Tales of the City

Our record has just come out and been released on a real label. In a nutshell, this is a very strange and surreal place to be for us as a band.

"I love London for its ebullition, its musical avant-gardism, its liveliness, its unique street-style, its cultural richness, its mystery."

Pinegrove regale us with the sleepiest Tales From The City we've been given to date

London brings bunnies, a very tall man and dick tattoos.

Big Ups tell us a ridiculous and totally true story of when they were in London touring....

Mr. Damian recalls a meeting with a future star on his first trip to the city.

Japanese Breakfast discusses "the best night ever" that includes drunken Korean, Wetherspoons and kebobs.

Torres talks her conflicting experiences of London.

Jenny Lewis regales us with with her love for London's public transport and getting yelled at by hotel residents for being too loud

Ever got the venue you're supposed to be playing at wrong? Heather Woods Broderick has.

The Australian talks beer pong at £30 a night London hostels and returning to play headline shows

  The dynamic and moving tracks of Farewell JR’s debut ep may have been recorded, in parts, all over the globe, but here we invite frontman...

Featuring an unruly introduction to the Hawley Arms.

Terror Pigeon tells us incredible tales of his trips to London, sleeping on floors and meeting the most amazing people.

The duo talk the birth of the band.

In this month's Tales From The City, Amber Arcades gives us an insight into her "memory collage".

Us people based in London - armed with Oyster cards, an innate understanding of the tube map and no reliance on a grid-based street...

Negotiating the perils of a UK party.

Menace Beach tell us ridiculous tales of going to Abbey Road studios and meeting Joss Stone's mum.

"My first DJ set was during a terror attack."

The Australian regales us with tales from angry Airbnb residents and desperately trying to find a motorway toilet