LISTINGS

• Tuesday, February 09 Live Nation presents Hot Club de Paris, Not Cool, Thee Fair Ohs 7pm adv £7

  The Liverpudlian art-pop experimentalist trio return to the Lexington with quick-fire tech-ridden pop punk blasts and wit-fuelled commentaries. Expect skewed rhythms, accomplished musicianship and poetical themes with some excellent supports.

  http://www.ticketweb.co.uk/user/?region=gb_london&query=detail&event=361773
  
• Tuesday, February 09 Rock'n'Roll Bingo 8.30pm-10.30pm £1 PER GAME

  Lord Sinclair presents Balls, Prizes & Swearing! Featuring the original rock'n'roll bingo as seen at ATP!

• Wednesday, February 10 John & Jehn, Gemma Ray 7.30pm adv £7

  5000 presents a launch party for John & Jehn's new single 'Time For The Devil', ahead of their forthcoming album of the same name.
  
  “Elegant art-pop” – Mojo
  
  A casual listen reveals the lineage between John & Jehn and PiL, XTC, The Psychedelic Furs, The Stranglers and their ilk, but also classic pop as they move from brooding atmospherics, key-stabbed, bass-driven, night-crawling, Roxy-Music-stalking numbers, dripping with thinly-veiled insouciance, and sweet melodies laced with hand-claps cheery synth lines, rhythmic pianos and ‘la la las’, all pulled together with lyrics laced with literary barbs and acerbic wit.
  
  Torch songs with a deadly pop-noir twist. “Blowing sugary femme-pop out of the water. Gemma Ray is untouchable” – NME
  
  “I recently saw Gemma Ray in concert and was really impressed by her unique blend of song-writing, vocals and musicianship. Not to be missed!” – Jimmy Page, London 2009.
  
  “Had Phil Spector forced his girl groups in a more noir-soundtrack direction, this might've been the result. Ray has a truly impressive feel for vintage pop flourishes, layered to lavish effect.” - SPIN
  
  “Ray plays a cool guitar — graceful wrist-flicks of blues and rockabilly-tinted ’60s pop, a mink stole in a contemporary cut — and she sings noirish ballads and boilers straight from the heart of town.” – RCRDLBL.COM

  http://www.wegottickets.com/event/64991
  
• Thursday, February 11 ..

• Friday, February 12 White Light presents Jonquil, Air Waves, Horse and Condor - Young & Lost from 11pm 8pm-4am £5, after 11pm £5, concs £3, w/email free

  The Oxford multi-instrumentalist sextet play an addictive take on folk-hop with country, folk and noise influences at White Heat's sister indie club and lounge over two floors. White Light/Heaters and friends play music for dancing upstairs and anything from before 1984 for lounging downstairs!
  
  After 11pm YOUNG & LOST CLUB PRESENT...
  
  Nothing Bad Magazine's launch party!
  'New online quarterly NOTHING BAD magazine launches in March to bring you the best in music, fashion, art and literature. We’ll be bringing you an armful of interviews with young designers, exclusives from big bands, bloggers, soon-to-be literature heroes and anything else we think you should know about.'
  Special guest Djs - Rory Phillips (Durr), Transparent, Abeano, Ferry Guow (Semifinalists and Celestial Bodies), Gary Card, Young & Lost Club and Lambrini Girls

  http://www.ticketweb.co.uk/user/? region=gb_london&query=detail&event=365877
  http://www.whitelightfriday.com
• Saturday, February 13 Nashville on Thames Club 2pm-7pm free!

  The honky-tonk club in London that plays both kinds of music. Expect to hear the likes of Hank Williams (I, II and III), Johnny Cash, Steve Earle, Dolly Parton, Dave Dudley, Wayne Hancock and more from DJs and hosts Sheriff Marshal Lawman and the Wagga Wagga Kid, with the occasional guest DJ.

  Time Out call us “Proper country music about lyin’, cheatin’, stealin’, drinkin’ and fightin’." The NME says they're “A night which seizes country music for us Brits." The Times have picked them as a Top 5 club night.

  http://www.myspace.com/takethisclubandshoveit
• Saturday, February 13 Prom Night 9pm-3am £6, £4 if prom-dressed

  A 1980s musical celebration of lurve, taking you through the highs and lows of romance in a John Hughes-film style. So whether you're one of the rich kids, a misfit, or just from the wrong side of the tracks, your Prom Night DJs will be the cupids who help you find romance.
  
  As ever, expect a hotly-fought contest for Prom King and Queen, so be sure to dress appropriately for your chance to take home one of the coveted sashes. Plus, there will be the usual Prom Night shenanigans, including our grotto of 80's awesomeness, and more surprises on the night.
  
  Join us! It's only £4 if you're Prom-dressed. All others will pay £6, and face an evening of scorn and derision. 10% of our takings will go to the DEC Haiti Appeal.
  
  See you at the Prom!
  
  Downstairs DJ Oli Jumpers

• Sunday, February 14 Hangover Lounge 2pm-9pm free

  Downstairs at The Lexington DJs play soothing sounds for the head-hurty, soul-weary and music-loving people. Kids allowed until 7pm.

• Monday, February 15 God Don't Like It Presents Chimes & Bells, Stairs To Korea, Victoria & Jacob 8pm adv £6

  Danish singer and cellist Caecilie Trier and her Bella Union signed band play music blending noise-rock, art-pop, shoegaze, R&B and pop melodies.

  http://www.ticketweb.co.uk/user/?region=gb_london&query=detail&event=356570
  
• Monday, February 15 Rough Trade Pop Quiz! 8pm-10.30pm £1 per team member, up to 6 in a team

  The very legendary Rough Trade Pop Quiz! presented by Paul Guided Missile every Monday downstairs at The Lexington! Picture rounds, cartoon rounds, name-that-tune rounds, trick questions and prizes.

  no advance tickets, arrive early to grab a table!
  http://www.myspace.com/paulguidedmissile
• Tuesday, February 16 Rock'n'Roll Bingo 8.30pm-10.30pm £1 PER GAME

  Lord Sinclair presents Balls, Prizes & Swearing! Featuring the original rock'n'roll bingo as seen at ATP!

• Tuesday, February 16 Wolf People, Moulettes, Sam Pulham 8pm £5

  The Jagjaguwar-signed London band play psych-folk tinged with darkly distorted blues and kraut-beat wanderings to celebrate the release of their Tidings compilation.

  http://www.ticketweb.co.uk/user/?region=gb_london&query=schedule&venue=lexington&month=0&day=28&year=110
  
• Wednesday, February 17 Fleur-De-Lys presents 6 Day Riot, The Boy Who Trapped The Sun, Real Fur 7.30pm adv £4

  The multi-membered band featuring ukulele, shakers, double-bass, glockenspiel, saw, accordion, trumpet and more play upbeat, evangelical alt-folk/pop.

  http://www.wegottickets.com/event/68479
  
• Thursday, February 18 Club Panda presents Ardent John, Youth In Colour 7.45pm £6, w/flyer £5

  ARDENTJOHN come from Edinburgh and have received comparisons in the press to Doves, The Verve, as well as having a bit of a 'country twang' about them. "Bouncing between breezy pop, murky soundscapes and sunny harmonies, best exemplified on standout track Legoland Towns. It's definitely one to check out." - Is This Music

  http://www.clubfandango.co.uk/gig.php?id=1307
  
• Friday, February 19 White Light Vs A Badge Of Friendship presents These Monsters, Shield Your Eyes, Munroe Effect 8pm-4am adv £5, £5, after 11pm £5, concs £3, w/email free

  These Monsters album launch supported by Shield Your Eyes and Munroe Effect with Pulled Apart By Horses DJs.

  http://www.wegottickets.com/event/70808
  http://www.whitelightfriday.com
• Saturday, February 20 Nashville on Thames Club 2pm-7pm free!

  The honky-tonk club in London that plays both kinds of music. Expect to hear the likes of Hank Williams (I, II and III), Johnny Cash, Steve Earle, Dolly Parton, Dave Dudley, Wayne Hancock and more from DJs and hosts Sheriff Marshal Lawman and the Wagga Wagga Kid, with the occasional guest DJ.

  Time Out call us “Proper country music about lyin’, cheatin’, stealin’, drinkin’ and fightin’." The NME says they're “A night which seizes country music for us Brits." The Times have picked them as a Top 5 club night.

  http://www.myspace.com/takethisclubandshoveit
• Saturday, February 20 Bedsitland presents... Katja von Kassel 9pm-4am £5, £4 with Depeche Mode ticket stub!

  Katia von Kassel has been described as everything from 'a gothic cross between Marlene Dietrich and Dita von Teese' to 'Electro Weimar Cabaret'! Switching between English and German lyrics, Katjas' breathy vocals and unique style of modern electro is enough to have anyone hooked!
  

• Saturday, February 20 Let's Get Physical 2pm £5

  Aerobics and dance-routines for those who'd rather go down the pub. Dance to pop and rock'n'roll and feel justified in having some refreshing drinks afterwards.

• Sunday, February 21 Hangover Lounge VS Scrabble Club - DJ Downfall guest DJ 2pm-9pm free!

  Downstairs at The Lexington DJs play soothing sounds for the head-hurty, soul-weary and music-loving people. Kids allowed until 7pm.

• Sunday, February 21 Upset The Rhythm presents Toro Y Moi, Dent May 8pm adv £7.50

  South Carolina resident Chaz Bundick AKA Toro Y Moi is a multi-cultural juggernaut gathering up the best musical elements from around the globe - R&B, indie-rock, electronic dance and psychedelia, with obvious comparisons being made with the likes of Animal Collective, Ariel Pink and Neon Indian. As well as shared reference points with his contemporaries, 23 year old Chaz crafts songs in a range of genres from freak-folk to R&B to French house, gorgeous funky synth and guitar play, pumping digital rhythms and gorgeously bright vocal harmonies.

  http://www.wegottickets.com
  
• Monday, February 22 Mean Fiddler presents Liam Frost, Jose Vanders, Among The Oak And The Ash 7.30pm adv £8.50

  Breezy pop, soulful songs, touching ballads and bittersweet melodies from the diamond in the rough.
  
  “Full of breezy pop…from the widescreen Springsteen storytelling to the touching balladry.” – Q Magazine
  
  “Beautiful and contemplative..the album shows every facet of the diamond in the rough that is Liam Frost” – Clash
  
  “A gorgeous record, dripping with romantic sentiment” – Hot Press
  
  

  http://www.ticketweb.co.uk/user/?region=gb_london&query=detail&event=359276
  http://www.meanfiddler.com
• Monday, February 22 Rough Trade Pop Quiz! 8pm-10.30pm £1 per team member, up to 6 in a team

  The very legendary Rough Trade Pop Quiz! presented by Paul Guided Missile every Monday downstairs at The Lexington! Picture rounds, cartoon rounds, name-that-tune rounds, trick questions and prizes.

  no advance tickets, arrive early to grab a table!
  http://www.myspace.com/paulguidedmissile
• Tuesday, February 23 Twisted Wheel, The Black Dove Experiment 8pm adv £7.50

  Oldham’s Twisted Wheel are pleased to announce details of their first Headline Tour of 2010.
  
  Having emerged blinking into the limelight at the onset of 2009 Twisted Wheel have released their debut album , spent an inordinate amount of time criss crossing the UK making friends with critics and fans alike, all the while consolidating their tenure as perhaps one of the most incendiary live personas around.
  
  Recently afforded guest status on Paul Weller UK dates, which when they end in mid-December will be the band’s live finale after which they will enjoy the festive season prior to taking to the road again with a short tour of Japan followed with these shows in February , March and April…

  http://www.ticketweb.co.uk/user/?region=gb_london&query=detail&event=360597
  
• Tuesday, February 23 Rock'n'Roll Bingo 8.30pm-10.30pm £1 PER GAME

  Lord Sinclair presents Balls, Prizes & Swearing! Featuring the original rock'n'roll bingo as seen at ATP!

• Wednesday, February 24 ...

• Thursday, February 25 Ungdomskulen, The Good The Bad, VUK 8pm adv £5
  http://www.ticketweb.co.uk/user/?region=gb_london&query=schedule&venue=lexington&next=356570
  
• Friday, February 26 White Light presents Dum Dum Girls, A Grave With No Name 8pm-4am £5, after 11pm £5, concs £3, w/email free

  Live are Sub Pop signees Dum Dum Girls sounding something like a cross between the Ronettes and The Ramones.
  “The Dum Dum Girls… From the discordant depths of the indie underworld comes a lo-fi superstar.” NME
  
  Support from A Grave With No Name combining ethnic nostalgia, avant garde interpretations of folk and sheer abstractions.
  
  White Heat's sister indie club and lounge over two floors. White Light/Heaters and friends play music for dancing upstairs and anything from before 1984 for lounging downstairs!

  http://www.ticketweb.co.uk
  http://www.whitelightfriday.com
• Saturday, February 27 Nashville on Thames Club 2pm-7pm free!

  The honky-tonk club in London that plays both kinds of music. Expect to hear the likes of Hank Williams (I, II and III), Johnny Cash, Steve Earle, Dolly Parton, Dave Dudley, Wayne Hancock and more from DJs and hosts Sheriff Marshal Lawman and the Wagga Wagga Kid, with the occasional guest DJ.

  Time Out call us “Proper country music about lyin’, cheatin’, stealin’, drinkin’ and fightin’." The NME says they're “A night which seizes country music for us Brits." The Times have picked them as a Top 5 club night.

  http://www.myspace.com/takethisclubandshoveit
• Saturday, February 27 Club 27/11 presents The Glitches 10pm-4am £5, £3 before 11pm

  
  
  A unrinsable baggy club night playing indie old & new, 90s and baggy on the 4th Saturday of every month.
  
  Resident DJs Woolfie and Mega Rowlett play Friendly Fires, Happy Mondays, Rolling Stones, Stone Roses, Streets, Strokes, Glasvegas, Enemy, Dizzee Rascal, Coral, Cribs, Twang, Vampire Weekend, Verve, White Stripes, Who, Cure, Arctic Monkeys, Ash, Babyshambles, Beatles, Blur, Oasis, Kinks, Kings Of Leon and more.
  
  Downstairs DJ Dexter plays the very best of the 50s, 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s, 00s and more - expect rock'n'roll, beat-pop, psych, twist, glam, prog, kraut-rock, electronica, punk, post-punk, pop-punk, power-pop, electro-pop, indie-pop, alt-rock, r&b, disco, retro-soul, ye-ye and so much more
  www.myspace.com/getreadyfortheglitches

  No advance tickets!
  http://www.myspace.com/club2711
• Sunday, February 28 Hangover Lounge 2pm-9pm free!

  Downstairs at The Lexington DJs play soothing sounds for the head-hurty, soul-weary and music-loving people. Kids allowed until 7pm.

• Sunday, February 28 Horse Shoes, White Town, Humousexual, Leaving Mornington Crescent 3pm £6

  The Brooklynite duo influenced by The Field Mice, The Smiths, Blueboy and The Wake headline a Popfest show.

  http://www.wegottickets.com/f/1236
  
• Monday, March 01 Pit Er Pat, Thee Fair Ohs CANCELLED 8pm adv £8

  CANCELLED. Refunds from place of purchase.

  http://www.ticketweb.co.uk/user/?region=gb_london&query=schedule&venue=lexington&next=368383
  
• Wednesday, March 03 Eden House, The Mumbles 7.30pm adv £10
  http://www.ticketweb.co.uk/user/?region=gb_london&query=schedule&venue=lexington&next=356570
  
• Thursday, March 04 Is Tropical, Glasser, Milk 8pm £4

  Somewhere between the frenetic scratchy impulses of the early Late Of The Pier demos and the Casio otherwordly goodness of Metronomy (says Pure Groove)
  London trio takes the sound that Metronomy mastered and runs with it in new and strange directions. Over the course of one song the band comes off as both creepy and precious, which is perfectly fine for a night out at the club. This is electronica that is more concerned about hooks and melody than your local popster, but the band isn’t afraid to throw you for a loop either — they don’t want you getting too comfortable

• Friday, March 05 White Light & Rock Feedback presents DD/MM/YYYY, Islets 7.30pm adv £6.50, after 11pm £5, concs £3, w/email free

  DD/MM/YYYY are an experimental indie band from Toronto, Canada. DMY possess a scattered map of influences from punk, hardcore, prog to synthed-up pop. Where some can fail to channel wide arrays of diversity effectively, the band succeed in making a hard-rocking and inventive blend of fast hook-filled progged punk-rock. Comparisons seem most clear to Q and Not U, Fugazi and Don Cabellero, or sceners down in LA's The Smell such as The Mai Shi here, but the band are certainly doing their best to push out in their own brave new direction. www.myspace.com/ddmmyyyy
  
  ISLET - Islet are a band that in all possible ways evade description. This is primarily because the instrumental post-rock wig-out, Steve Reich drum-duo breakdown, rhythmic shouty noisy…..ness of this band is so far stretched, pulled and refracted that it would be nigh on impossible to figuratively stuff it into any generically labelled jar. And secondly because, well, they don’t want me to try. This is a band whose recent rise to the public psyche has been catalysed by their efforts to stay quietly out of the spotlight. Fortunately, their live show is anything but quiet. Theatrical, ambitious, engaging and hypnotic, make sure to catch this fantastic new band in what promises to be a fine double header of future rock goodness. http://thisisislet.com/

  http://www.wegottickets.com/event/68021
  
• Monday, March 08 Sonic Cathedral presents Serena Maneesh 7pm adv £7.50

  Serena Maneesh play their first London show for three years, in support of their new album 'No. 2: Abyss In B Minor' which is released on 4AD on March 22. Plus special guests to be announced and Sonic Cathedral DJs.

  http://www.wegottickets.com/event/69785
  
• Tuesday, March 09 She Keeps Bees 7.30pm adv £7.50
  http://www.wegottickets.com/searchresults/page/2
  http://www.the-local.org.uk
• Wednesday, March 10 Exlovers 7.30pm adv £7
  http://www.ticketweb.co.uk/user/?region=gb_london&query=schedule&venue=lexington&next=356570
  http://www.livenation.co.uk
• Thursday, March 11 Rock Feedback and Green Man presents Cate Le Bon, Lawrence Arabia 7.30pm adv £8

  CATE LE BON : Welsh chanteuse Cate Le Bon first released a Welsh language EP Edrych yn Llygaid Ceffyl Benthyg back in 2008, and her much-lauded debut full release (put out by long-time collaborator Gruff Rhys of the Super Furry Animals) My Oh My provided equal measures of hauntingly beautiful folk and unpredictable, experimental psychedelia. Calling to mind the dark storytelling ways of Nico, full of strong references to her surrounding clan of musical collaborators in Gorkys Zygotic Mynci or the aforementioned S.F.A., Cate also featured in Gruff Rhys and Boom Bip's Neon Neon project on bass guitar and vocals.
  
  LAWRENCE ARABIA : Co-conspirator on this Green Man tour, Lawrence Arabia is the musical guise of New Zealand artist James Milne. Before settling into his new title, he's previously been involved groups as varied as The Brunettes and Okervill River, toured with Feist, and produced much of the music for excellent Kiwi indie film smash Eagle Vs. Shark. 2010 sees his debut release for Bella Union in the UK, entitled Chant Darling. Recorded over 18 months in a studio between Stockholm, London and Auckland, it's an album full of honest, earnest personality and some fantastic songs to while away the days to.

  http://www.wegottickets.com
  http://www.rockfeedback.com/live
• Friday, March 12 Plus Young & Lost after 11pm 8pm-4am £5, after 11pm £5, concs £3, w/email free

  White Heat's sister indie club and lounge over two floors. White Light/Heaters and friends play music for dancing upstairs and anything from before 1984 for lounging downstairs!
  
  After 11pm YOUNG & LOST CLUB PRESENT...

  http;//www.whitelightfriday.com
• Sunday, March 14 Hangover Lounge - Hacia Dos Veranos live - Mike Andrews DJ

• Monday, March 15 Clubhouse Records Album launch featuring Alan Tyler, The Snakes, Two Fingers Of Firewater, The Hi And Lo 7.30pm £5

  "Divided By A Common Language - Vol. 1" is released on Monday 15th March and to mark the occasion Clubhouse Records are throwing a party and treating everyone to a night at the Clubhouse!
  
  First 100 free: email clubhouserecords@live.co.uk with 'GUESTLIST' in the title.

  http://www.wegottickets.com
  http://www.clubhouserecords.co.uk
• Tuesday, March 16 SJM Concerts presents Alex Gardner 7.30pm adv £7.50

  Soulful ballads and pumping pop tracks from the Scottish teenage singer-songwriter to celebrate the release of his debut single 'I'm Not Mad'.

  http://www.seetickets.com
  
• Monday, March 22 Sonic Cathedral presents North Atlantic Oscillation 7pm £6

  Scottish electronica/post-rock trio North Atlantic Oscillation launch their debut album 'Grappling Hours', which is out today on Kscope. Plus special guests to be announced and Sonic Cathedral DJs.

  http://www.wegottickets.com/event/70737
  
• Friday, March 26 White Light/Goldenvoice presents Hoodlums 7pm adv £6, after 11pm £5, concs £3, w/email free

  Hoodlums play live then at 11pm White Heat's sister indie club and lounge over two floors takes over... White Light/Heaters and friends play music for dancing upstairs and anything from before 1984 for lounging downstairs!
  

  http://www.ticketmaster.co.uk
  http://www.aeglive.co.uk
• Saturday, March 27 Club 27/11 presents The Supernovas 10pm-4am £5, £3 before 11pm

  
  
  A unrinsable baggy club night playing indie old & new, 90s and baggy on the 4th Saturday of every month.
  
  Resident DJs Woolfie and Mega Rowlett play Friendly Fires, Happy Mondays, Rolling Stones, Stone Roses, Streets, Strokes, Glasvegas, Enemy, Dizzee Rascal, Coral, Cribs, Twang, Vampire Weekend, Verve, White Stripes, Who, Cure, Arctic Monkeys, Ash, Babyshambles, Beatles, Blur, Oasis, Kinks, Kings Of Leon and more.
  
  Downstairs DJ Dexter plays the very best of the 50s, 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s, 00s and more - expect rock'n'roll, beat-pop, psych, twist, glam, prog, kraut-rock, electronica, punk, post-punk, pop-punk, power-pop, electro-pop, indie-pop, alt-rock, r&b, disco, retro-soul, ye-ye and so much more
  
  www.myspace.com/supernovan19

  No advance tickets!
  http://www.myspace.com/club2711
• Tuesday, March 30 The Bronco Heist , Leddra Chapman, Georgia Strand £10, available from Sister Ray Record Shop

  Liverpudlian/London trio The Bronco Heist headline a show in aid of the Willow Foundation playing stomping indie-rock.
  http://www.myspace.com/thebrancoheist
  Leddra Chapman
  http://www.leddrachapman.com/
  Georgia Strand
  http://www.myspace.com/georgiastrandmusic

  http://www.willowfoundation.org.uk
• Wednesday, March 31 Her Name Is Calla, WorriedAboutSatan, The Monroe Transfer, Honrada 8pm £6

  HER NAME IS CALLA
  Her Name is Calla produce an intensity rarely seen these days, a mix of hushed tones and wailing guitars with brass and strings throw in for good measure. This UK-based collective have an almost slow-core element to their music but it's bigger and louder and longer than all of that. A must see.
  http://www.myspace.com/hernameiscalla
  
  WORRIEDABOUTSATAN
  Worriedaboutsatan take elements of ambient, minimal techno, electronica and post-rock and wrap them all in their own warm blanket. Their new album ‘Arrivals’ has gained some amazing press in recent weeks and interest will continue to grow over the months.
  http://www.myspace.com/worriedaboutsatan
  
  HONRADA London quartet playing space drone rock'n'roll, they are great!

  http://www.wegottickets.com/event/64700
  
• Tuesday, April 06 Rock'n'Rll Bingo

• Friday, April 09 White Light Presents... Young & Lost 8pm-4am £5

  White Heat's sister indie club and lounge over two floors. White Light/Heaters and friends play music for dancing upstairs and anything from before 1984 for lounging downstairs!
  
  After 11pm YOUNG & LOST CLUB PRESENT...'ALL THE YOUNG DUDES'
  
  Young & Lost Club bring you the hottest new bands to come down and play a few records..
  
  Special guest Djs Egyptian Hip Hop, Hit Club, Joe Lean,Dave Your Twenties and Young & Lost Club

  http;//www.whitelightfriday.com
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• Wednesday, April 14 Matthew And The Atlas

• Tuesday, April 20 Bird On The Wire presents Bear In Heaven 8pm

  The wide-eyed amongst you with your ears to the ground might have heard the name after just being awarded Pitchfork's "Best New Music" award, not to mention the album scoring a high 8 on their Richter Scale and Grizzly Bear tweeting about them... one for fans of Yeasayer, Wild Beasts etc, they're a Brooklyn 4-piece making psychedellic tinged rock that will frazzle the bits of your mind after it's been blown - and will be releasing their new album and touring throughout the UK this April.

  http://www.birdonthewire.net
• Saturday, April 24 The Standards 10pm-4am £5, £3 before 11pm

  
  
  A unrinsable baggy club night playing indie old & new, 90s and baggy on the 4th Saturday of every month.
  
  Resident DJs Woolfie and Mega Rowlett play Friendly Fires, Happy Mondays, Rolling Stones, Stone Roses, Streets, Strokes, Glasvegas, Enemy, Dizzee Rascal, Coral, Cribs, Twang, Vampire Weekend, Verve, White Stripes, Who, Cure, Arctic Monkeys, Ash, Babyshambles, Beatles, Blur, Oasis, Kinks, Kings Of Leon and more.
  
  Downstairs DJ Dexter plays the very best of the 50s, 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s, 00s and more - expect rock'n'roll, beat-pop, psych, twist, glam, prog, kraut-rock, electronica, punk, post-punk, pop-punk, power-pop, electro-pop, indie-pop, alt-rock, r&b, disco, retro-soul, ye-ye and so much more

  No advance tickets
  Club 27/11 presents
• Sunday, April 25 Jim Moray, Pig Earth 8pm £14, adv £12

  The Lexington will be hosting Jim Moray's London album launch concert in a fantastic intimate setting! At the age of 21 Jim Moray was hailed 'the greatest leap forward in folk for 30 years' (Neil McCormack,The Daily Telegraph)
  
  "The 21 year old singer-musician from Birmingham is threatening to do for the folk world what Nigel Kennedy did for classical music." David Sinclair, The Times
  
  Pig Earth is an original alternative contemporary Americana/Folk band formed around the songwriting of Neil Keveren and Emma Steele. The vivacious and uplifting songs often have a strong narrative in the tradition of folk but the band's approach is far from traditional! Look out for Pig Earth's debut album in 2010!

  http://www.wegottickets.com/event/68339
  
• Thursday, April 29 Nedry

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  http://www.myspace.com/thelocaluk
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• Thursday, June 03 MAYBESHEWILL

• Sunday, December 04 White Light



Please note! The Lexington is an 18+ venue.