Belle and Sebastian @ Royal Albert Hall
Belle and Sebastian perform at Royal Albert Hall's Loft, London, blending intimate indie pop with a grand, candlelit-hall atmosphere for a magical, up-close London night.
The Bad Sleep Well
Screening of Akira Kurosawa's 1960 neo-noir The Bad Sleep Well at Prince Charles Cinema, a tense Hamlet-inspired tale of corruption in postwar corporate Japan.
Beethoven’s Pastoral Symphony
Beethoven’s Pastoral Symphony performed by the London Philharmonic Orchestra at Royal Festival Hall, conducted by Kirill Karabits with Nikolaj Szeps-Znaider as soloist. The program also features works by Thorvaldsdottir and Bruch, adding contemporary color to the Romantic Beethoven.
Jessie J @ London Palladium
Jessie J headlines the London Palladium, delivering powerhouse vocals, dazzling pop-soul hits, and a high-glam, high-voltage performance in one of London's most iconic venues.
Patricia Nolz, Malcolm Martineau
A classical vocal recital at Wigmore Hall featuring soprano Patricia Nolz with pianist Malcolm Martineau, performing Schumann, Wolf, and Zemlinsky. An intimate program of lieder in a celebrated London venue, blending lyrical singing with sensitive piano accompaniment on 8 Apr 2026.
Freddie Gibbs @ O2 Academy Brixton
Freddie Gibbs headlines O2 Academy Brixton, joined by redveil, delivering hard hitting hip hop, cinematic samples, and raw streetwise storytelling in Brixton's iconic brick walled venue.
Sheila E. and the E-Train
Renowned percussionist Sheila E. performs with the E-Train for a high-energy jazz-funk night at Ronnie Scott's in London on April 8, 2026 at 8pm. Expect tight grooves, virtuosic drumming, and an intimate club atmosphere.
Patricia Nolz mezzo-soprano with Malcolm Martineau, piano
A refined classical vocal recital at Wigmore Hall featuring mezzo-soprano Patricia Nolz accompanied by pianist Malcolm Martineau. An intimate evening of lyrical art-songs performed in an renowned concert venue, showcasing a seamless blend of voice and piano artistry.
Company of Elders – They Look Like People
An intimate contemporary dance piece by Company of Elders at Sadler's Wells East, featuring Clarke, John-William Watson, Charlotta Öfverholm, Joshua Cartmell and Amelia Hawkes. Expect precise ensemble movement and thought-provoking storytelling in a London venue.
Lost Highway
Lost Highway at Prince Charles Cinema in London: David Lynch's 1997 neo-noir shown on the big screen, weaving two surreal tales of deceit and desire, tied by the same actress in both stories.
Arlo Parks @ CIRCUIT Kingston
Arlo Parks headlines Fabric London with intimate, lyric rich indie pop and shimmering electronic textures, turning the club’s neon labyrinth into a warm, storytelling filled night you will want to replay long after the encore.
I Voci Secreti - Virtuoso Women’s voices in Italy
London’s Barts Great Hall hosts I Voci Secreti, a concert of virtuoso Italian women’s voices. The program highlights luminous Italian vocal repertoire, delivering refined, expressive performances in an intimate, historic setting.
Fireside Chat: Guy Podjarny
Join tech luminary Guy Podjarny for a Fireside Chat at incident.io in London as he discusses AI-native development, developer security, and the shifting landscape of software tooling. Podjarny, founder of Tessl and Snyk, shares insights from building developer-focused security platforms and AI-powered development.
Dinner with Cormega
Join rapper Cormega for a dinner-and-performance night at Brix LDN, blending hip-hop storytelling with jazz-infused grooves. This intimate London event promises curated bites, a buzzing atmosphere, and a rare live set from a hip-hop icon.
Hidden Failure Modes of AI Agents
A deep-dive into how AI agent-based systems fail in real workloads, examining reliability gaps, code-quality risks, and security concerns. The talk highlights non-determinism, context drift, and limitations of current evaluation methods in production settings.
Screening Larry Sultan's Favourite Films
Two films chosen by photographer Larry Sultan are screened: Take the 5:10 to Dreamland (1974) by Bruce Conner and Safe (1995) by Todd Haynes. Presented to accompany Water Over Thunder: Selected Writings, the ICA program spotlights experimental cinema and Sultan's influence through a cinematic diptych.
How to build AI agents with Fyxer and Jack & Jill
London tech talk: Fyxer and Jack & Jill founders share how they built mainstream AI agents, from concept to rapid ARR growth. Learn the architecture, product decisions, and lessons from two high-growth startups in an evening designed for developers and business leaders.
Wednesdays with Ambra Vallo
Join Ambra Vallo for a Wednesday yoga session at INDABA Yoga Studio. The class lineup includes Rocket Yoga (15:00–16:30) and Svara Ananta Vinyasa (18:30–20:00), with variations for all levels guided by an internationally trained teacher. All levels welcome; experience intention, depth and care in a mindful practice.
Gladiator
Ridley Scott's Gladiator lights up Riffraff Kino/Bar in Zurich, a screening where epic scale meets intimate bar chatter, as the crowd cheers Maximus beneath warm, amber cinema lighting.
PyAI @ AIE London Meetup
An evening of AI talks at Atomico in London, exploring agentic coding, practical AI tools, and Python workflows. Spearheaded by Marlene Mhangami, Samuel Colvin, Shifra Williams, and Pablo Galindo Salgado, the event blends software engineering with AI theory and cutting-edge libraries.
sex, lies, and videotape
London’s Prince Charles Cinema screens Steven Soderbergh’s sex, lies and videotape (1989), a 101-minute drama about marriage, betrayal and candid talks that turn private tensions into gripping cinema.
Academic Freedom in the United States: Law, Politics & Public Trust
This is the fourth webinar in the Global Observatory on Academic Freedom Series, featuring speakers Jeremy C. Young, Holly Case, Eric Mlyn and Frederick M. Lawrence. The discussion examines how legal frameworks, political dynamics, and public trust influence the meaning and protection of academic freedom in the United States.
Craig David @ Eventim Apollo
Craig David brings silky R&B and club energy to the iconic Eventim Apollo in London, where the vaulted theater vibe meets glossy hits and a night of feel-good nostalgia.
Helen Bain in conversation with Alexandra Shulman
Join Helen Bain in conversation with Alexandra Shulman at Daunt Books Notting Hill for an intimate evening exploring Bain's debut novel The Daffodil Days—a kaleidoscopic portrait of Sylvia Plath and Ted Hughes and a pivotal year in rural life. A lively literary discussion in a beloved bookshop.
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