What The LGS Are Booking Right Now

“All the gigs I’ve booked over the past few months are finally rolling round, starting with The Sprints at the O2 Forum in Kentish Town. They are an Irish garage punk band that remind me of Fontaines DC or Amyl and The Sniffers with a dash of Radiohead. Their debut album, Letter To Self, is never one I skip when it crops up on my playlist. I’m also going to Honey Dijon's event at Drumsheds for a night of house-y, disco-infused dancing. Plus, I’ve already booked my ticket to Love International for next year. Finally, by the time you’re reading this, I’ll be on a flight to Copenhagen to enjoy a long weekend of Danish pastries and fresh seafood – stay tuned for my reccs."

"To fill the looming darker months, I’m booking film dates and (hopefully) some theatre. The cinema line-up looks especially exciting over the next few weeks, with releases like Ridley Scott’s Gladiator 2 and Small Things Like These starring Cillian Murphy. I’m also keen to book White Rabbit, Red Rabbit – the no-rehearsals, no-director play with a fresh script and surprise actor each night. Of course, I’d also love to see The Devil Wears Prada starring Vanessa Williams and featuring music by Elton John.”

“This month is very theatre-heavy as I’ll be heading to Richmond to watch Guards at the Taj, a play that delves into the power struggles within the Indian subcontinent. I also plan to watch Emily in Paris star Lily Collins and Money Heist actor Álvaro Morte in Barcelona. Next up is the powerful 80s Exhibition at Tate Britain, which explores the transformative British decade and the fight against racism within England. On the music front, I’m excited to see Panjabi MC and Jazzy B, a unique fusion of traditional Punjabi beats and modern sound. Finally, I’ll be visiting Burnt Faith’s Brandy Bar, where Neil Rankin is putting a twist on deep-dish pizza.”