Gina Birch London Tickets - Electric Brixton

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Hollie Cook

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London reggae vocalist Hollie Cook, daughter of Sex Pistols drummer Paul Cook, blended 60s pop and soundsystem culture to coin the tropical pop genre. After touring with The Slits, she released her acclaimed 2011 self-titled debut, followed by albums including Twice and Shy Girl.

HotWax

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HotWax is a rock band formed by childhood friends Lola Sam on bass and Tallulah Sim-Savage on vocals and guitar from Hastings, joined by Brighton drummer Alfie Sayers. They blend 90s sludge, heavy riffs, and post-punk melody, releasing the EPs A Thousand Times and Invite Me, Kindly after signing in 2023.

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 debut album Sistahs in 2018 on Daydream Library Series 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

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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 Hollie Cook, Big Joanie, 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.