Gigs · Oxford
Friday 30 October 2026 · Doors 20:00
Common Ground, Oxford
Barricane + Doops + Beth Eliza is on Friday 30 October 2026 at Common Ground, Oxford, with doors at 20:00. Tickets start at £5.50, including the booking fee.
A delicious three-course meal for the ears featuring -Barricane, Oxford's mighty folk-goth outfit weaving spells -Top-notch indie pop from Reading's Doops -Quality songs from newcomer Beth Eliza See www.gappytooth.com for more info in the weeks leading up to the gig, or use the contact box on the site to ask any questions. Also, find us on Facebook and Instagram, should that tickle your digital fancy. DON'T BE AN ARSE Our gigs are often highly eclectic, so there might be a wide variety of punters in our little venue. We want everyone to have a good time, so relax, express yourself and have a good gig, but be thoughtful of other people and don't ruin their night with your fun. Basically, just be considerate and nice, and everyone will be happy. Naturally, anyone who is actively aggressive, or who abuses anyone else on the grounds of gender, sexuality, ethnicity, Monster Munch flavour preference, or whatever the hell else might make a bigot irrationally angry, is out the door. WE'LL DO OUR BEST TOO In return, we'll make every effort to create a warm and pleasant environment, and we'll try our hardest to keep to the timetable (music starts at approximately 20.20, and will go on till a...
Barricane Doops Beth Eliza
Fri 6 NovDoors 19:10
Common Ground · Oxford
An evening of contemporary & Modern jazz quartet tunes by the likes of: Freddie Hubbard, Woody Shaw, Cedar Walton, Brian Blade, Kenny Wheeler as well as some of Hugh’s compositions from his latest album “Viewfinder” With: Hugh Pascall - Trumpet Liam Dunachie - Piano Dave Whitford - Double Bass Keith Fairbairn - Drums
From £11including booking fee
Get tickets (opens the official seller in a new tab)Wed 25 NovDoors 19:30
Common Ground · Oxford
Exciting new show and huge bill for November at Common Ground Oxford - we welcome Philippe Nash back to town after he's thrilled audiences over the past year alongside New Zealand songwriters Repulsive Woman and Babe Martin who are touring together and local scene legend Heather Blether playing solo! Weds 25th Nov from 7.30pm! Philippe Nash's songs and live delivery are gripping, rageful, cathartic and fragile - there is an undeniable presence to Philippe’s voice and a unique style to his writing and he sites punk-rock, midwestern emo, experimental folk and a touch noise as his influences while deep diving into his own visual world of folk-art inspired drawing, collage, painted poems and ephemeral compositions. We first met Millie Lovelock of Repulsive Woman in 2018 as she played in her alt-grunge duo Astral Children for us - now based in Manchester we've been trying to do another show for many years so we're stoked to hear her delicate, folk-pop leanings in the flesh for the first time. Babe Martin, with a voice like velvet and an acerbic deftness to her lyrics, comes to Oxford for the first tme with warm washes of violin and seascapes of piano combining to create a sonic world...
From £7.70including booking fee
Get tickets (opens the official seller in a new tab)Fri 27 NovDoors 20:00
Common Ground · Oxford
Join us for the last time in 2026 at Common Ground for three exciting new acts *Dirty Sock Puppets mash together a bit of grunge, emo, and indie with a dash of metal *Mofish are a London post-punk Britpop trio full of anger and other pretty things *Fawn Breaks is a gloriously bombastic local performer, where ELO meet Radiohead and Queen meet Muse See www.gappytooth.com for more info in the weeks leading up to the gig, or use the contact box on the site to ask any questions. Also, find us on Facebook and Instagram, should that tickle your digital fancy. DON'T BE AN ARSE Our gigs are often highly eclectic, so there might be a wide variety of punters in our little venue. We want everyone to have a good time, so relax, express yourself and have a good gig, but be thoughtful of other people and don't ruin their night with your fun. Basically, just be considerate and nice, and everyone will be happy. Naturally, anyone who is actively aggressive, or who abuses anyone else on the grounds of gender, sexuality, ethnicity, Monster Munch flavour preference, or whatever the hell else might make a bigot irrationally angry, is out the door. WE'LL DO OUR BEST TOO In return, we'll make every effort...
From £6.60including booking fee
Get tickets (opens the official seller in a new tab)Thu 3 DecDoors 19:30
Common Ground · Oxford
Swansea Sound: a band that came into being during lockdown and decided that fast, loud, political indiepop punk was the answer to being stuck indoors. Who needs introspection? Hue Williams is reunited with Pooh Sticks singing partner Amelia Fletcher (ex- Talulah Gosh, Heavenly). Rob Pursey (also ex-Heavenly) and Ian Button provide the noise.
From £8.80including booking fee
Get tickets (opens the official seller in a new tab)Fri 30 OctDoors 13:00
New Cross Inn · London
Safe As Milk Promotions and New Cross Live present
From £36.02including booking fee
Get tickets (opens the official seller in a new tab)Fri 30 OctDoors 17:00
Boisdale of Canary Wharf · London
Dinner & Table Reservations from 5pm. DJs from 7pm-2am Boisdale has Jools Holland as Patron of Music, a live programme that runs seven nights a week and a NEXO sound system installed because the music demands it. Mi-Soul Radio has Gordon Mac MBE, Kiss FM in its DNA and thirty years of soul, house and R&B running through everything it does. On Friday nights the two come together on the first floor and the result is exactly what you would hope for. The selectors rotate through the Mi-Soul roster each week, which keeps the sets fresh without ever dropping the standard. Deep soulful house one Friday, classic R&B the next, but always played by someone who has a genuine relationship with the music rather than a playlist and a laptop. Start on the heated terrace with a cocktail overlooking Cabot Square, move inside when the night builds and let the sound system do the rest. First Floor Bar & Heated Garden Terrace Nestled in Cabot Square and overlooking the fountain with the Canary Wharf skyline beyond, the first floor bar and heated garden terrace is a destination in its own right. Fine wines, premium spirits and expertly crafted cocktails, with a selection that covers everything from rar...
From £11including booking fee
Get tickets (opens the official seller in a new tab)Fri 30 OctDoors 17:30
St Andrews Church · Hove
Andy Panayi is one of the UK's most well-respected sax players, with a biography that reads like a who's who of jazz. In this project he looks to the music and compositions of one of hard-bop's most melodic, yet often overlooked trumpet players – Kenny Dorham. With Chris Coull – trumpet, Mark Edwards – piano, Simon Thorpe – bass, and Joe Edwards – drums.
From £13.20including booking fee
Get tickets (opens the official seller in a new tab)From £30.25including booking fee, plus any per-order fees
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