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Anemone
+ Corridor + Cagework
Saturday 1st June
Anemone is a real live band. Lead by Songwriter Chloé Soldevila, it is music to be blasted from car speakers and at parties, a communal experience intended to be shared, the kind of emotional catharsis that can pack a dance floor—sometimes even packing the stage as well. Creatively incorporating aspects that can vary from Dream pop, dance music and Krautrock, it is music that will stick with you, that will live inside your brain, that will become a part of you forever. Music that refuses to be ignored. Anemone is Chloé Soldevila, Miles Dupire-Gagnon, Gabriel Lambert, Zachary Irving and Samuel Gemme.
Tickets: https://rockfeedback.seetickets.com/event/anemone-corridor/the-lexington/1333123
Clwb Ifor Bach Presents:
Gwilym + Ynys + Melin Melyn
Wednesday 5th June
Our pals from Clwb Ifor Bach, Cardiff are coming to London to share some exciting Welsh talent with you lot. This time they’ve got indie-pop outfit GWILYM bringing their bright and breezy sound to The Lexington. Their song Cwîn, that’s Welsh for queen, is a bop.
Tickets: https://link.dice.fm/hD70JsfGhW
BBC Introducing Presents:
Weslee + Arlo Parks + KSR
Thursday 6th June
UGLY
+ Hum Fuzz + Soft Girls And Boys Club
Friday 7th June
If you happen to like your guitar bands with a touch of jangly doom rock then set your ears on the latest EP from Cambridge four piece, Ugly. EP, ‘Sunday School’, a two track treat full of moody surf rock, hypnotic bass lines and playful irreverence. Opener, ‘The Last Supper At The Regal Wetherspoon’ exposes the groups nuanced approach to songwriting. The eerie opener with its chugging guitar lines and paranoid bass – reminiscent of early Fall tracks – smoothly transitions into the sumptuous yet sunny chorus complete with spoken southern vocals.
Swimming Girls
+ Rhumba Club
Tuesday 11th June
SWIMMING GIRLS… Fixated on the warmth and nostalgia of 70s & 80s pop culture, the band’s inspiration comes from the likes of The Cure, Cyndi Lauper, Culture Club and cult films like ‘Heathers’ and the timeless work of David Lynch.
Tickets: https://dice.fm/event/oy5om-swimming-girls-11th-jun-the-lexington-london-tickets
Pica Pica
+ Piney Gir
Thursday 13th June
One for sorrow and two for joy. PicaPica features the vocal interplay of Josienne Clarke and Samantha Whates, dual front women who create powerful harmonies atop layers of texture created by Adam Beattie & Sonny Johns, a tiding of magpies picking shiny moments of tone and timbre from 60s west coast, sunshine pop and indie folk.
Tickets: https://www.axs.com/uk/events/371106/picapica-tickets?skin=goldenvoiceuk
Rumours
+ Geo + Roselien
Saturday 15th June
‘Fede, Mark and Marion (AKA Rumours) are London’s refreshing electronic pop three piece via Italy and Norway. Possessing a natural disposition for meticulously crafted, emotionally engaging songs, heady production, and live instrumental energy, the trio have experienced a stellar couple of years that have seen them play at world renowned festivals and venues like Dimensions Festival In Croatia, Club NME at Koko, and Village Underground.
Tickets: https://www.seetickets.com/event/rumours-roselien/the-lexington-london/1333942
Bird Radio
Sunday 16th June
‘Mesmerising, baffling and bonkers…’ Suzi Feay (Financial Times)
This is the official album launch of the brand new album from Bird Radio with sound artists Pig7, based on CROW, the book of poetry by Ted Hughes. The band features Bird Radio (vocals, synths), Kevin Poulton and Stuart Fisher (pig7) on electronics, synths and chains, Rick Campion on bass and Aki Fujimoto on drums and Japanese Taiko.
There will be a limited edition CD copy of Crow available on the night. 18+ only. Doors open 7pm, show starts at 8pm. Dress code: black and bold.
“Crow would be thrilled…Bird Radio has got the swagger, and the terrible romanticism, and the sweetness in the bleakness. It’s deeply felt and riveting. Lots of work about or inspired by Crow is scared to be beautiful. He has to be beautiful or the ugliness fails”. Max Porter (author of Lanny & Grief is the Thing with Feathers)
Tickets: https://www.wegottickets.com/event/471268
Sidney Gish
Monday 17th June
“Sidney Gish is a singer-songwriter and full time student with a wry sense of humor in Boston, Mass. where she’s been recording and releasing her own work since 2015. She dropped her first album, Ed Buys Houses, in December 2016 and followed up with No Dogs Allowed on NYE 2017.”
Tickets: https://birdonthewire.seetickets.com/go/sidneygishthelexington
Lawrence Arabia
Wednesday 19th June
It’s great to have our New Zealand friend Lawrence Arabia back with us!
“As inviting as the honk of the Good Humor Man of the ‘50s, who toodled his ice-cream truck through neighbourhoods of my youth. Such tune-smithery simply isn’t for tyros. It takes real savvy to pull it off. James Milne is equipped for such craft. I was delighted to feel attached to such a talented work, a notch above, and so plainly fanciful. Dreamsville!” Van Dyke Parks
Tickets: http://www.wegottickets.com/event/462094
Fullalove – A Celebration of Gordon Burn
Tuesday 25th June
Join us to celebrate the life and work of Gordon Burn (1948 – 2009), one of the late twentieth century’s most extraordinary writers. Andrew Weatherhall will perform Burn’s debut Alma Cogan, the book Hilary Mantel infamously wished she had written, alongside readings from Deborah Levy, Adelle Stripe, David Keenan, Peter Pomerantsev and Cosey Fanni Tutti. Music by Justin Robertston.
Funds will be donated to the Gordon Burn Trust.
Tickets: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/fullalove-a-celebration-of-gordon-burn-tickets-61227248348
Vic Goddard & The Subway Sect
+ Johnny Britton + Callum Easter + The Shadracks
Saturday 29th June
GNU inc bring you a night of music to get you in the mood for dancing! Vic Godard & The Subway Sect will be entertaining you with their eclectic mix of songs from Vic’s repertoire including old favourites and new numbers from his highly acclaimed new album mums’ revenge (GNU inc). Callum Easter supported Vic in Edinburgh last year, we knew straight away that he was an exciting new force on the music scene, his new album Here or Nowhere (Lost Map) is in a realm of its own, we can’t stop listening to it and cannot wait to hear him perform live again. Now if that wasn’t enough to peak your interest, we are really happy to have a fantastic new group The Shadracks from Medway, Kent. Their new 7” EP Tranquil Salvation (Damaged Goods) will be released on the 21st June.
Tickets: https://www.wegottickets.com/event/470804
The Burning Hell
+ Quiet Marauder + My name is Ian
Sunday 30th June
The essence of the band is inclusive and celebratory; whether on stage or on record, there’s something for everyone. As Tom Robinson of BBC Introducing said about The Burning Hell, “even Jesus is going to enjoy this, once he finally gets here.”
Tickets: https://www.wegottickets.com/event/464261