Pitchfork Music Festival London starts tomorrow: The Avalanches, Noname and the week’s best gigs

Pitchfork Music Festival London returns tomorrow for a week of gigs across the capital. From Monday 2 to Sunday 8 November, The Avalanches, Noname, Tortoise, DIIV and dozens of emerging acts play venues from Camden to Dalston and the South Bank.

The big nights

• Friday 6 November, Roundhouse: The Avalanches & Friends
• Saturday 7 November, Roundhouse: Noname, celebrating ten years of Telefone, with Georgia Anne Muldrow, Cleo Reed and Kaicrewsade
• Saturday 7 November, Dalston Takeover: Psychedelic Porn Crumpets, DIIV, Working Men’s Club and Mandy, Indiana across EartH, the Shacklewell Arms, The Victoria, Cafe OTO and St Matthias Church
• Sunday 8 November, Royal Festival Hall: Hania Rani

Who else is playing

The line-up also includes Actress, Tortoise, Panda Bear & Sonic Boom, Thaiboy Digital, Olof Dreijer, Aja Monet, Los Thuthanaka, The Radio Dept., Lido Pimienta, Jacob Alon and Kiwi Jr., plus a long list of new artists. This is the sixth London edition of the festival, which started in 2021.

Tickets

There is no single festival pass. Each gig is ticketed separately through DICE, with prices varying by act and venue. Early examples included around £43 for The Avalanches at the Roundhouse and around £42 for the Dalston Takeover. Check availability before you travel, as popular shows can sell out.

Sources: Shortlist, RouteNote, Pitchfork Music Festival London. Photo: The Roundhouse, adam w, CC BY 2.0.

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