It’s Monday! Which is obviously the best day of the week, as Monday means a new Nordic Gig Guide! Want to stay up to date with the vibrant Nordic live music scene? Then this is the article for you!
Monday 27th – Moonface and Siinai, Hoxton Square Bar, London
The Canadian musician Moonface has teamed up with the Finnish band Siinai to collaborate in the making of the newly released album My Best Human Face. Now they’re heading to London to perform the album live at Hoxton Square Bar and tickets are still available here.
Wednesday 29th – Barbarisms, Rough Trade East, London
Stockholm-based trio Barbarisms are gearing up for the release of their second album, Browser, with a special show at London’s Rough Trade East record store! It’s a free show, but it’s first come first served, and entry can only be guaranteed with a wristband, which you can get when you pre-order their album here!
Sunday 2nd – Todd Terje, Barclaycard British Summer Time, London
The Norwegian DJ, Songwriter and Producer Todd Terje, who just released his new album The Big Cover-Up was previously crowned as one of ‘the 25 DJs That Rule the Earth‘ by Rolling Stone magazine and is now playing in London’s Hyde Park alongside musical giants like Florence + The Machine and Kendrick Lamar. This is definitely a show worth attending!
Sunday 3rd – Wildbirds and Peacedrums, Milton Court Concert Hall, London
These guys are old uni mates and now married, both in life and through their music project Wildbirds and Peacedrums. The Swedish duo is playing the Nils Frahm curated festival at the Barbican in London. It’s a very special event for the two and it will be just as special for the lucky ones experiencing the event.
More Nordic shows coming up in July…
Tuesday 5th – Less Win, The Shacklewell Arms, London
Sunday 10th – John Grant, T in the Park Festival, Perthshire
Tuesday 12th – Kaleo, Dingwalls, London
Wednesday 13th – Samaris, CLF Art Café, London
Festival 15-16th – Kiasmos, MØ, Miike Snow, Lovebox Festival, London
Festival 16th-17th – John Grant, Samaris, MØ, Of Monsters and Men, Latitude Festival, Southwold
Festival 17th – Sigur Rós, Axel Flóvent, Antimony, Citadel Festival, London
