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Gig listings
Friday 3 February
Courtney Pine: Brit saxophonist legend treats fans to his new
album. Jazz Café (Camden Town Tube) £20 Until Sunday
5 January.
Saturday 4 February
Kano+Klashnekoff: Brit-nominated rapper Kano is only playing
this one London show. And look, I spelt Klashnekoff right this
time, well done me. Astoria (Tube) £12.
Tuesday 7 February
Imogen Heap: Recently hit the mainstream again after one of
her songs featured in T4 favourite TV show The OC. Scala (King’s
Cross Tube) £10.
The Darkness: Watch Justin Hawkins & Co camp it up in too-tight
jumpsuits. Alexandra Palace (Tube) £27.50 Also Wednesday
8 February.
Tuesday 7 February
Liam Frost: See Preview. Water Rats (King’s Cross Tube)
£7.
Wednesday 8 February
Broken Social Scene: Leaders of the Toronto music scene, there’s
nothing else like them. Describing music as ‘experimental’
(pop in BSS’s case) is usually the kiss of death, but they
really are a must see. Astoria (Tube) £12.50.
Thursday 9 February
Jenny Lewis: Former front woman from Rilo Kilo, singing songs
from her debut solo album Rabbit Fut Coat. The Spitz (Liverpool
Street Tube) £10
28 Costumes+Blue Racoon+Eskimo: Scallyesque indies from Liverpool
in suits. The singer rolls around in mud – that’ll
ruin the snazzy keks – while the guitarist, who dabbles
in R’n’B, is one to watch. Dublin Castle (Camden Town
Tube) £5.
Idiot pilot+Seal Club: Screaming electric rock.The Garage (Highbury
and Islington Tube) £7.50. |
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