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Don’t believe us? Well, the proof is in the pudding as they say – so get ready to get your lighters up! So without further ado, here’s our roundup of the best gigs in London you can’t miss this year in 2024. Let the good times roll!
Griff, Rough Trade East
July 19
Griff is known for her infectious sad bops including Vertigo, Black Hole and the new track Miss Me Too, as well as a few vulnerable ballads. She’s the music industry’s new favourite popstar after touring with Ed Sheeran and Coldplay, and being praised on IG by Taylor Swift. Not only does she write her own songs, but she also produces them too in her own signature style, which she often breaks down and explores at her live shows. Her gigs are guaranteed to be euphoric and upbeat even in the sadder moments.
🎫 Ticket info here.
Hak Baker, Somerset House
July 20
Hak Baker is a British artist known for his unique “G-Folk” sound, which blends elements of folk music with urban influences. He’s described as a rebel East End troubadour and has become one of the most respected British artists of his generation. Baker’s music features evocative tales of inner-city London life, combining poetic lyricism with themes ranging from youthful nihilism to male vulnerability.
🎫 Ticket info here.
Patti Smith, Somerset House
July 21
Patti Smith needs little introduction. The punk poet laureate is a trailblazer in rock music but also started as a central figure in the emerging punk scene. Her music is raw and poetic often addressing themes of rebellion, spirituality and social issues. Her debut album ‘Horses’ produced by John Cale of the Velvet Underground remains a landmark in punk rock history featuring the iconic photo by Robert Mapplethorpe and hits like ‘Gloria’ and ‘Land.’
🎫 Ticket info here.
Pet Shop Boys, Royal Opera House
July 23
The Pet Shop Boys are a British electronic pop duo formed in London in 1981 and are one of the most successful and influential synth-pop acts of all time – providing some of the best danceable bangers of all time. Whether its the iconic ‘West End Girls’ or ‘What Have I Done To Deserve This?’ featuring Dusty Springfield – they stand as one of the most influential acts of pop music.
🎫 Ticket info here.
Bruce Springsteen, Wembley Stadium
July 25
This artist doesn’t need any introduction either. Legendary American rock musician Bruce Springsteen is set to perform at the iconic Wembley Stadium this summer. Long recognised as an incomparable artists and one of the world’s best selling artists – he’s won more than 20 Grammy Awards and to this day remains one of the best live artists of all time.
🎫 Ticket info here.
Bicep, Finsbury Park
August 2
Can you name the summer when Bicep’s track ‘Glue’ played non-stop? I can. Belfast born, London based music duo known for their atmospheric sounds of house, techno and breakbeat are set perform at Finsbury Park. So expect all of it – high energy, immersive visuals and great great sound.
🎫 Ticket info here.
Justin Timberlake, The O2
August 11
‘Cry Me A River,’ ‘SexyBack,’ ‘What Goes Around Comes Around,’Mirrors,’ ‘Can’t Stop The Feeling’ – I don’t think this requires any other introduction or explanation. You know the vibe.
🎫 Ticket info here.
Marc Rebillet, Troxy
August 12
If you’ve had the pleasure of enjoying Marc Rebillet’s hilariously brilliant and improvised funk and hip-hop soundscapes on YouTube then you know he’s going to be an absolute treat live.
🎫 Ticket info here.
Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes, Bush Hall
August 13
British punk rock band Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes have made their name with their hard-hitting punk rock sound meshed with undercurrents of hard rock so you can expect mosh pits, crowd surfers and high energy.
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Taylor Swift, Wembley Stadium
August 15
A three hour legendary show of Taylor Swift’s greatest hits – need we say more?
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Kaytranada, Victoria Park
August 16
If you’re looking to groove, Kaytranada is for you. Known for his debut album ‘99.9%’ and ‘Bubba’ – you’re in for a live set of total bangers that will probably take you back to some great summer memories with ‘You’re The One’ playing in the back.
🎫 Ticket info here.
Peggy Gou, Gunnersbury Park
August 17
Peggy Gou will return to Gunnersbury Park with her infectious deep house and techno tracks adding the perfect sound to your summer evening in the sun (we hope, we pray) that’ll hopefully send you home singing ‘Na Na Na Na Na’!
🎫 Ticket info here.
PJ Harvey, Gunnersbury Park
August 18
English singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist known for her mythical and intense albums ‘To Bring You My Love’ and ‘Let England Shake’ will take stage in Gunnersbury Park. Showcasing her raw and vulnerable in her lyrics, PJ Harvey is considered to be a vital voice in the age of alt rock.
🎫 Ticket info here.
Neck Deep, O2 Forum Kentish Town
August 22
Welsh pop-punk band are well known for their albums ‘Life’s Not out to Get You’ and ‘A ll Distortions Are Intentional’ which showcases their energetic sound and anthemic songs that you’ve most definitely, 100% heard growing up as a young teenager in the UK.
🎫 Ticket info here.
Bleachers, O2 Academy Brixton
August 27
Man of many talents Jack Antonoff is the lead in American indie-pop band Bleachers known for hits like ‘I Wanna Get Better’ and ‘Don’t Take the Money’ which very well gives anthemic choruses and nostalgic ’80s inspired sound if you’re down for that.
🎫 Ticket info here.
Fontaines D.C., Pryzym
August 27
Now if you were one of the people who had to choose Idles over Fontaines D.C. at Glastonbury’s unforgiving scheduling clash then this is the time to redeem yourself as you’re in for an absolute treat, an awe-inspiring gothic post punk treat.
🎫 Ticket info here.
Maggie Rogers, Hackney Empire
September 4
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Jungle, The O2
September 12
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Jonas Brothers, The O2
September 16
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Moby, The O2
September 19
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Thee Sacred Souls, Jazz Cafe
September 19
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Chappell Roan, O2 Academy Brixton
September 20
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Jamie xx, Alexandra Palace
September 25
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Hiatus Kaiyote, Eventim Apollo
October 8
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David Gilmour, Royal Albert Hall
October 9
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Overmono, O2 Academy Brixton
October 11
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Ms. Lauryn Hill and Fugees, The O2
October 14
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Dua Lipa, Royal Albert Hall
October 17
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The Last Dinner Party, Eventim Apollo
October 19
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Glass Animals, The O2
November 7
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Journey, The O2
November 17
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Childish Gambino, The O2
November 30
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So there you have it – a roundup of the best gigs in London throughout 2024. We’ll see you on the front row!