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Ice cream-sponsored festival, with freebies ahoy and live music from The Charlatans, Ash, Guillemots, The Lemonheads, Delays and many more
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Jul 26-Aug 4, O2 Arena
After recovering from the breast cancer diagnosed in 2005, Ms Minogue is well and truly back, playing from her latest (tenth!) hits-packed album
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Jul 31-Aug 3, Vortex Dalston
Get your exclusive free tickets to join us at the Vortex for Time Out's showcase of London's hottest new music and nightlife performers
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Thu Jul 24, Guanabara
Kings of Rio's annual mega-carnival, this 16-piece band is a reduced version which has, since its formation in 2000, taken the event by storm. With their...
Thu Jul 24, Soho Revue Bar
St Albans trio proffer their rightly rated blend of Frankie Knuckles-like funk, New Order-styled electro, Fall-esque grinding guitars and banging house; here...
Thu Jul 24, O2 Arena
Bafflingly popular, Parky-authorised Canadian swing crooner, who makes Jamie Cullum look like Sun Ra.
Jul 25-27, Charlton Park
If you want to experience the best of what’s out there over here, you’ll do no better than to head to Womad. Acts include Orchestra Baobab, Mavis Staples, Rachid Taha and Lee ‘Scratch’ Perry
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Until Sun Jul 27, Walpole Park
Despite being a local festival this event boasts an excellent line-up of jazz names who'll perform in a big top in Walpole Park
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Thu Jul 24, Indigo2
Prolific 25-year-old Shaffer Chimere Smith was initially best known for writing tunes for the likes of Beyonce, Brit, Whitney, Leona, Usher and erm, Celine....
Until Thu Jul 24, O2 Arena
Bafflingly popular, Parky-authorised Canadian swing crooner, who makes Jamie Cullum look like Sun Ra.
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Thu Jul 24, The Roundhouse
Veteran, wry new wavers – of 'Rock Lobster' and 'Planet Claire' notoriety – return with their latest (new) album in tow, 'Funplex', its title proof that...
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Fri Jul 25, Indigo2
Cultish singer-songwriter (Kurt Cobain was a big fan) and legendary troubled soul Johnston has suffered a nervous breakdown, chronic acid trip flashbacks and...
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