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2011 is so last year! Browse the below lists to look forward to the cultural, culinary, musical and cinematic treats that London's going to serve up over the next 12 months
Now in its sixth year, and with the date shunted forward a good two months from its regular slot - to the Diamond Jubilee bank holiday weekend - the leftfield one-dayer returns.
It's tough to remember what it feels like to wear shorts at this point but why not cheer yourself up by looking forward to Lovebox's ten year anniversary! It's coming a whole month earlier than normal - hurray!
Not a band, but rather Damon Albarn and director Rufus Norris's feted contemporary opera, which made its debut at the Manchester International Festival last summer.
The popular urban festival returns, with Rihanna the first (very) high-profile artist to be anounced (for the headline slot on Sunday 8). Expect a 'greatest hits' package from the dynamic Ms Fenty...
The ultimate Big Rock Show returns to London. Bruce and his inspirational E Street Band walk the line between joyous humour and stadium excess while delivering blue-collar anthems and heartfelt social commentary.
The great American trumpeter and defender/keeper of the 'swinging' jazz flame presents this symphonic examination of the evolution of swing, assisted by Simon Rattle and with a performance of Rachmaninov's 'Symphonic...
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