live music - Hackney Citizen (Page 2)

The San Franciscan gives a ‘soulful’ performance at the unassuming Hackney venue

Author: Gaia Caramazza

The American band’s Dalston gig shows ‘comparisons to Black Sabbath are not misplaced’

Author: Casey Cooper-Fiske

The Canadian rapper, who has worked with stars like Dua Lipa and M.I.A, ‘unashamedly seduces the audience’

Author: Lizzie Deane

The unconventional pianist put on a ‘bewitching’ show to celebrate his 70th birthday

Author: Lizzie Deane

The Parisian band’s mix of yeye, surf rock and garage swept the audience off its feet

Author: Casey Cooper-Fiske

Manager Alexis Blondel vows to ‘keep the ship afloat’ as events are put on hold

Author: Andrew Barnes

The electronic music polymath (and occasional NTS Radio DJ) muses on poetry and the daily grind in her mesmerising debut live show

Author: Hackney Citizen

This month’s gig guide is an all-American affair: except for a hard-riffing band named after a Gloucestershire village…

Author: Andrew Barnes

Our reviewer stuck with the Arizona band, through 15 minute songs and a chatty Dalston crowd, to reach a climactic finale

Author: Hackney Citizen

Neo-psychedelia, slinky soul and the funeral for a much loved UK record label – it’s all in this month’s gig guide

Author: Andrew Barnes

We chat to Speaking In Tongues, who will play Talking Heads: 77 and Remain in Light in full later this month

Author: Hackney Citizen

Yak’s wild take on modern psychedelia is only enhanced by the energetic antics of whirlwind frontman Oli Burslem

Author: Hackney Citizen