2019 has been quite the year for London-based artist Little Simz. The 25-year-old released her breakthrough third record Grey Area to near-universal acclaim, acted alongside Kano and Ashley Walters in ...

Evolutionary Arts Hackney (EartH) have launched a Crowdfunder to raise money towards creating Earth Studios, an educational and creative space for young members of the community. What was Dalston's ...

A concertgoer is suing a Dalston arts centre for more than £250,000 over a claim that part of the ceiling collapsed on to her head during a gig. Karen Tudor-Hart, 46, says she has been left in ...

New East London venue EartH needs your help to transform its basement into an expansive education centre for young people with interests in music. Organised in collaboration with local charity ...

Disco dancers! On Friday 4th October, we celebrate three incredible decades of Dimitri from Paris. A selector that needs no introduction, having single-handedly pioneered the French house music scene ...

Full line-up will be announced on Friday 31st January 2025. Sign-up to register for pre-sale access. This means you’ll receive the link to buy early bird tickets before anyone else. Please note: The ...

Eastern Margins is set to present a new festival celebrating East and South East Asian culture, Margins United, in Hackney, London. Supported by the UK Arts Council, the 12-hour day and night event is ...

Big Issue Invest (BII) has committed to a significant new investment in VU X Earth Limited (“VU”), a social enterprise, and owner of the Village Underground and EartH Hackney live performance venues ...

The venue’s history has been varied. Originally built in 1936 as an art deco cinema called The Savoy, it stopped showing films in 1984 (its last screening was Scarface, fact fans) and became a snooker ...

“This is sacred ground,” Abigail Morris told the crowd at Hackney’s EartH last night. This was for a very specific reason. The gig was taking place just around the corner from small music venue the ...

Any list of beloved live music venues is sure to be littered with closed, gone-but-not-forgotten havens. Think London’s Astoria or Manchester’s Haçienda. And coming out of the pandemic, having been ...