drummer and darling of the London nineties garage scene (Headcoatees), and […]
Heavenly are an indie pop band who released four critically acclaimed albums between 1991-1996, becoming key figures in the independent music scenes of both the UK and US through their associations with seminal labels Sarah Records and K Records. Highly influential on what has become known as “twee pop”, they inspired generations of musicians with […]
2025 marked the fortieth anniversary of the release of The Monochrome Set’s fourth album, The Lost Weekend, to celebrate this, the album was performed in full by the band along with the original guitarist Foz. This performance is now being repeated in Manchester, due to public demand. This will be preceded by a short set […]
2025 marked the fortieth anniversary of the release of The Monochrome Set’s fourth album, The Lost Weekend, to celebrate this, the album was performed in full by the band along with the original guitarist Foz. This performance is now being repeated in Manchester, due to public demand. This will be preceded by a short set […]