The standout trip for London’s next live-music stretch, Thursday 29 October through Sunday 1 November, arrives at the end of the week. Deradoorian heads to The Lexington on Sunday 1 November, with Kate NV and GAL GO on the bill. It is a concise, carefully aligned booking: Angel Deradoorian’s solo catalogue has long pulled together art-pop structure, textural electronics and rhythmic inquiry, while the support places two inventive electronic-minded artists alongside her. The 19:30 show offers a proper destination for listeners who want a gig with enough range to reward close attention, yet enough melodic shape to carry a room. The Lexington’s own listing frames the date through Deradoorian’s links to Dirty Projectors and Decisive Pink, useful signposts into a far broader solo practice.[1][2]

Deradoorian is the musical name of Angel Deradoorian, whose solo work has grown through shifting combinations of indie rock, avant-garde electronics, dub and dance rhythms. Fire Records describes that breadth plainly, and it is the detail that makes this particular show compelling. Her music folds those references into a single working language. A programmed pulse can sit beside a rounded bass figure; an arrangement can expand from a direct vocal line into stranger, more spacious terrain. Her 2025 album Ready for Heaven followed years of work that has included the cosmic song forms of The Expanding Flower Planet and Find the Sun, plus the sharply electronic collaborative project Decisive Pink with Kate NV. Sunday’s bill therefore carries an internal logic: Kate NV is part of Deradoorian’s recent creative history as well as a guest on the night.[2][3]

That connection gives the concert a specificity beyond the familiar shorthand of a former-band member playing a small room. Deradoorian’s catalogue documents an artist willing to alter the frame from release to release while retaining an ear for grain, repetition and unusual melodic movement. Her Bandcamp description points to ambient, experimental, drone and pop-structured songs; Fire Records adds the rhythms and electronic detail that have shaped the recent work. Those descriptions suggest a live set with plenty of room for contrast inside the songs themselves: voices, percussion, synth texture and a sense of form that keeps moving. The value here lies in hearing those elements at club scale, where the transitions can feel physical and the details have less distance to travel.[2][3]

A bill with its own connective tissue

Kate NV’s presence makes the programme feel like an extension of a conversation already recorded, while GAL GO adds a third name to a line-up built around exploratory pop forms. The official listing places all three artists together and gives the evening a useful shape for newcomers: arrive early and take the whole bill as a continuous sequence. That is especially apt for Deradoorian, whose own releases have emerged from solo construction and collaborative processes alike. Find the Sun was developed with fellow musicians through loosely guided jams, according to the artist’s Bandcamp page, a background that helps explain why her work can hold both composed songs and a feeling of openness in the same frame.[1][3]

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Sunday, 1 November: the practical route

Deradoorian, Kate NV and GAL GO play The Lexington on Sunday 1 November at 19:30. The venue lists the event on its current gig calendar, following a busy Halloween weekend, making this an appealing reset after the city’s costume-heavy Saturday. Build the evening around the full three-artist bill and leave time for an early arrival. Check The Lexington’s official event page before travelling for final ticket, entry and running-order information, since those details can change.[1]

Why this is the flagship pick

A flagship weekly guide needs one show that captures a singular live possibility on the same calendar. Deradoorian at The Lexington does so through the density of its connections: solo material shaped by a wide production vocabulary, a current release cycle, and a supporting artist who shares a documented collaborative history. It is an intimate Sunday booking with genuine musical context built into the programme, and that makes the journey to Pentonville Road feel unusually well defined.[1][2][3]

These concerts happened on 1 November 2026

The next dates at these venues: The Lexington

Sources

  1. Deradoorian (Dirty Projectors, Decisive Pink), Kate NV, GAL GO — The Lexington
  2. Deradoorian — Fire Records
  3. Music — Deradoorian on Bandcamp