Festival season might be winding down, but you can still get your fix of live performances from a number of live gigs this month. Our September gigs guide brings you our top picks for gigs in the UK this month.
Omar – 9 September – Jazz Cafe We here at whynow can’t believe it’s been more than a year since Omar graced us with his impeccable vocals at 100 Club for the launch of our Audio platform. You should see him too this month. Homeshake – 17 September – Electric Brixton Who doesn’t love a bit of fuzzy, lo-fi guitar to chill you out? Especially as things start to all get a bit tense as we head into the gloomier seasons. Homeshake might have just the remedy you need. SAINt JHN – 19 September – Electric Brixton He’s from Brooklyn. He was raised in Guyana. And now he’ll be blessing our beloved Brixton this month. Catch SAINt JHN while he’s in town. Soccer Mommy – 22 September – O2 Forum Kentish Town Following the release of her latest album, Sometimes, Forever, back in June, Soccer Mommy will be bringing her own brand of indie-rock from her native Nashville to O2 Forum Kentish Town.
Hot Chip – 21 September – O2 Academy Brixton
If there’s one thing you can guarantee, it’s that Hot Chip will get you moving. And following the recent release of their latest dancefloor-filling album, Freakout / Release, they have plenty more to keep you doing so.
Mowgs – 25 September – Camden Assembly
Birmingham rapper Mowgs is continuing to carve a name for himself in the second city and will be treating the Camden Assembly to his dextrous flow later in the month.
070 Shake – 28 September – Electric Brixton
An exceptionally compelling artist who’s far more than “just another rapper”, New Jersey’s 070 Shake – a Ye affiliate – is heading to Electric Brixton, and she’s bringing her guilty conscience with her.
Willow Kayne – 29 September – XOYO
Having played at All Points East at the end of last month, rising star Willow Kayne will be topping off this month with her own headline show at XOYO.
Omar – 9 September – Jazz Cafe We here at whynow can’t believe it’s been more than a year since Omar graced us with his impeccable vocals at 100 Club for the launch of our Audio platform. You should see him too this month. Homeshake – 17 September – Electric Brixton Who doesn’t love a bit of fuzzy, lo-fi guitar to chill you out? Especially as things start to all get a bit tense as we head into the gloomier seasons. Homeshake might have just the remedy you need. SAINt JHN – 19 September – Electric Brixton He’s from Brooklyn. He was raised in Guyana. And now he’ll be blessing our beloved Brixton this month. Catch SAINt JHN while he’s in town. Soccer Mommy – 22 September – O2 Forum Kentish Town Following the release of her latest album, Sometimes, Forever, back in June, Soccer Mommy will be bringing her own brand of indie-rock from her native Nashville to O2 Forum Kentish Town.
Hot Chip – 21 September – O2 Academy Brixton
If there’s one thing you can guarantee, it’s that Hot Chip will get you moving. And following the recent release of their latest dancefloor-filling album, Freakout / Release, they have plenty more to keep you doing so.
Mowgs – 25 September – Camden Assembly
Birmingham rapper Mowgs is continuing to carve a name for himself in the second city and will be treating the Camden Assembly to his dextrous flow later in the month.
070 Shake – 28 September – Electric Brixton
An exceptionally compelling artist who’s far more than “just another rapper”, New Jersey’s 070 Shake – a Ye affiliate – is heading to Electric Brixton, and she’s bringing her guilty conscience with her.
Willow Kayne – 29 September – XOYO
Having played at All Points East at the end of last month, rising star Willow Kayne will be topping off this month with her own headline show at XOYO.
