Welcome to The Goth Calendar, an attempt to help people find which Goth gigs and club nights are happening in our busy busy times.
Hopefully this will help you find when your favourite goth band is playing next, or when your favourite goth club is next happening, providing someone has submitted it of course!
Is something missing? Then go submit it!
South London’s Heartworms, the solo project from Jojo Orme, dips into dark synth pop and gothic aesthetic to create her post-punk electronic sound. Her lyrics are of a literary quality, packaged in siren-sweet vocals over dog barks, fierce guitar riffs, and out-of-kilter grooves.
Grey Lantern presents a huge triple bill
ADULT.
Spike Hellis
Sacred Skin
Massive triple bill of goth/EBM and industrial music headed up by ADULT.'s return to the northwest for the first time in three years!
Adam Lee Miller and Nicola Kuperus have spent their entire career as ADULT. obscuring any defined genre or style, writing and recording albums as art for life’s sake. Now considered true cult legends, they return to The White Hotel with support from thrilling contemporary body music duo Spike Hellis and very special guests Sacred Skin's spellbinding, anthemic pop music.
South London’s Heartworms, the solo project from Jojo Orme, dips into dark synth pop and gothic aesthetic to create her post-punk electronic sound. Her lyrics are of a literary quality, packaged in siren-sweet vocals over dog barks, fierce guitar riffs, and out-of-kilter grooves.
You're invited to join the cult of the broken children as PRETTY ADDICTED bring their hellish rave from the depths of hell to Birmingham at The Flapper.
The truly unapologetic Vicious puts on one of the most in your face, artistic, and bizarre shows around and the demand to HAIL SATAN is not to be taken in vain.
Vicious Precious tears up the stage putting on a wonderfully chaotic, energetic and unique show…and we certainly don't need to tell you twice, but think we should, that YOU NEED TO BE AT THE FRONT…YOU NEED TO BE AT THE FRONT!!
South London’s Heartworms, the solo project from Jojo Orme, dips into dark synth pop and gothic aesthetic to create her post-punk electronic sound. Her lyrics are of a literary quality, packaged in siren-sweet vocals over dog barks, fierce guitar riffs, and out-of-kilter grooves.
South London’s Heartworms, the solo project from Jojo Orme, dips into dark synth pop and gothic aesthetic to create her post-punk electronic sound. Her lyrics are of a literary quality, packaged in siren-sweet vocals over dog barks, fierce guitar riffs, and out-of-kilter grooves.
This is planned to be a DIY event at the Dingwalls 2 venue in Camden that we're organising. This'll be an "early start/early finish" event so we'll post stage times once confirmed. Prepare to be transported to a world of shadows with Das Fluff's unique brand of darkwave at Dingwalls 2 with Cryogenica and Dead Blood Cells!
Celebrating 15 Years of Gothic Grandeur! Immerse yourself in the darkness as this iconic band celebrates a decade and a half of haunting melodies and captivating performances. Das Fluff has been weaving spellbinding tales of darkness and despair around the […]
South London’s Heartworms, the solo project from Jojo Orme, dips into dark synth pop and gothic aesthetic to create her post-punk electronic sound. Her lyrics are of a literary quality, packaged in siren-sweet vocals over dog barks, fierce guitar riffs, and out-of-kilter grooves.
South London’s Heartworms, the solo project from Jojo Orme, dips into dark synth pop and gothic aesthetic to create her post-punk electronic sound. Her lyrics are of a literary quality, packaged in siren-sweet vocals over dog barks, fierce guitar riffs, and out-of-kilter grooves.
South London’s Heartworms, the solo project from Jojo Orme, dips into dark synth pop and gothic aesthetic to create her post-punk electronic sound. Her lyrics are of a literary quality, packaged in siren-sweet vocals over dog barks, fierce guitar riffs, and out-of-kilter grooves.
Manchester band The Gospel follow up their successful shows at Manchester Cathedral, The Whitby Goth Festival and Manchester’s Rebellion Club (as well as Sheffield, Birmingham, Los Angeles and London), with their first headline show in their home town at Night & Day Cafe on Thursday 20th February. Louder Than War’s John Robb says of them: “The music is mind-blowing…it feels like The Gospel are going to be making a big noise soon”.
