Off the back of his award-winning debut album, ‘Faithful One’, the jazz piano wizard brings his otherworldly sounds to Camden.

Returning for their end of year party, Love Music Hate Racism is a grassroots campaign that seeks to unite people with the power of music.

Welcoming one of the most in demand DJ's within the underground music sphere, Peach takes over the theatre on 8th December

Folk beginnings meet indie tendencies on the delicate but melodic sounds of Billie Marten, a real gem of a singer-songwriter.

The electronic music duo celebrate 20 years of captivating audiences with their unique blend of house, hip-hop, and garage.

Lineup of the finest DJ’s spinning soul, jazz/funk, rare-groove, disco and soulful house in two rooms across KOKO theatre.

London, the party isn’t stopping there! Melanie C is adding an after party club night with her good friends Sink The Pink!

Pop-icon, Melanie C’s impact on the modern pop landscape has never been clearer as she celebrates her 50th birthday at KOKO

With five Grammy nominations and a number of notable features under his belt, Fridayy is the most sought after voice in Hip Hop today.

Veteran Manchester DJ & one of the UK’s most treasured selectors, Mr Scruff returns for another all night long. This time B2B with Aroop Roy

G Flip is a rare kind of multi-talent: a drummer first and foremost who also sings, plays guitar and piano, and produces their own music.

G Flip is a rare kind of multi-talent: a drummer first and foremost who also sings, plays guitar and piano, and produces their own music.

G Flip is a rare kind of multi-talent: a drummer first and foremost who also sings, plays guitar and piano, and produces their own music.

Musically extravagant but lyrically laser-focused, singer-songwriter Margo Price has cemented herself as a force in American music.

Blending rock, alternative, and indie musical soundscapes, James is a multi-disciplinary creative who is crafting his unique sound.

The Belgian composer blends electronics with elements of orchestral and classical music, showcasing his groundbreaking sound design

A singer, songwriter, and guitarist with a rich, velvety voice and an old-school aesthetic gleaned from classic pop crooners.

Known for his melodic flow and powerfully honest lyrics, the 22 year old rising star can count Cardi B and Drake as fans.

Guilty Pleasures celebrate their 20th birthday on Saturday Feb 24th and they are back at KOKO for a one-time only all-dayer! 

The Perth experimental quintet uncover all kinds of weirdness and psychotic fuzz in their deceptively concise and punchy sonic warfare.

With a baritone that recalls Marvin Gaye and Bill Withers, Jordan Mackampa makes emotionally driven indie-soul for a 2020s audience

Uniting leaders, creatives, artists and visionaries to explore topics across four themes facing the music and wider creative industries.

The Brooklyn-via-London seven-piece are named as a nod to Nile Rodgers’ Chic, and carry those same party-starting instincts.

Matching the likes of contemporaries IDLES or Fontaines DC, The Blinders bring their brooding and intense live show to KOKO in March 2024.

YONAKA fuse pop, punk, and hip-hop into a hypnotic alternative rock hybrid, creating music that morphs in tandem with their mood.

Full of immediacy, pop hooks and positive open-hearted lyrics Sea Girls are all about keeping your head up and taking a break.

Disrupting the norms of the collaborative process whilst showcasing a new generation of underground hip-hop, jazz, and soul music in the UK.

40 years into their career, Buzzcocks are the UK’s enduring punk heroes, and will bring four decades of brilliance to KOKO in March.

Weaving jazz-infused melodies with heartfelt lyrics, Yazmin Lacey is a singer-songwriter who knows something about coming into her own.

A singer-songwriter who oozes a level of emotional vulnerability and sweeping lyrics that set him apart from his pop counterparts.

Championing the Johannesburg music scene with her ethereal flow and Pop-tinged take on Amapiano, Tyla is making her presence known.

Carrying the torch for international funk, Dabeull will take you on a space-time journey straight to the golden age of music: the 70s & 80s.

Jalen Ngonda is the new Washington-born, UK-based soul star on everyone’s lips, with a singular voice and rare knack for melody and flow.

Lord Apex is a rare character, his musical knowledge a rabbit hole and that’s evident in the producers, musicians, artists and DJs that he w

Fusing garage, dance and punk, the London based duo have built a cult following and garnered key tastemaker support along the way.

Combining carefully-crafted melodies with gripping, emotional lyrics, his music has a magical quality that pulls listeners in.

Simmering R&B, masterful pop hooks, earthy soulful vocals, hip-shaking dance beats, and the spiralling melodics of Tamil music.

Welcome back to the More Joy Disco, the LGBTQ disco collaborative effort from More Joy and Sink The Pink’s Glyn Fussell.

Indie pop group who have made a reputation for themselves as one of the most beloved cult acts in the Scottish alt-scene.

Bailey Zimmerman will never play venues this intimate again, such is the country star’s incredible and continuing rise to stardom.

Faye's signature sound pairs close, whisper-quiet, home-recorded vocals with the unmistakable sound of musicians together in a room.

Faye\'s signature sound pairs close, whisper-quiet, home-recorded vocals with the unmistakable sound of musicians together in a room.

The hits of The Feeling have endured and remained vital for decades now, and will be shown off in all their glory at this Camden gig.

Taking a cue from youthful folk revivalists The Staves blend the wistful cadences of classic British folk with breezy, Laurel Canyon-era pop