"The cross-venue, multi-day festival returns on November 4-8 - here are the best gigs you can still get tickets for Five editions in, Pitchfork Festival London is now firmly established in the capital's festival calendar. On November 4-8 the multi-venue, multi-day festival will return once again with a characteristically wide-ranging lineup. Pitchfork London 2025 promises special sets from huge names like prolific Aussie psych rockers King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard, French electronic pop artist Oklou, music legend Laurie Anderson and many, many more."
"Destroyer's Dan Bejar is a sauntering, theatrical frontman that, in his live performances, delivers cryptic musings often with a drink in-hand. The plush and grandiose Barbican Hall, therefore, could hardly be a more fitting place for Destroyer's Pitchfork London set. The band was in great form when I saw them over the summer at Primavera Porto, this year's Destroyer album Dan's Boogie is very solid, and on support are '00s New York art poppers Fiery Furnaces. What's not to like, eh?"
Pitchfork Festival London returns November 4-8 as a five-day, multi-venue event in its fifth edition. The lineup spans psych rock, electronic pop, experimental and veteran performers, with acts such as King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard, Oklou and Laurie Anderson. Key London venues include the Roundhouse, Barbican, Village Underground, Fabric and Union Chapel. The festival emphasizes adventurous programming, intriguing support slots and high production values. A selection of six recommended gigs still has tickets available. Featured highlights include Destroyer at Barbican Hall on November 6 with support from Fiery Furnaces, and Los Thuthanaka, whose 2025 debut delivers disorienting, psychedelic rhythms.
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