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Music and clubbing this summer
By Time Out Editors

Updated: Wed Jun 2 2010
London is bustling with live music this summer: South West Four and Lovebox will keep you dancing into the night whilst the English Heritage Picnic Concerts are a perfect way to enjoy live music in the sun

Phoenix at Field Day
Around Town | Exhibitions | Activities | Music and clubbing | Theatre and comedy
- South West Four
  
  Recommended
  
  Sun Aug 29, Clapham Common
  
  Head South of the river to throw some shapes to Dutch trance supremo Armin van Buuren on Saturday, and Brighton's big beat party-starter Fatboy Slim on Sunday. Read more
- Field Day
  
  Recommended
  
  Sat Jul 31, Victoria Park
  
  Get down the front for some of the finest leftfield artists – including Phoenix, The Fall and Andrew Weatherall – at Field Day. Or give your ears a rest with cabaret oddities and a sweet village fête. Read more
- Bon Jovi
  
  June 7-26, The O2
  
  The improbably toned and well-preserved Jon Bon Jovi brings his Noo Joizee, stadium-filling crew back for a summer residency at the O2 Read more
- Watch the fall of Icarus
  
  Royal Festival Hall
  
  Brian Greene's futuristic reimagining of the Greek myth, 'Icarus at the End of Time', is brought to life with a new score by Phillip Glass and the London Philharmonic Orchestra. Read more
- Get folky in Stokey
  
  Every Sunday from 7pm, The Drop, under the Three Crowns, 175 Stoke Newington High St, N16 0LM
  
  Summertime: green grass, pints of cider and folk tunes. Enjoy a free evening of live music courtesy of Folk Newington.
- English Heritage Picnic Concerts
  
  June-Aug, Kenwood House and Audley End
  
  Picnic in style in the grounds of Kenwood House and Audley End, which will once again open to the public for this concert series. Enjoy Blondie (Kenwood House, June 26), Jools Holland (Audley End, July 31) and Vivaldi’s ‘Four Seasons’ (Kenwood House, Aug 7). Read more
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