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One Direction to star at iTunes festival
The iTunes Festival is set to be feature chart-toppers and teen heart-throbs One Direction.
London 2012: First BT River of Music tickets to be released
The first batch of tickets for a festival celebrating the music of every country taking part in London 2012 will be released tomorrow.
Clubbing preview: Simian Mobile Disco to launch new album at Fabric this week
One of the most popular acts in recent electronic music history will play a special extended set at Fabric this week to mark the release of their new album.
The Apple Cart Festival returns to Victoria Park over Jubilee weekend with big names in music and comedy
The Apple Cart, a family-friendly festival of music, comedy and cabaret, will return to Victoria Park for its second year on the Diamond Jubilee weekend – and children will get in for free.
Ballet: Snow White leads the Wicked Queen a fine dance at Sadler’s Wells
The most famous Snow White I know is the Disney cartoon version, writes Allis Moss.
Album review: Zulu Winter - Language
Multi-layered indie bedecked with synths and highfalutin ideas proves a tad over-ambitious
Album review: The Heartbreaks - Funtimes
The combo of jangly guitar and a joyful revelry in angst marks this out as a solid debut
Music review: The Cribs and Glasvegas play KOKO in the Camden Crawl finale
Camden Town festival signs off in style with star-studded KOKO show
Stars of BBC talent show The Voice to perform live in London
Stars of BBC talent show The Voice will be coming to London later this year as part of their nationwide tour.
Queen add extra London date in Sonisphere aftermath
Queen announced that they will add a third London concert with Adam Lambert at HMV Hammersmith Apollo in July.
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Books See all
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Music See all
- One Direction to star at iTunes festival
- London 2012: First BT River of Music tickets to be released
- Clubbing preview: Simian Mobile Disco to launch new album at Fabric this week
- The Apple Cart Festival returns to Victoria Park over Jubilee weekend with big names in music and comedy
- Ballet: Snow White leads the Wicked Queen a fine dance at Sadler’s Wells
Showbiz See all
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