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Papa Roach - Rise of the Roach is on Sunday 8 November 2026 at The O2 arena, London, with doors at 17:30. Tickets start at £58.88, including the booking fee (Gigantic adds its fees per order at checkout).
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Sun 29 NovDoors 11:30
The Lord Of The Rings - Fellowship Of The Ring - in Concert (Matinee)
The O2 arena · London
Conductor: Ludwig Wicki </br> Soloist: Grace Davidson
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Sun 29 NovDoors 17:30
The Lord Of The Rings - Fellowship Of The Ring - in Concert (Evening)
The O2 arena · London
Conductor: Ludwig Wicki </br> Soloist: Grace Davidson
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Sun 8 NovDoors 12:45
SE x EC1
Betsey Trotwood · London
Welcome one and all to the glorious sound of the Thames Delta, coming at you live and direct from Southend-on-Sea - albeit in the middle of London. First up, garage indie rockers Invaders give forth a sound that is made from 4 cups of estuary mud, a large measurement of swagger and a heavy helping of groove. After a nerve-calming pint or three, you’ll be ready for Permanent Firmament to take the stage - Southend alumni playing songs by the Cusack/Son Of Buff/Adjustment songwriter Lance Baldock, with a sound that sips from the early Fannies, sludgy Neil Young cup with a dollop of indie-powerpop and shades of early Wilco. You’re probably on the spirits by now but Dark Globes bring their melodically driven noise-pop, lo-fi garage rock, and folk-pop infused with gentle psychedelic rock and ringing guitars. Finally - if you are still with us - The Bromides are a London-based (but big in Southend!) alternative noise-pop and garage rock band fronted by singer, guitarist, and Scratchy Records founder Simon Berridge, who also performs as Simon Bromide.
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Sun 8 NovDoors 13:00
We Can Be Heroes: Just for One Day
Signature Brew, Blackhorse Road · London
We Can Be Heroes is back on Sunday, 8th November from 1pm at Signature Brew Blackhorse Road, E17. We're an all-ages event showcasing some of the best young musicians on the big stage all afternoon, with a mix of bands and solo artists playing rock, pop, indie, hip-hop and more. Come along and support the future of live music! All under-18s must be accompanied by a responsible adult (one adult can be responsible for up to six young people). Please note that all adults attending must purchase a ticket in advance for £6 (though we will accept a more generous donation, if you'd prefer!). Adult tickets will cost £10 on the door. We are a not-for-profit event, so this helps us to cover our running and operating costs, and contributes to our purchase of essential equipment. Tickets are not required for young people under 19. We Can Be Heroes CIC (community interest company number 16419092) is a London-based, all-ages, not-for-profit, community event providing young musicians with an opportunity to perform live on stage.
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Sun 8 NovDoors 18:00
NSO - Enigma Variations & Mendelssohn Concerto - 30% Off
Cadogan Hall · London
Featuring violinist Mathilde Milwidsky, Vaughan Williams' Fantasia on Greensleeves and Elgar's beloved Nimrod.
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Sun 8 NovDoors 18:00
PROXY MUSIC + The Pink Diamond Revue + Nick Carlisle
The Lexington · London
After a fifteen year hiatus, Proxy Music are back with their conceptual art-rock schtick - a little more jaded and creaky but sounding all the better for it, and still absolutely immersed in decadent retrofuturist 1973 glamour. Thogdin Ripley: Bryan Ferry Heidi Heelz: bass and vox Charley Fucking Stone: guitar Nick Carlisle: synth wizard Oliver Whawell: sax and oboe Percy Mackay: drums and original Roxy Music DNA Is it an art project? Is it a tribute band? Who cares! It's the most fun any self-respecting Roxy afficionado can have with their clothes on... Support comes from THE PINK DIAMOND REVUE “ Trying to describe them is like trying to explain a dream after three days without sleep, somewhere between 1950s rock ’n’ roll, acid house, synth‑punk, and some late‑night broadcast from a different dimension. They’ve built a sound that’s totally their own, even if nobody can agree what planet it came from. Imagine vintage blues smashing into relentless electronic grooves, fuzz‑drenched guitars welded to metronomic beats, a fever dream where the future dances with the past and nobody remembers who started the music. And then there’s the stage show, Tim Lane prowling lik...
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