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Fashion
The bass line has dropped. And so has Craig David's fashion line. Available to buy now at Selfridges
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Things To Do
As festival season draws to a close, we round up the best gigs to help you keep the beat going
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Essential
Visual Arts
400 years, 7 operas, and a display spanning geography, history and art: the V&A and Royal Opera House collaborate to stage the first blockbuster exhibition on opera
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Visual Arts
A challenging web of sound and stories: Hearing Voices is selling out at the Print Room
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Classical Music
Rising star and virtuoso pianist Thomas Nickell comes to Park Lane for an evening dedicated to cultural interaction in music
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In the Know
Classical Music
Seventy talented musicians flood to London from abroad – the Hong Kong Music Series promises a jam-packed musical itinerary this month
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Festival
A year-long cultural exchange between Britain and South Korea kicks off this July with a wealth of events across London
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Features
Speakers 'n' headphones at the ready - get ahead with our round-up of the buzziest artists on the music scene, before anyone beats you to it
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Talks
Join classical musician Evgeny Kissin as he discusses his music, memoirs and life beyond the piano
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Features
As Their Mortal Remains exhibition opens at the V&A, let us take you on a trip through Pink Floyd's musical journey. Lysergic acid diethylamide not included
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Essential
Visual Arts
Pink Floyd return to the stage at the V&A’s latest blockbuster retrospective, 50 years after they recorded their debut single Arnold Layne
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Tried and Tested
Visual Arts
Nobel Laureate Bob Dylan: a second London exhibition to present his silkscreens of American landscape
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Festival
Music, theatre, comedy, literature, dance and more all in one fabulous festival: Latitude 2017 line-up is here
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Gigs
Join some of the newest names in pop, rock, soul and folk at a one-off gig at this special venue in West London
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Festival
Moomins, gonks and cinnamon buns aplenty: the Southbank Centre Nordic Matters festival programme is set to delight. Skål!
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Features
Forget jingling bells and New York fairytales: Culture Whisper have created the ultimate Christmas playlist to make you smile
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Features
Don't miss out on the most exciting gigs and concerts in London next year: here is our guide to who, where, when and how to book tickets.
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Gigs
Laura Marling has added one more date to her 2017 tour. Roundhouse welcomes the shapeshifting folk singer this spring.
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Gigs
Frank Ocean has been announced as Friday's headliner at Lovebox 2017 in London's Victoria Park, his first show in three years
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In the Know
Gigs
Adele has announced, alongside her pregnancy, that she will perform two concerts entitled 'The Finale' at Wembley Stadium in the summer of 2017
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Gigs
Kate Bush's Before The Dawn is a raw and emotional live album of her 2014 concerts
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Tried and Tested
Cinema
Gimme Danger, the Iggy and the Stooges documentary, is one of two Jim Jarmusch films out this month, with Paterson being released next week
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Gigs
With musical influences from pop-rock to rococo-bahaus, this French psych band will play the O2 Shepherds bush in November 2016
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Essential
Gigs
Grammy award winner Drake brings his worldwide tour to London in 2017
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Tried and Tested
Cinema
In the next film by Ron Howard – new documentary The Beatles: Eight Days a Week – movie footage from behind the scenes shows a different side to the fab four
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Gigs
Live in London: Bon Iver bring haunting indie folk to the Roundhouse and Hammersmith Apollo in the band's first tour in five years
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Features
The change of season calls for a change of music. We've picked the best tunes for autumn and put them together in a handy Spotify playlist
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Tried and Tested
Visual Arts
Quite simply astounding. Drop everything and go: Ai Weiwei, Steve McQueen and Patti Smith: the first ever Reading Prison exhibition
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Features
Forget drab pop, and predictable indie. This summer we're travelling further afield. Here's our World Music rough guide, to little-known sounds from far away
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Tried and Tested
Theatre
The music of Beethoven is the soundtrack to a compelling tale of a marriage turned sour, sexual jealousy and revenge
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In the Know
Visual Arts
Sound and colour come together in The Infinite Mix: an offsite exhibition from the Southbank's Hayward Gallery, with Martin Creed, Jeremy Deller and many more
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Features
Is it too soon to choose an album of the year? 2016 has already given us plenty of options
