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Previous Gigs

• Baxter Dury

  

  "It's only me!" booms Baxter Dury as he bounds onstage, before switching from one of Harry Enfield's characters into an impersonation of '90s prime time telly staple Michael Barrymore. Yep, tonight (21 December) is the last Q Live At Concrete...

• You Me At Six

  

  With number one album Sinners Never Sleep under their belts, Surrey rockers You Me At Six graced the Q Live stage last night (28 November), plyaing London's underground venue Concrete. The band, who started their careers in 2008 when debut...

• Patrick Wolf

  

  A fortnight later than planned after the recent London riots interrupted his plans, Patrick Wolf took to the stage for an intimate Q Live gig last night (22 August) bringing his own riotous brand of eclectic indie pop to Concrete....

• The Walkmen

  

  It wasn't quite a Learjet, but you have to appreciate The Walkmen's effort - straight off a plane from JFK and straight onstage for a Q Live gig at London's Concrete on 22 June. Kicking off their European summer with...

• Miles Kane

  

  Miles Kane has come a long way, and he's done it in an astoundingly short amount of time. At just 18, he joined Hoylake-based indie band The Little Flames, who proceeded to release one album and three singles, touring...

• The Wombats

  

  As you step down into the blocky greyness that gives Shoreditch's Concrete venue its namesake, you're met with a surprising sight. The crowd that have come out to see The Wombats this evening are incredibly diverse - Hoxton hipsters and...

• The Twilight Singers

  

  Ex-Afghan Whigs mainman Greg Dulli brought his equally powerful current band The Twilight Singers to the intimate environs of London's Concrete on 16 March. With their new album considered by many to be a career best, and Dulli always a...

• Villagers

  

  On Wednesday February 16, Conor J O'Brien from Irish folk-pop outfit Villagers performed a spellbinding stripped-down acoustic show featuring tracks from his critically acclaimed, Mercury Prize-nominated debut album, Becoming A Jackal. Photos: Q Live At Concrete - Villagers SETLIST: -...

• Mona

  

• Cherry Ghost

  

  Tracks from their acclaimed second album Beneath This Burning Shoreline and a CeCe Peniston cover.

• Ellie Goulding

  

  The Brit Award-winning songstress made her Music Club debut performing tracks from her Number 1 album, Lights....

• The Charlatans

  

  On Tuesday, 28 September, Tim Burgess and his band of merry men, The Charlatans, showcased tracks from their eagerly-awaited 11th album, the Youth-produced Who We Touch, plus a sprinkling of old classics, at London's Hard Rock Cafe. The Hard Rock...

• The Divine Comedy

  

  Neil Hannon roused the crowd with tracks from 10th studio album Bang Goes The Knighthood.

• Seth Lakeman

  

  Previewed tracks from his new album at our first Manchester Q The Music Club

• Amy Macdonald

  

  The 22-year-old lass from East Dunbartonshire performed new tracks from A Curious Thing and a Bruce Springsteen cover

• Katie Melua

  

  A new direction and hitherto unseen depths from Miss Melua

• The Courteeners

  

  Fresh from playing with Noel Gallagher, Manchester's next big things played a lively Q The Music Club Live at The Hard Rock Cafe.

• Fyfe Dangerfield

  

  Songs from Fly Yellow Moon, and an interesting take on Girls Aloud

• Pixie Lott

  

  Performing tracks from her gold debut album

• David Gray

  

  Playing from his back catalogue and new album

• John Mayer

  

  Provided an acoustic set of hit singles and witty banter.

• Moby

  

  Moby played an eclectic set, chosen by Q Readers

• Alphabeat

  

  The Danes previewed songs from The Spell

• Reverend & The Makers

  

  Reverend & the Makers treated the audience to two sets - one in the street!

• Editors

  

  Editors previewed their third album in its entirety

• Jet

  

  Aussie garage rockers Jet went Q's way, albeit briefly

• Noah and the Whale

  

  A stunning gig at the Hard Rock Cafe and a Smiths' cover to boot

• Noisettes/Mr Hudson

  

  Two great headliners, two memorable performances

• Jamie Cullum

  

  Familiar Cullum tracks and a few surprising covers ...

• The Rumble Strips

  

  Tight, taut and teeming with trumpets ...

• Bat For Lashes

  

  Proving dungarees can be glamorous ...

• The View

  

  The View ... plus string section and topless trombonist. Hats off!

• We Are Scientists

  

  We Are Scientists - turning the tables by invading the crowd!

• The Fratellis

  

  The Fratellis play Sony Ericsson Presents Q The Music Club Live at the Hard Rock Cafe

• Teddy Thompson

  

  Teddy Thompson proves a worthy heir to the family business with a set full of fresh and fiery folk

• Travis

  

  A Fedora-ed Fran Healy and Andy Dunlop are onstage playing their ‘party piece’.

• The Zutons

  

  A perfect showcase for their haystack-haired blues rock ....

• The Feeling

  

  It was as if The Feeling had been thumbing through the latest issue of Q to find material for their exclusive show last night.

• Martha Wainwright

  

  The family legacy is never far away.

• Elbow

  

  With their well-padded, hirsute jaws and hefty frames Elbow would easily pass for a sharply dressed road gang.

• Seth Lakeman

  

  Nu-folk star Seth Lakeman played a special Q The Music Club gig.

• Stereophonics

  

  Stereophonics invite-only Q The Music Club Live At The Hospital show.