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SUMMARY:SouthWestFest - Patchwork Project Workshops
DESCRIPTION:Patchwork Project \nDate: 10th\, 17th and 20th July \nTime: 16:30 – 18:00 \nLocation: Churchill Gardens Estate Square\, SW1V 3AL \nWho is this event aimed at: Ages 12 – 18 and 60+ \nAbout this event: Join SouthWestFest and theatre maker\, poet and facilitator Antonia Underwood for this free drop-in intergenerational workshop bringing together creative writing and crafting! This workshop will focus on exploring your creativity through responding to prompts about home\, the future and what that might mean to you. Using recycled materials\, you will craft your ideas and dreams for the future. Each individual creation will be stitched together to make one huge community installation patchwork\, which will be displayed at the final drop-in workshop\, alongside a community meal.
URL:https://eventsforlondon.co.uk/event/southwestfest-patchwork-project-workshops/
LOCATION:Churchill Gardens Square
CATEGORIES:Awards,Events in London,Performing Arts,Visual Arts,Writers
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SUMMARY:Flora Johnston in Conversation with Lisa Highton
DESCRIPTION:Join Flora Johnston and Lisa Highton in conversation for the paperback launch of The Paris Peacemakers. \nThe Paris Peacemakers \nParis\, 1919. As the fragile negotiations of the International Peace Conference get underway\, typist Stella Rutherford throws herself into her work and the mixture of glamour and devastation the City of Light reveals. She will do anything to escape the grief coming in waves for her beloved brother\, Jack\, buried near Arras. \nHer sister Corran is about to put her academic career to use teaching the troops in France\, a chance to see what the experience was like for countless men\, including her fiancé\, Rob Campbell. \nRob was part of the celebrated Scottish rugby team that was swept up in war fever and mown down in battle. He has been profoundly marked by his time as a surgeon on the front line\, devastated by the incessant grind of the injured\, dying\, and dead. \nThe Paris Peacemakers follows three Scots as they attempt to pick up the pieces of their lives while the fabric of Europe is stitched together for good or ill. \nFlora Johnston Biography \nFlora Johnston lives in Edinburgh\, and The Paris Peacemakers is her second novel. Her love of Scottish history began at St Andrews University and has spanned working at the National Museum of Scotland and a career in heritage interpretation. \nJames Robertson described her debut novel\, What You Call Free (Ringwood Publishing\, 2021)\, as ‘historical fiction of the highest quality’. She has published several nonfiction historical books and now enjoys exploring the different questions we can ask of the past through fiction. \nLisa Highton Biography \nLisa Highton joined Jenny Brown Associates literary agency as an Associate Agent in 2022. \nShe was the Founder and Publisher of Two Roads\, an imprint of John Murray Press/Hachette\, where she published authors including Kirsty Wark\, Sally Magnusson\, Monty Don\, Ruth Hogan\, Janet Skeslien Charles\, Guinevere Glasfurd\, Janet Ellis\, Sarah Haywood\, Susan Calman and Wendy Cope. \nOver a long career in publishing both in the UK and Australia\, where she was publishing director of Doubleday\, HarperCollins and then Hodder\, Lisa has published many bestsellers. She seeks distinctive storytelling\, finding hidden stories with emotional heart and connecting them with readers.
URL:https://eventsforlondon.co.uk/event/flora-johnston-in-conversation-with-lisa-highton/
LOCATION:HTA Design\, HTA Design\, 75 Wallis Road\, London\, E9 5LN
CATEGORIES:Arts,Community Events,Conversation,Events in London,Free Events,Literature,Networking,Women,Writers
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20241113T183000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20241113T203000
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SUMMARY:Through Lines - Writing Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a new workshop on creative writing. Drawing inspiration from Futurist literature and manifestos\, this guided session will delve into narrative techniques and experimental writing. \nIn this welcoming session\, discover how words and imagination can craft multimedia stories. Some material will be provided\, but you are welcome to bring your own. This workshop is open to all\, and no prior experience is required.
URL:https://eventsforlondon.co.uk/event/through-lines-writing-workshop/
LOCATION:Estorick Collection of Modern Italian Art\, 39a Canonbury Square\, London\, N1 2AN\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Events in London,Visual Arts,Workshops,Writers
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20250203T210000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20250208T223000
DTSTAMP:20260603T080531
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SUMMARY:Thanks for Having Me - Comedy
DESCRIPTION:RISING STARm  KEELAN KEMBER’S NEW COMEDY COMES TO LONDON. \n  \nPrepare to laugh\, cringe\, and fall in love with Thanks for Having Me\, a sharp new comedy. Following his sold-out success with February Face\, Kember returns with a fresh and witty take on mismatched roommates and the rollercoaster of modern romance. \n\n\n\nThanks for Having Me centres on Cashel\, a neurotic 30-year-old still nursing the wounds of a breakup\, and Honey\, his carefree best friend whose only constant is his refusal to settle down. As Cashel navigates his heartbreak and Honey fumbles through the minefield of modern dating\, their opposing worldviews collide in a series of laugh-out-loud moments. But as the dust settles\, who is teaching whom about love? This heart-warming and sharp-edged comedy explores the trials of dating in your late twenties and asks: what does “moving on” really look like?
URL:https://eventsforlondon.co.uk/event/thanks-for-having-me-comedy/
LOCATION:KIngs Head Theatre\, 116\, Upper Street\, London\, N1 1QN
CATEGORIES:Cheap Tickets,Comedy,London Theatre,Performing Arts,Writers
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20250909T190000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20250909T210000
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SUMMARY:FRAME / REFRAME: Zine Making & Inner Weather with Clare Macdonald
DESCRIPTION:Connect with your inner self through guided meditation\, writing\, drawing and zine- making. \nAs we gather in the juniper-infused IMT Gallery\, this workshop offers an opportunity to notice your inner weather and begin to reframe your stories through writing\, meditation\, and zine-making\, setting intentions for the days ahead. \nIn uncertain times\, we carry protective beliefs\, inherited narratives\, and quiet fears. But what happens when we pause to notice these internal frames—and begin to reframe them? \nFRAME / REFRAME is a group workshop that explores fear\, identity\, and perception through zine-making. In a reflective and supportive setting\, we’ll use writing prompts\, folding techniques\, and collage materials to each create an 8-page personal zine. \nNo prior experience in art or meditation is needed. This workshop offers a creative space for playful inquiry\, intuitive process\, and shared reflection. \nDrawing materials will be provided\, but you are welcome to bring any personal materials or collage elements that resonate with you to enrich your experience. \nA selection of herbal teas will be served throughout the evening. \nWhat We’ll Do: \n• We will begin with a guided meditation to check in with our inner state\n• Group writing prompts will help surface subconscious and conscious patterns • Learn to fold and assemble your own 8-page personal zine\n• Explore drawing\, collage\, and layering to express internal themes \n\n\n  \n\n\n\n\n\n\n• A collective reflection on what we have uncovered in the process \nThis workshop is open to all: artists\, writers\, deep feelers\, the zine-curious\, and anyone navigating emotional weather. No experience necessary. \nWhat You’ll Leave With: \n• A handmade 8-page zine capturing part of your inner landscape • A shared experience and creative reflection\n• A new way of seeing and shifting the stories we hold \nAbout Clare Macdonald: \nClare Macdonald is a filmmaker\, writer\, artist\, and educator whose work investigates perception\, language\, and inner states. With over a decade teaching and running workshops on the Architectural Association’s Foundation Course and Visiting Lecturer on the Screenwriting and Filmmaking MA programmes at London Film School\, Clare is a published poet and zine-maker\, member of the Zine You Next Tuesday collective formed from the Royal Drawing School’s Graphic Narratives course\, with three issues in circulation and a fourth forthcoming. \nReserve your spot for now for an evening of inspiration and connection. Concessions are available. \n\n\n\n\nSee you there!
URL:https://eventsforlondon.co.uk/event/frame-reframe-zine-making-inner-weather-with-clare-macdonald-2/2025-09-09/2/
LOCATION:IMT Gallery\, Unit 2/210 Cambridge Heath Road\, London\, E2 9NQ
CATEGORIES:Classes,Crafts,Events in London,Illustration,Mental Health,Visual Arts,Workshops,Writers
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SUMMARY:FRAME / REFRAME: Zine Making & Inner Weather with Clare Macdonald
DESCRIPTION:Connect with your inner self through guided meditation\, writing\, drawing and zine-making. \nAs we gather in the juniper-infused IMT Gallery\, this workshop offers an opportunity to notice your inner weather and begin to reframe your stories through writing\, meditation\, and zine-making\, setting intentions for the days ahead. \nIn uncertain times\, we carry protective beliefs\, inherited narratives\, and quiet fears. But what happens when we pause to notice these internal frames—and begin to reframe them? \nFRAME / REFRAME is a group workshop that explores fear\, identity\, and perception through zine-making. In a reflective and supportive setting\, we’ll use writing prompts\, folding techniques\, and collage materials to each create an 8-page personal zine. \nNo prior experience in art or meditation is needed. This workshop offers a creative space for playful inquiry\, intuitive process\, and shared reflection.  \nDrawing materials will be provided\, but you are welcome to bring any personal materials or collage elements that resonate with you to enrich your experience.  \nA selection of herbal teas will be served throughout the evening. \nWhat We’ll Do: \n\nWe will begin with a guided meditation to check in with our inner state\nGroup writing prompts will help surface subconscious and conscious patterns\nLearn to fold and assemble your own 8-page personal zine\nExplore drawing\, collage\, and layering to express internal themes\nA collective reflection on what we have uncovered in the process\n\nThis workshop is open to all: artists\, writers\, deep feelers\, the zine-curious\, and anyone navigating emotional weather. No experience necessary. \nWhat You’ll Leave With: \n\nA handmade 8-page zine capturing part of your inner landscape\nA shared experience and creative reflection\nA new way of seeing and shifting the stories we hold\n\nAbout Clare Macdonald \nClare Macdonald is a filmmaker\, writer\, artist\, and educator whose work investigates perception\, language\, and inner states. With over a decade teaching and running workshops on the Architectural Association’s Foundation Course and Visiting Lecturer on the Screenwriting and Filmmaking MA programmes at London Film School\, Clare is a published poet and zine-maker\, member of the Zine You Next Tuesday collective formed from the Royal Drawing School’s Graphic Narratives course\, with three issues in circulation and a fourth forthcoming. \nReserve your spot for now for an evening of inspiration and connection. Concessions are available. \nSee you there!
URL:https://eventsforlondon.co.uk/event/frame-reframe-zine-making-inner-weather-with-clare-macdonald/
LOCATION:IMT Gallery\, Unit 2/210 Cambridge Heath Road\, London\, E2 9NQ
CATEGORIES:Crafts,Events in London,Mental Health,Visual Arts,Workshops,Writers
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SUMMARY:Sunk Into the Earth
DESCRIPTION:What do you do when your ex-situationship appears after six years in prison for killing her sister’s husband? You invite her and all your friends over and hope for the best\, right? Sunk Into the Earth opens to reveal a cozy get-together with a tight-knit group of friends\, properly enjoying their weekly pizza-and-wine-night\, until we discover that one of the group has just been released from prison for murdering her sister’s abusive husband. As the play unfolds\, the characters grapple with their relationships and complex history with one another\, prompting deeper thought on the devastating impacts of domestic violence\, the uniqueness of female friendships\, and the intricacies of queer relationships. A love story set against the violent backdrop of an unspeakable act of sisterly devotion\, Sunk Into the Earth is deeply honest in confronting the abyss inside us all. Jagged and tender\, dark and light\, the play investigates just how far we’ll go for the deep bonds that connect and entangle us.
URL:https://eventsforlondon.co.uk/event/sunk-into-the-earth/2025-09-19/
LOCATION:etcetera theatre\, 265 Camden High Street\, London\, NW1 7BU
CATEGORIES:Cheap Tickets,Comedy,Performing Arts
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SUMMARY:Language & Chaos For Beginners: A Lab For New Writers
DESCRIPTION:A playful workshop for the creatively curious. In games of chance and memory excavation\, we’ll spark new language\, scenes\, and storylines. \nDate and time: \nThursday\, October 16 · 6 – 8pm GMT+1. Doors at 5:45pm \nLocation: \nThe Residence Gallery \n229 Victoria Park Road London E9 7HD \nAbout this event: \nDo you ever feel like creative writing is unfamiliar territory\, that your attempts at crafting prose are quickly cut short by self-doubt\, or that––when it comes to language and story––you’re stuck in frustrating patterns? \nThis class invites you into a space of experimentation—through games of chance\, memory excavation\, and playful dives into our own half-remembered myths\, we’ll spark the creation of new language\, scenes\, and storylines. It’s particularly well-suited to those from visual arts backgrounds\, offering intuitive\, image-driven approaches to language and story. We are interested in the emergent: the ideas and worlds which appear in us regardless of our own beliefs about our writing skill. By loosening our grip on outcome and leaning into surprise\, we’ll sidestep habitual thinking and discover unexpected access points into storytelling. \nIf you have no English literature background whatsoever\, you’ll feel right at home; no prior literary training is assumed or required. Our approach is accessible and unpretentious\, with an emphasis on creative exploration rather than jargon. \nOur focus is on generative practices—approaches that forge a way into writing when you feel stuck\, uninspired\, or unsure where to begin. Game objects like dice and tarot cards will help us invite random chance and ‘good chaos’ into our work\, encouraging surprise and spontaneity in the creative process. You’ll collect a range of practical tools to carry with you: ways to jumpstart new projects\, tap into unfamiliar voices\, re-enter stalled scenes\, and re-engage with memory. Curiosity will be our engine as we explore accessible\, repeatable methods designed to move us beyond creative ruts and into fresh terrain. \nYou might walk away with the beginnings of something new—a character\, a scene\, an idea—but the real goal is to give you an experience of writing that feels alive and personally meaningful. This is a space to write without pressure\, to get curious\, and to let your creative instincts lead the way \nWhat to Bring:\n– A notebook and pen (I strongly encourage this over a laptop\, but of course bring whatever tools meet your needs)\n– Things to make your seated area more comfortable\, like a pillow or a blanket\n– a coin\, a 6-sided dice\, and a tarot deck (only if you have them––we’ll have extras)\n– A favourite fairytale– no need for a physical copy\, just have one in mind! \nArianna Reiche is the author of Warden / Star (Tangerine Press) and At The End Of Every Day (Atria Books/Simon & Schuster)\, and has been praised by The New York Times for her ‘enormous gifts’. She was Founding Editor of The Wrong Quarterly\, and her short fiction has appeared in Ambit Magazine\, Joyland\, The Mechanics’ Institute Review\, Berlin’s SAND Journal\, Feels Blind Literary\, Lighthouse Press\, and Popshot. She’s written features for ArtNews\, New Scientist\, The London Fashion Week Daily\, Fest Magazine\, Vogue International\, and Vice. She teaches on City University’s creative writing MFA programme\, where she also carries out doctoral research on interactive narratives and metafiction\, with a focus on multimodal\, non-linear storytelling.
URL:https://eventsforlondon.co.uk/event/language-chaos-for-beginners-a-lab-for-new-writers/
LOCATION:The Residence Gallery\, 229 Victoria Park Road\, London\, E9 7HD
CATEGORIES:Arts,Cheap Tickets,Community Events,Events in London,Literature,Visual Arts,Workshops,Writers
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SUMMARY:Re-Enchant: February
DESCRIPTION:Part of the Re-Enchant series\, this evening of live literature is curated by poet Nick Moss in collaboration with The Cockpit. Re ‑Enchant: Poetic Experiments for a New World invites poets\, word artists\, ranters\, spell‑casters\, rappers and you to create new poetry every third Sunday. Performers for the February edition will be announced; open‑mic slots are available by application. The event explores new ways of making poetry to vandalise and renew literary forms\, hybridise understanding and reframe consciousness—and to have a good time.
URL:https://eventsforlondon.co.uk/event/re-enchant-february/
LOCATION:The Cockpit\, Gateforth Street\, London\, NW8 8EH\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Arts,Events in London,Literature,London Theatre,Poetry
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20260517T150000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20260517T170000
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SUMMARY:Guest House: Unwriting the Artist’s Statement Online Workshop with Elle Reynolds
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a focused\, playful session of conversation\, making\, and discovering your own voice. This workshop creates space to build confidence\, loosen habits around language\, and allow your voice to develop naturally\, staying close to your practice rather than separate from it. \nUnwriting the Artist’s Statement invites you to abscond from International Art English and respond directly to your work. Moving away from the critical language often used to address contemporary art\, this workshop proposes different protocols for speaking about your practice to the world.  \nThrough a series of guided prompts\, improvisation\, and gentle exercises\, participants will work with revision\, association\, and a deliberate quality of randomness to develop ways of using their own voice. The focus is on speaking through the work rather than separating language from practice. \nThis is a supportive space for play\, experimentation\, and discovery. No previous experience or prepared text is needed.  \nThe workshop is hosted by IMT Gallery and led by artist Elle Reynolds\, whose practice works through collaborative processes\, storytelling\, and material experimentation. Her work explores making as a way of thinking together\, with a particular interest in shared authorship\, provisional forms\, and the social life of materials. \nOver the two hours\, you will: \n\nDevelop new ways of talking about your work that feel personal and less rehearsed\nLoosen habits around formal or institutional language\nBuild confidence in speaking and writing about your practice\nGenerate material you can continue to develop after the session\nConnect with others navigating similar questions around language and practice.\n\nAbout Elle Reynolds: \nArtist/scholarresearcherquiet disrupter\, Elle Reynolds has a background in organising practice. She continually challenges traditional institutional structures\, reimagining the use of time and space. Her art making under the pseudonym Guest-Host-Guest includes object installation\, collaborative events\, performative storytelling and interventions that unsettle the notion of archive through spatial exploration\, participation\, and the disruption of academic language. She holds a PhD investigating alternative art school spaces and serves as a Non-Executive Director and Board member of TOMA (The Other MA)\, an alternative art school in Southend-on-Sea\, Essex. Recent projects include workshops for New Contemporaries and Creative Break Time. She is currently Programme Leader of the Graduate Diploma in Art at Goldsmiths. \nThis workshop is open to all: makers\, artists\, writers\, anti-writers\, poets\, curators at any stage of their practice\, and anyone interested in finding alternative ways to speak about their work. It is especially useful if you are preparing portfolios\, applications\, or exhibitions\, or if you simply want your language to feel more natural and connected to what you do.  \nPlaces are limited to keep the session conversational and supportive—book early to secure your place. \nEarly Bird Rates are available until 29 March at 11:59pm GMT \n_\nImage: ‘Morass’ Mapping by Elle Reynolds
URL:https://eventsforlondon.co.uk/event/guest-house-unwriting-the-artists-statement-online-workshop-with-elle-reynolds/
LOCATION:Online\, 49 Featherstone Street\, London\, EC1Y 8SY\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Classes,Conversation,Courses,Education,Online Events,Virtual Events,Visual Arts,Workshops,Writers
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SUMMARY:The Long Play Sessions: A Sound So Very Loud • The story of Oasis with Ted Kessler and Hamish MacBain
DESCRIPTION:Join us for an unmissable night celebrating the music\, madness\, and enduring legacy of Oasis — one of Britain’s most explosive and influential bands.\nThrough the lens of A Sound So Very Loud — the definitive new book by acclaimed music journalists Ted Kessler and Hamish MacBain — this immersive evening dives deep into the songs\, stories\, and chaos that defined a generation. \nThe evening will be hosted by Daniel Rachel\, former musician-turned-award-winning and bestselling author whose previous works include: Isle of Noises: Conversations with Great British Songwriters\, Walls Come Tumbling Down: The Music & Politics of Rock Against Racism\, 2 Tone and Red Wedge and most recently This Ain’t Rock ‘n’ Roll: Pop Music\, The Swastika and The Third Reich (nominated for The Penderyn Music Book prize). \nTickets available here and currently on a limited 2-4-1 offer – https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-long-play-sessions-live-forever-the-story-of-oasis-tickets-1984712337027?keep_tld=true \nThe night includes:\n🎤 Book Talk & Q&A\nGo behind the music with two writers who were there from the start. From Supersonic to Champagne Supernova\, uncover the real stories behind Oasis’s biggest hits and the creative friction that made them legendary. Signed copies of A Sound So Very Loud will be available for purchase. \n🎧 Listening Party\nLose yourself in the anthems\, deep cuts\, and hidden gems that shaped the Britpop era. Expect nostalgia\, sing-alongs\, and maybe even a surprise or two. \n👥 About the Authors\nHamish MacBain\nA former writer at NME from 2004 to 2010\, MacBain had a front-row seat to the breakup of Oasis. He penned the words in the band’s final official tour programme and was en route to review their last UK show when it was cancelled. He co-authored Any Road Will Get Us There (If We Don’t Know Where We’re Going) with Noel Gallagher in 2018\, and his sleevenotes for the Be Here Now reissue were featured in the Chasing the Sun: 1993–1997 Oasis exhibition. \nTed Kessler\nKessler was on staff at NME from 1993 to 2003 before joining Q magazine\, where he worked for sixteen years\, including four as editor. He first interviewed Oasis in 1994 around their debut single Supersonic\, and his final interview with the band was in Amsterdam in 2009\, just before their split. Since then\, he’s written five Liam Gallagher cover interviews and remains one of the most trusted voices on the band’s legacy. \nThe Long Play Sessions\nThis event forms part of The Long Play Sessions\, a curated series hosted by ICMP celebrating some of the most influential voices writing about music today. Each session goes beyond the page\, offering live conversation\, cultural context and creative insight into the stories that shape music history. \nWe look forward to welcoming you to The Long Play Sessions for an essential evening exploring one of the loudest\, boldest and most influential moments in British music history.
URL:https://eventsforlondon.co.uk/event/the-long-play-sessions-a-sound-so-very-loud-the-story-of-oasis-with-ted-kessler-and-hamish-macbain/
LOCATION:ICMP\, Queen’s Park Campus\, 76-78 Salusbury Road\, London\, NW6 6PA\, ICMP Queen's Park Campus\, London\, NW6 6PA\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Cheap Tickets,Events in London,Literature,Music,Writers
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SUMMARY:Plume: A SW London Queer Writing Collective
DESCRIPTION:Join Plume\, SW London’s queer writing collective\, for a night of playful writing exercises\, storytelling\, poetry and good vibes! \nCome hang out with Plume\, a new regular queer writing collective based in SW London! This in-person event (1st and 3rd Monday of each month) is all about sharing\, creating\, and celebrating queer voices through the art of writing. Whether you’re into poetry\, prose\, or just love a good story\, there’s a spot for you here. Bring your vibes\, your words\, and get ready to connect with a community of writers in a safe and welcoming space . See you there!
URL:https://eventsforlondon.co.uk/event/plume-a-sw-london-queer-writing-collective/2026-06-01/
LOCATION:Rose House\, 70 Barnes High Street\, London\, SW13 9LD\, 70 Barnes High Street\, London\, SW13 9LD\, London\, SW13 9LD
CATEGORIES:Cheap Tickets,Community Events,Crafts,Literature,Networking,Performing Arts,Poetry,Workshops,Writers
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SUMMARY:The Long Play Sessions: Paul Sexton with Rock Goes to College (Special performance from Freya Everest)
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a special evening with Paul Sexton\, acclaimed music journalist\, author and broadcaster\, as he explores his latest book Rock Goes to College — the definitive\, untold story of the UK university gig circuit that launched a generation of legendary artists. With an opening performance by talented singer-songwriter Freya Everest\, this one is not to be missed!  \nIn Rock Goes to College\, Sexton traces the rise of Britain’s student gig circuit during the late 1960s and 1970s. This grassroots touring network became a proving ground for emerging artists during the explosion of rock music and the album era. As new universities and polytechnics opened across the UK\, bands criss-crossed the country in battered vans\, playing student unions\, honing their sound and chasing the dream of a record deal. \nDrawing on extensive original interviews and his unrivalled access to artists and industry figures\, Sexton tells remarkable early-career stories of acts including Pink Floyd\, Led Zeppelin\, The Who\, Queen\, Elton John\, Fleetwood Mac\, Genesis\, Nick Drake\, AC/DC and Dire Straits — as well as the student promoters and social secretaries who booked them\, many of whom would go on to shape the modern music industry themselves. The book also reveals how Paul McCartney and Wings returned to this circuit post-Beatles to road-test a new band from the ground up. \nPart music history\, part social history\, Rock Goes to College captures a vital moment when higher education\, youth culture and live music collided — shaping careers\, communities and the future of British rock. \nWhat to expect\n\nAn in-depth conversation with Paul Sexton on the stories and research behind Rock Goes to College\nInsight into the UK’s university gig circuit and its role in developing iconic artists\nDiscussion on music journalism\, biography and documenting cultural history\nAudience Q&A\nA live and intimate acoustic performance from Freya Everest\nBook signing opportunity — bring your copy or purchase one on the night\n\nWe look forward to welcoming you to The Long Play Sessions for an entertaining\, insightful and nostalgia-rich evening uncovering one of the most influential — and least documented — chapters in British music history. \nAbout The Long Play Sessions\nThis event forms part of The Long Play Sessions\, a curated series hosted by ICMP Music School\, celebrating influential writers whose work has shaped how we understand music\, culture and creative history. Each session brings landmark books to life through live conversation\, historical context and deep industry insight.
URL:https://eventsforlondon.co.uk/event/the-long-play-sessions-paul-sexton-with-rock-goes-to-college-special-performance-from-freya-everest/
LOCATION:ICMP\, Queen’s Park Campus\, 76-78 Salusbury Road\, London\, NW6 6PA\, ICMP Queen's Park Campus\, London\, NW6 6PA\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Cheap Tickets,Community Events,Events in London,Gigs,History,Literature,Live Music,Music,Performing Arts,Writers
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