Head down to the new Pure Groove Record Store in Farringdon for a free instore gig from Brute Chorus.

The Brute Chorus are pioneers of cool, they won over Steve Lamacq with their take on rockabilly, blues, new wave and country and they will more than likely win you over too at this, sure to be, fantastic instore gig.

The gig is taking place on Tuesday July 15th at 6.30pm; get there early for a good spec.

Find out more about Pure Groove and Brute Chorus.

How to get there

The closest tube stations are located at Farringdon and Barbican.

If travelling by bus the 55, 63 and 243 serve Farringdon and the 4, 55, 56, 100, 153 and 243 all serve Barbican.

Edwin Collins will be performing at a very special instore at the Pure Groove Record Store this July.

Jarvis Cocker, David Shrigley, Franz Ferdinand, Irving Welsh and Samantha Morton are amongst 25 musicians, actors, artists and authors whose original artwork will adorn copies of Edwyn Collins' upcoming new 7" single.

The artwork will be exhibited at Pure Groove new Smithfields store from July 1st, when Collins will perform a special instore to launch the exhibition.

The former Orange Juice frontman has released a limited run of 1,500 copies of his 7" single upon its release this month. Each single is lovingly packaged and contain a paper sleeve printed with one of Collins' pencil drawings (he has amazingly re-learnt to draw with his left hand as part of recuperative therapy after suffering a stroke).

In the spirit of the great Postcard Records sleeves of old, and as a nod to the independent aesthetic, attitude and ethos that Edwyn has inspired over the years, 25 of these drawings have been re-interpreted and customised by various musicians and artists.

The prints will be sold at Pure Groove, Smithfields, with all money going to charity.

Collins will perform an intimate instore at Pure Groove's brand new store on July 1st - the day of the launch.

Find out more about free events at Pure Groove.

How to get there

The closest tube stations are located at Farringdon and Barbican.

If travelling by bus the 55, 63 and 243 serve Farringdon and the 4, 55, 56, 100, 153 and 243 all serve Barbican.

Head down to the new Pure Groove Record Store in Farringdon for a free instore gig from The Yell.

Sheffield rockers The Yell will be in the all new Pure Groove store to celebrate the launch of their new single 'Party Lounge', whilst there they will no doubt be making some noise and causing lots of trouble.

The gig is taking place on Monday July 7th at 6.30pm; get there early for a good spec.

Find out more about Pure Groove and The Yell.

How to get there

The closest tube stations are located at Farringdon and Barbican.

If travelling by bus the 55, 63 and 243 serve Farringdon and the 4, 55, 56, 100, 153 and 243 all serve Barbican.

The Kills will be heading down to the Rough Trade East store this June to give a lucky 250 people a taste of their sound.

2008 saw the return of one of rock's most unique and enigmatic duos, The Kills. VV (Alison) and Hotel (Jamie) have long symbolised what draws people to rock 'n' roll - downright cool and sexy, and with songs that most other rock 'n' roll acts can only dream of making.

This special in-store is organised to celebrate the release of their new single 'Last Day Of Magic' which Rough Trade have exclusively early for this in-store. Don't miss out its gonna be great night with special guest DJ's among other surprises, the wristbands are limited to 250 so don't leave to too late.

Entry is limited to 250 people with a wristband, you can pick up yout wristband from the store, they are limited to one per person.

This free gig is taking place on Thursday June 12th from 7pm...get there early to be in with a chance of getting in!

Find out more about instore events at Rough Trade East.

How to get there

The nearest tube stations are at Liverpool Street and Aldgate East.

If on the bus jump on the 15, 25, 40, 42, 67, 78, 100, 115, 205 and 254 all serve Aldgate, while the 8, 11, 23, 26, 35, 42, 47, 48, 78, 100, 133, 149, 153, 205, 214, 242, 271, 344 and 388 serve the nearby Liverpool Street.

The Metros will be performing live at the Pure Groove Records Store in Archway this March.

Their influences include The Blockheads and that bastion of children's programming, Grange Hill. They will be touring extensively throughout March ensuring that the country is well dosed up on their 'exhilarating, chaotic, ramshackle, magnificent, rowdy, raspy' sound.

The band will be in the Pure Groove store on Thursday March 20th from 6.30pm; as ever get there early to ensure you get a good spec for this intimate gig.

Find out more about Pure Groove Records.

How to get there

The closest tube station is at Archway. If travelling by bus the 4, 17, 41, 43, 134, 143, 210, 263, 271, 390, C11 and W5 all serve Archway.