Subculture Live

Join us on 6th November for a night of new talent in Manchester

Following a period of time when many of the UK’s grassroots music venues’ existence has been under serious threat, there was a genuine sense of elation and relief to be back inside London’s 100 Club for the 2021 edition of All Our Tomorrows. The walls of the venue simply bleed music history and there’s always a sense that you might be about to see something very special - one of those ‘I was there moments’ that you’ll be still talking about years down the line.

With festival season coming to a close, All Our Tomorrows is determined to end it with a bang. On the second night of the annual new music festival, we saw five rising artists completely take over The 100 Club and turn it on its head. For a venue as rich in its history as it is in variety and culture, the artists, DJs, and audience members of last night turned the filters and volume to full blast, making for an important and unforgettable evening.

After a year strictly in the digital realm, it is above all a relief to be back at the 100 Club for the indomitable annual music festival All Our Tomorrows. With a track record that includes early career headline shows from Squid, Black Midi and Black Country New Road, you can be sure that at these events, a future obsession will come out of the Woodwork.

We are overjoyed to announce the return of All Our Tomorrows to London’s beloved 100 Club this month. How we’ve missed live music!

Alright then! Been a while, hasn’t it? Last night, we finally reopened the doors to our Fred Perry Subculture events at one of London’s most prodigious venues for an evening of powerful, fresh, dynamic live talent.

We’re back in our favourite basement venue and so excited to announce our first Subculture Live of 2021. Join us on Tuesday 24th August at the 100 Club for a night with Nadine Shah, plus some very special guests.

Ahead of their new album release ‘A Daze In A Haze’, Japanese alternative band DYGL perform a set of new songs and familiar favourites, exclusively for us. Following their performance, we caught up with lead vocalist and guitarist Nobuki Akiyama, to find out about the band’s progressive new sound.

Our three-week pop-up kicks off with a night of live music

Featuring performances from KDvsGOLIATH, Salmon Cat, PVA and Working Men’s Club

With performances from Bebeluna, LCYTN, Louis Culture and Jockstrap

Genre-defying duo Curses heads to Russia for two knock-out Subculture Lives in two days.

We take over Berlin’s 8mm Bar with local post-punk band Jealous.

We team up with streetwear purveyors size? to host a night with the legendary Warehouse Project, rounding off the season with a bang.

A collective should always be greater than the sum of its parts, right? That’s the logic behind NiNE8, an eight-strong crew of young Londoners set for a breakthrough with their tilted twist on bedroom rap and soulful stonerism.

Experimental Japanese musician Kan Sano kicks up a storm for fans in Fred Perry Tokyo.

Music is a universal language that connects us all. We know you’re all missing live music. Us too.

That’s why we’re bringing All Our Tomorrows to you this year, wherever you are. Allow us to transport you to the 100 Club with two days of live music and conversation.

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Siberian post-punk collective PLOHO perform live and unplugged in our Moscow and Saint Petersburg shops.