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Trampolene Wednesday 1st November at Banquet Records, 5:00pm

Beans On Toast Tuesday 5th December at Banquet Records, 6:00pm

Gang Of Youths Thursday 26th October at New Slang, 9:00pm

Tom Chaplin Saturday 25th November at All Saints Church PLEASE NOTE: If you chose Collect In-store as your delivery option, your tickets will need to be collected from the shop rather than from the venue. To really begin the countdown to Christmas, Tom Chaplin plays a set at All Saints Church. The Keane frontman released his debut solo studio album The Wave to acclaim in October 2016. Twelve Tales Of Christmas will serve as the follow up and includes new material as well as four covers of Christmas songs. There's no more gorgeous a venue in which to see this iconic singer perform these songs than the Church. “Christmas is my favourite time of year,” says Tom who has fond memories from his childhood. “The passing years have conspired to erode that magic but I still feel its presence when I gather together with my family.” We expect doors to be at 7:00pm, with Tom Chaplin expected on stage just before 8:00 Albums + Tickets are available from £13 or more ticket options will be available here. All Saints Church is next to / opposite John Lewis (KT1 1JP) Please support the church and use the bar they are providing.

Gang Of Youths Thursday 26th October at New Slang, 9:00pm Following the UK release of their second studio album Gang Of Youths play at New Slang. The Australian (now based in London) indie-rockers with infectious pop influences hit number 1 back at home with this album and we're excited to have them visit New Slang for the first time. They've got great hooks and melodies with bombastic and gripping electronics giving their tunes an extra charge. It's an eclectic mix of sounds but if you're into the likes of The Walkmen, Nothing But Thieves, Catfish & The Bottlemen or The National then there's something here for you. "poetically explores the human experience in all its bleakness and triumph, confusion and clarity, heartbreak and joyousness. A remarkable odyssey of an album that’ll engulf you, leaving a bewildered smile on your face, a tear in your eye and a heart that’s full." - Rolling Stone Australia, James Clements "A stirring collection of music that places Gang of Youths another rank higher in the echelons of Aussie rock bands" - Triple J After the show, it's New Slang as usual where you can expect to hear the likes of The 1975, Catfish & The Bottlemen, CHVRCHES, The Amazons and many more until 2AM. Times TBC, but we expect doors to be at 9:00pm with Gang Of Youths on stage at 10:30pm, please check back. Album + Ticket combos are available from £10 or more ticket options are available here. Please Note: The Hippodrome is an 18+ venue. Valid PHOTO ID will be required. New Slang is held at The Hippodrome, 1 St James Road, Kingston, KT1 2AH New Slang Ticket

Jessie Ware Tuesday 24th October at All Saints Church PLEASE NOTE: If you choose Collect In Shop as your delivery option, your tickets will need to be collected from the shop rather than from the venue. Following the release of her third full length album Jessie Ware plays at the Church. Following on from her critically acclaimed 2014 album Tough Love, Jessie is back with Glasshouse. High-end music for the masses with intricate songwriting laid side by side with her spellbinding voice and what better place to have her play at the beautiful All Saints Church. Glasshouse is an album that may not have come together. Not until a defining moment in Jessie’s life where the stress and anxiety of delivering the record fell away and her songwriting began to coalesce around new themes after giving birth to her baby. If you also want a copy of the new album then combos are available here. 7:00pm - Doors 8:00pm - Jessie Ware All Saints Church is next to / opposite John Lewis (KT1 1JP)

Brand New Noise Wednesday 25th October at Club Night Our regular punk / emo party night, New Noise, this time with a twist... between 11:00pm - 12:00am we'll only be playing tunes from the legends that are Brand New, to celebrate the physical release of Science Fiction. We'll be giving away a vinyl copy of the album as well, so come down early, we've done this before and we loved it, so we're doing it again. Afterwards we'll go back to playing a range of punk through to ska and back to emo, you can expect to hear bands such as Modern Baseball, Moose Blood, Less Than Jake, A Day To Remember, Jimmy Eat World, Reel Big Fish, Paramore, Bring Me The Horizon, Can't Swim, All Time low, Enter Shikari, The Used, You Me At Six, Refused and obviously much more! £3 before 11:00 £4 after Please note: Bacchus is an 18+ venue, so please bring photo ID or you won't be able to get in!

The Hempolics Tuesday 17th October at Banquet Records, 6:00pm Following the release of their new album The Hempolics play in the shop. Bringing a flood of organic, free-flowing and lush rootsy-reggae vibes in the form of their new album Kiss, Cuddle & Torture: Volume 1. Massive bass, irresistible grooves as they fuse genres together. The album entitled ‘Kiss, Cuddle & Torture Vol. 1’ was recorded in a back to basics fashion throughout the bedrooms and home studios of the band producing an infectious mash-up of Reggae, Electro, Hip-Hop, Dancehall, Rock and Pop. Although the weather out might be dull London-side it’s strictly sunshine vibes, resplendent with huge hooks and festival-friendly choruses. The Hempolics are out to put those organic rootsy vibes back into music; with their fat radio-friendly hooks, bumping soundsystem bass and a wanderlusty, ineffably real sound all of their own... In-store Grade B. Anyone is welcome but priority will be given to anyone who orders a copy of Kiss, Cuddle & Torture: Volume 1 from us.

Muskets Friday 20th October at Banquet Records, 6:00pm Tickets and albums for collection at the shop on the evening of the in-store. Please bring your order number with you. Celebrating the release of their debut album Muskets play in the shop. The debut album from the Brighton grunge-punks is released on the same day as they return to Kingston, there's plenty of gritty and raw vibes throughout their music that will appeal to the fans of Citizen, Milk Teeth and Gnarwolves. With inspiration from Pixies' Surfa Rosa and Nirvana's Bleach, Muskets crafted every single one of their parts on the spot. To capture album's the natural energy and emotion, it was tracked live allowing for the tempo to fluctuate and give a sludgy quality to drummer Joe Phillips' gritty, hard-hitting rhythms. In-store Grade B. Anyone is welcome but priority will be given to anyone who orders a copy of Chew from us. LP

Jessie Ware Tuesday 24th October at All Saints Church PLEASE NOTE: If you choose Collect In Shop as your delivery option, your full order, including tickets, will need to be collected from the shop rather than from the venue. Following the release of her third full length album, 'Glasshouse' Jessie Ware plays at the Church. Following on from her critically acclaimed 2014 album Tough Love, Jessie is back with Glasshouse. High-end music for the masses with intricate songwriting laid side by side with her spellbinding voice and what better place to have her play than the beautiful All Saints Church. Glasshouse is an album that may not have come together. Not until a defining moment in Jessie’s life where the stress and anxiety of delivering the record fell away and her songwriting began to coalesce around new themes after giving birth to her baby. Album+Ticket combos are available from £13 or more ticket options will be available here. 7:00pm - Doors 8:00pm - Jessie Ware All Saints Church is next to / opposite John Lewis (KT1 1JP)

The Go! Team Thursday 18th January at New Slang, 9:00pm The night before their new album is released The Go! Team play at New Slang. This will be the band's first New Slang visit and we're excited to have them down to celebrate their new album that follows up from 2015's The Scene Between. Infectious and massive indie-pop tunes that take on a marching-band styled sound on this record, with plenty of soul stomping sounds, hip hop beats and plenty of joy. Stacking up sousaphones, glockenspiels and steel drums, breakbeats and SEMICIRCLE is a kaleidoscopic cacophony, almost as if the sound itself is bent and refracted in the metallic curves of a trumpet, comforting and intoxicating at the same time. One moment we hear the kids from Detroit channelling Rescue Me’ and ‘SOS’ on ‘Mayday’, a morse-code- inspired soul belter about a love emergency, then there’s Ninja unleashing a volley of verbal stingers on ‘She Got Guns’ or the lo-fi R&B vocal for ‘Chain Link Fence’; SEMICIRCLE brings together unlikely elements to create a euphoric, exhilarating experience. After the show, it's New Slang as usual where you can expect to hear the likes of The 1975, Foals, The Vaccines, Wolf Alice, alt-J and many more until 2AM. Support is coming from Birdsworth. 9:00pm - Doors 9:30pm - Birdsworth 10:30pm - The Go! Team Album + Ticket combos are available from £11 or more ticket options will be available here. Please Note: The Hippodrome is an 18+ venue. Valid PHOTO ID will be required. New Slang is held at The Hippodrome, 1 St James Road, Kingston, KT1 2AH New Slang Ticket

Best Ex Thursday 2nd November at Banquet Records, 5:00pm Following the release of the new EP, Best Ex plays in the shop. Mariel has been in the shop before under the name Candy Hearts, now continuing on with her excellent blend of bittersweet and charming indie-pop driven tunes full of sugary and fun melodies as Best Ex. To me, Best Ex is taking everything that Candy Hearts is -- everything that I am -- and giving it a breakup makeover. Only I didn't break up with a lying, good-for-nothing human being, I broke up with my lying, good-for-nothing anxiety. To me, this record is that light at the end of the tunnel I've been trying to find for the last two and a half years. Making it felt like falling and figuring out my wings actually hadn't been clipped like I thought. I'm so happy to have this finally be out there and to have it stand, where it belongs, alongside all of our other songs, which I consider a deep part of who I am. In-store Grade C. Anyone is welcome but priority will be given to anyone who orders a copy of Ice Cream Anti Social from us.

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