Gina Birch London Tickets - Electric Brixton

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Hollie Cook

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London-based reggae vocalist and songwriter Hollie Cook coined the genre tropical pop. The daughter of Sex Pistols drummer Paul Cook, she joined feminist post-punk icons The Slits at 19. She later released solo albums including her 2011 self-titled debut, Twice, Vessels of Love, and Happy Hour.

HotWax

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HotWax is a rock band featuring bassist Lola Sam, vocalist and guitarist Tallulah Sim-Savage from Hastings, and Brighton drummer Alfie Sayers. Formed after the founders played together since youth, they signed with Marathon Artists in 2023 and released the EPs A Thousand Times and Invite Me, Kindly.

Gina Birch

Gina Birch is a British musician who co-founded post-punk band The Raincoats and helped shape the UK indie scene. Her 2023 solo debut I Play My Bass Loud teamed her with producer Youth and mixer Michael Rendall for a rugged-yet-refined sound.

Big Joanie

Big Joanie is a London-based Black feminist punk band blending nineties riot grrrl fury with synth-heavy post-punk. Championed by major music publications, they released their 2018 debut album Sistahs and supported Bikini Kill, Gossip, Sleater-Kinney, and IDLES.

Essential Logic

English saxophonist Lora Logic (born Susan Whitby, 1960) co-founded X-Ray Spex, playing on “Oh Bondage, Up Yours!” She formed post-punk group Essential Logic in 1978, releasing Beat Rhythm News (1979) and later Land of Kali (2022).

Lora Logic

Paul Dean

Akiko Matsuura

Concert Info

Genre: No Wave, Chamber Music, Rock, Indie / Alternative, Reggae, Adult Alternative Pop/Rock, Emo / Hardcore / Punk, Classical, Indie Rock, Dub, Post-Punk, Roots Reggae, Riot Grrrl, Rocksteady, Queercore, EDM/Electronic, alternative, uk reggae, indie punk, uk post-punk, bubblegrunge, zolo, black punk

Visit the Gina Birch concert in London at Electric Brixton on Friday, October 16, 2026, at 6:30 PM, featuring Big Joanie, Hollie Cook, and more. Purchase tickets!

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Electric Brixton Music and Club Venue Capacity: 1,500

Electric Brixton, Town Hall Parade, Brixton Hill, London SW2 1RJ, UK

electricbrixton.uk.com

+44 20 7274 2290

About Electric Brixton

Electric Brixton is an iconic 1,500-capacity music and club venue in London's Brixton, housed in a historic 1913 Edwardian building that was originally the Palladium Picture House cinema. Its grand, neo-classical and Baroque architecture, combined with a 2011 refurbishment, offers a unique blend of historical charm and modern event capabilities.