Returning to ICA this November for the second year of collaboration, Berlin’s CTM Festival brings a range of styles and ideas—a journey of diverse practices and contrasts. Ahead of the 2025 edition of the festival, a two-day programme will be presented at ICA with some of the curators' favourites. Featuring O Ghettão, Loraine James, Nídia & Valentina Magaletti and Kuntari.

Following the announcement of their sixth album, Night Life, The Horrors confirm a flurry of intimate shows including the ICA this November.

The South East London-based newcomer makes her ICA debut. Expect wistful, syrupy vocals over production that draws from the UK rave canon but with a restless, textural slant. Support from Ebbb. 

A rare intimate concert from the minimalist jazz legends. Using d&b’s surround 'soundcape' system, the band will perform music from their most recent album, Monument, alongside tracks from their rich back catalogue.

Billy Nomates presents UNDERGROWTH, a new show featuring 'the unseen and unheard' at the ICA this December. Support comes from movement artist Stephanie McCann.

The RA Exchange is a weekly podcast series interviewing the artists, labels, promoters and other key players shaping the electronic music landscape. In this very special live edition, producer, DJ, lecturer and CDR founder Tony Nwachukwu sits down with one of underground music’s most respected artists: Theo Parrish.

Manchester-based experimental noise quartet Mandy, Indiana present an exclusive in-the-round performance at ICA this December. 

A shared voice with no words. Ultra Violet Neon Planet is a film documenting the cultural origins of bleep, a subgenre of house and techno developed in Sheffield, Leeds and Bradford in the late 1980's.

Goodness returns to the ICA with a rare live/AV set from Sheffield’s legendary Warp affiliate The Black Dog—their first performance in the capital since 2018 - as well as Sheffield ambient artist Voice Actor who's 2023 debut, Sent from My Telephone, became an instant underground classic.

Two premier performances of Simeon Barclay’s The Ruin, Commissioned by the Roberts Institute of Art 

Since their formation in 2006, London-based Teeth Of The Sea have metamorphosed into the most adventurous psychedelic rock outfit in the UK. Don't miss their show in January, Support from Smote. 

Purveyor of thoughtfully multifaceted music that finds life on, and increasingly, beyond the dancefloor, LUXE marks her biggest headline show to date at ICA.

Many-handed, fidgety experimental power-pop tunes comprised of cello, violin and a rock band beneath.

Following the announcement of new single 'God Dick', their first new music since 2021, Circuit des Yeux, the moniker of singer and multi-instrumentalist Haley Fohr, headlines the ICA in May with full band.