Wolf Alice
Nov 24, Alexandra Palace, N22 (0870 444 5556, alexandrapalace.com)
While indie rock is supposed to be in the doldrums, this London band are doing very nicely. Their second album, Visions of a Life, went to number two last month and now they play their biggest hometown show.
Black Lips
Nov 24, Coronet, SE1 (0871 230 6230, coronettheatre.co.uk)
The Coronet in Elephant & Castle is doomed for redevelopment and doesn’t have many events left in its calendar. This party starring Atlanta’s Black Lips, as well as Future of the Left and Madonnatron, is billed as the venue’s final rock concert.
Little Mix
Nov 25-26, O2 Arena, SE10 (0844 824 4824, the02.co.uk)
A year since their fourth album became their first UK number one, the girl group arrive at the O2 to romp through one of the decade’s more impressive collections of hit singles.
The Killers
Nov 27-28, O2 Arena, SE10 (0844 824 4824, the02.co.uk)
They’ve played a massive Hyde Park and smaller Brixton show already this year, but that doesn’t seem to have dampened desire for two more opportunities to try the Killers live experience.
Spotify presents: Who We Be Live
Nov 30, Alexandra Palace, N22 (0870 444 5556, alexandrapalace.com)
Spotify moves into the concert arena by bringing one of its most popular playlists to life as an urban music showcase featuring appearances from Dizzee Rascal, Bugzy Malone, J Hus and Giggs.
