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AJR Monday 13th May at Banquet Records, 6:00pm

Drahla Sunday 5th May at Banquet Records, 5:00pm CD | LP

Jade Bird Friday 10th May at Banquet Records, 5:30pm and 6:30pm CD | LP

SYML Tuesday 30th April at Banquet Records, 6:00pm Just before the release of his debut album, SYML visits the shop. SYML is the solo project of Brian Fennell. I didn’t think SYML would grow to a place where a full album would be needed or wanted. But I made a full album, and I hope you like it. Thank you for giving me a reason to create. It comes out May 3rd and includes some of your favorites from the past two years, including new versions of “Girl” and “Wildfire” as well as a bunch that will be new to all of you. In-store Grade B. Priority will be given to anyone who orders a copy of SYML from us. CD | LP

Loyle Carner Wednesday 24th April at Signing Session at Banquet Records, 5:00pm Albums and tickets for collection at our shop on the evening of the signing, please bring your order number with you. Loyle Carner visits Kingston in celebration of his new album, Not Waving, But Drowning. Loyle's music is something special. The new album is everything we wanted. Infectious, soulful, clever, story-telling with razor-sharp flow. He's coming to Kingston on Wednesday to sign copies of the new album which is out now. Priority and tickets go to people who order the album from Banquet. CD | LP

Club Night Thursday 18th April at New Slang, 11:00pm The night before Easter Friday, New Slang will be open and running the indie-alt party and with this being our only night where everyone's got the next day off, it's sure to be a good'un. No bands playing, but we'll be DJing a range of bangers, just to name a few, Catfish and The Bottlemen, Jamie T, Justice, The Kooks, Slaves, Royal Blood, Wolf Alice, Interpol, Jorja Smith, The 1975, Everything Everything and plenty more. We'll be open and running from 11:00pm - 2:00am. Pryzm is an 18+ venue. A valid Passport or Drivers License MUST BE SHOWN. New Slang is held at Pryzm, 154 Clarence St, Kingston upon Thames KT1 1QP

Miss World Saturday 13th April at Banquet Records, 3:00pm In town for Record Store Day, Natalie Chahal aka Miss World brings her infectious mix of scuzzy garage-punk to the shop on Record Store Day. Unbelievable this is her first Kingston gig, but she's no stranger to these parts. Natalie is also one half of Shit Girlfriend who has a release out for RSD.

Bear's Den Friday 26th April at All Saints Church On the day that their new album is released, Bear's Den return to Kingston to play at All Saints Church. The hugely anticipated third full length album from the wonderful Bear's Den is titled 'So that you might hear me'. They play an absolutely stunning mix of indie-folk with electronic elements to add an ethereal feel. They were last in Kingston in 2016 at The Hippodrome and their live shows are spellbinding, we can't wait to hear this new offering and see them in the beautiful All Saints Church. A need for connection lies at the heart of the band’s third album. Both bold and exposed, intimate yet expansive, the first two tracks are a perfect example of this: ‘Fuel On The Fire’ pulses and blossoms from the visceral throb of drum machine beats and electric guitars into an orchestral beauty that showcases the more electronic side of the band. This is juxtaposed with the bewitching “Blankets Of Sorrow" that demonstrates the more intimate Bear’s Den sound and explores themes of familial love and of trying to reach someone who can no longer be reached. With the band beloved by their fans for the way their songs have woven themselves into the fabric of some of the most bittersweet chapters of their lives, ‘So that you might hear me’ continues in that vein, pairing soaring melodies with poignant and at times unsettlingly personal lyricism. Times TBC but we expect doors to be at 7:00pm with Bear's Den on at 8:00pm. This show is 14+, under 14s must be accompanied by a ticket-holding adult. All Saints Church, 14-16 Market Place, Kingston, KT1 1JP (next to / opposite John Lewis) Albums + Tickets will be posted separately unless you selected 'Collect in shop'. CD | LP

slowthai Tuesday 21st May at Banquet Records, 6:00pm Marking the release of his hugely anticipated debut full length album, the acclaimed Northampton rapper slowthai visits the shop for the first time. His album titled Nothing Great About Britain is a direct, forward-thinking slice of UK hip-hop and includes some guest spots from Skepta and Jaykea. He's bound to go on to do some monumental things. Standing alongside righteous anger and hard truths, it's this willingness to appear vulnerable that makes Ty such a compelling storyteller, and this debut a vital cultural document, testament to the healing power of music. As Ty himself explains, "Music to me is the biggest connector of people. It don't matter what social circle you’re from, it bonds people across divides. And that's why I do music: to bridge the gap and bring people together." In-store Grade A. Priority will be given to anyone who orders a copy of Nothing Great About Britain from us. Admission to the in-store is via order number - please bring yours with you. Unless you select Collect In-store, albums will be posted - release date is 17th May. CD | LP

Kate Nash Tuesday 21st May at Banquet Records, 8:00pm To celebrate the vinyl release of the second Kate Nash album My Best Friend Is You, the legendary singer-songwriter plays at ours. This will be a great, and intimate, celebration of a great album In-store Grade A. Priority will be given to anyone who orders a copy of My Best Friend Is You from us. Albums and tickets for collection at our shop on the day of the in-store. Please bring your order number with you. LP

The Skints Thursday 9th May at New Slang, 9:00pm If you select Collect In-store at checkout, your full order will need to be collected from our shop ahead of the show, not from the venue. The album is released the day after the show. Just before the release of their new album, The Skints play at New Slang. The UK's premier reggae-punk band make a welcome return to New Slang all to celebrate the release of their highly anticipated new album Swimming Lessons. The new album follows on from 2015's FM, and it really sounds like they've pushed themselves into some exciting new territories as they mix up more genres and influences into their infectious music (maybe even some heavy-metal sounds...) We've been big fans for a long while and we're super excited for this one. The Skints, have clawed their way up from the depths of the underground punk/ska scene to become a unique fixture on the global reggae stage. Drawing influences as wide as soul, pop, grime, and hardcore, their original brand of “tropical punk” has seen them evolve in to one of the hardest working and most respected bands in UK music. Produced by The Skints in collaboration with Mike "Prince Fatty" Pelanconi, Ben Lamdin, Jack Longman and Pete Miles. DOORS - 9:00PM TREE HOUSE FIRE - 9:30PM THE SKINTS - 10:30PM New Slang is an over 18s event, and is strict on ID. Please bring photo ID with you on the night, whatever age you are. New Slang is held at Pryzm, 154 Clarence St, Kingston upon Thames KT1 1QP New Slang Ticket CD | LP

Johnny Lloyd Thursday 9th May at Banquet Records, 6:00pm Celebrating the release of his new solo album, Johnny Lloyd (formally of Tribes) makes a welcome return to the shop. Very much indicative of his newfound direction and a bold departure from his indie-rock roots,‘Next Episode...' sees Johnny’s sound metamorphosing to find kindred spirits with the likes of Nick Drake or Sparklehorse, channeling that hushed, alternative-folk sound that is so eternally enchanting. Rich with personal renovations and revelations inspired by a whirlwind of changes in Johnny’s life over the past few years, the intimate and mature songs of the album tackle growth, getting sober and becoming a father, in a record that earnestly witnesses this songwriter enter back into the spotlight and truly come of age. In-store Grade B. Priority will be given to anyone who orders a copy of Next Episode Starts in 15 Seconds from us. CD | LP

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