Sakis Rouvas LIVE
Date: Sunday 14 March 2027
Venue: O2 Forum Kentish Town, 9-17 Highgate Road, London NW5 1JY
Greece’s ultimate superstar Sakis Rouvas comes to O2 Forum Kentish Town for a headline London concert on Saturday 19 September 2026. A defining figure in Greek pop music and live entertainment, Sakis Rouvas is known for his dynamic stage presence, hit-filled performances and ability to connect with audiences across generations.
Naxatras
Date: Thursday 12 November 2026
Venue: Dingwal's, 11 East Yard Camden Lock Place, London NW1 8AL
Naxatras, the independent psychedelic rock band from Thessaloniki, return to London with their fifth studio album, V.
The band formed in 2012, after John Vagenas and John Delias met while studying in the film department at Aristotle University of Thessaloniki. Their self-titled debut album was recorded in a single day in 2015 at Magnetic Fidelity, performed live and entirely on analogue equipment. It went on to become one of the best-selling releases in heavy psychedelia.
Their second album, II, followed in 2016, with III released in 2018. The group later released a live album recorded during a sold-out performance at Gagarin 205 in Athens.
Multi-instrumentalist Pantelis Kargas joined the band on keyboards and synthesisers for their fourth album, IV, released in 2022.
Naxatras have remained independent throughout their career, financing and releasing their records themselves. They have sold more than 20,000 vinyl records and CDs.
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Bloody Hawk
Date: Sunday 13 December 2026
Venue: Electric Ballroom, 184 Camden High Street, London, NW1 8QP
Bloody Hawk, the stage name of Nikolaos Kitsos, performs live at Camden’s Electric Ballroom for one night in December.
Born in Xanthi in 1995, Bloody Hawk began making music as a teenager, forming a rap group with school friends at the age of sixteen and uploading videos online from 2013. He later established himself as one of the most prominent artists in contemporary Greek hip-hop.
His albums include Komplexiko, 1 Evro, Timima and Fthina Tricks. His music is characterised by a heavy, restrained sound, low-register delivery and lyrics that often focus on everyday life and social realities in Greece.
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Ypogeia Reumata LIVE
Date: Friday 30 October 2026
Venue: Bush Hall, Shepherds Bush, London W12 7LJ
Legendary Greek band Ypogeia Revmata headlines Bush Hall as part of the Gris Festival 2026. This unique concert-initiation transforms the works of Greek literary figures like Karyotakis, Palamas, Gryparis, and Varnalis into an atmospheric musical experience, bridging the gap between classical poetry and contemporary electric sound.
Konstantinos Argiros LIVE
Date: Thursday 22 October 2026
Venue: The Royal Albert Hall, Kensington Gore, London SW7 2AP
For one night only, the Hall will be transformed into the heart of Athens as Konstantinos Argiros presents Athina Mou, an entirely new, immersive production created exclusively for this performance.
Performed in-the-round, Konstantinos Argiros will take centre stage surrounded by breathtaking 360° projections inspired by the Acropolis, while the atmosphere of Greece's legendary bouzoukia is reimagined through world-class production, lighting and musicianship.
Gidiki UK Tour 2026
Date: Thursday 7 - Wednesday 11 November 2026
Venue: UK wide
Greek folk revival band Gidiki perform their only London date as part of a six-city UK tour.
The group are part of the contemporary revival of traditional Greek music, drawing material from across the country rather than focusing on a single regional tradition. Their repertoire includes songs and influences from Crete, the Aegean, Epirus and Macedonia.
Their sound is built around traditional instruments including lute, violin, clarinet, percussion and gaida, the Greek bagpipes, while the arrangements move beyond conventional folk performance into a more contemporary and progressive style.
Evangelia: The Parea Tour in London 2026
Date: Thursday 5 November 2026
Venue: XOYO London, 32-37 Cowper St, London, EC2A 4AP
Evangelia closes The Paréa Tour at XOYO in London. This is the only London/UK date of the tour, following performances across North America and Athens.
Evangelia Psarakis was born in Bridgewater, New Jersey, in 1992 and grew up between New Jersey and Crete within the Greek-American community. She began releasing music in 2020 with “Páme Páme”, followed by singles including “Fotiá,” “Páli,” “Alitheia?!” and “Vradia.” The latter reached number one in Greece and became her first diamond record. Her music combines contemporary pop with traditional Greek musical elements, and she performs in both Greek and English.
The word “Paréa” refers to the people you spend time with — your group of friends and the experience of being together. The tour is designed around this concept. At each stop, Evangelia performs alongside a local artist rather than using the same support act throughout the tour. In London, the supporting artist is Stolar.
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