Concerts in London on Sunday 1 November

Aesthetic Perfection: dark industrial pop live, with Priest.

TEMIC: prog supergroup from Devin Townsend, Haken and more.

Sunday Jazz: live jazz all night with The Dom Hall Trio.

Louis O'Hara, Serafima & The Shakedowns: indie folk night.

Almamegretta live: 30 years of their album Indubb.

Live Irish trad session in a Kilburn pub.

Tom Rush, Folk-Legende, erstmals wieder in London seit 1960.

MK: house and dance pop live at a record shop.

Okonski and Sol Paradise: meditative piano trio live.

Moyses Dos Santos & Friends: live jazz concert.

Sam Chaplin: live jazz from ballads to singalongs.

Elektra: Strauss' opera in concert with Catharine Woodward.

Lovemusic: music, theatre and dance in six short works.

The Good Water, Sunmachine and The Arboretum play live rock.

Restless: neo rockabilly from the Klub Foot era.

Susan Santos live: blues, rock and Americana.

The Tiger Lillies: Songs for The Dead, dark cabaret.

Glenn Jones and Liam Grant: American Primitive guitar.

girli live: sharp alt-pop album launch with Ellie Dixon.

Deradoorian, Kate NV and GAL GO: experimental pop.

Inspire Series piano recital: Elisabeth Tsai plays Schumann.

Qwälen: black metal punk from Finland, with Peasants.

Celebrating Diwali: a charity concert.

Piano recital by Alexander Gavrylyuk: Chopin and Liszt.

Ruth and Sadie Price with Lisa Oliver, folk club night.

Country Soul Sessions: Deke Dickerson live.

Johnny Campbell: folk songs and stories live.

Jack Manders Band: live jazz in an intimate club.

Dana Gillespie & the London Blues Band: high-energy blues.

MK: Marc Kinchen's house show for his new album, live.

Sunday Jazz Jam: improvised live jazz with soul and R&B.

Nicole Allan: country, Americana and folk at the Green Note.

Laurence Corns Duo: swing guitar and soulful blues live.

Party Manifesto Duo: stripped-down 90s & 00s R'n'B live.

Lunchtime Concerts: classical music in your break.

Kindrd Jam with ESKA: curated sets flow into an open jam.

Silk Road Festival: concerts with Siqian Li and Kamal Sabri.

Recitals at Lunch: Finzi songs and Hardy poetry.

Lee Mead: Twenty Years in Technicolour, musical concert.

Gentlemen Prefer Blondes: Broadway musical at the Palladium.