LondonSep. 8–12 2026

Florence Road, an Irish four-person band, blends indie rock, grunge and alt-pop with a raw approach to songwriting. At TONES, they’ll take fans inside their creative process through an intimate evening inspired by the visual world of their A COLORS SHOW and upcoming album. Led by frontwoman Lily, expect live instrumentation, demos, field recordings, and unreleased material, alongside stories and insight from the band, offering fans a unique opportunity to experience the band's creative journey up close.

From North-West London, M Huncho carved his own lane in the UK rap scene with trapwave, blending melody and rap through hypnotic Auto-Tuned vocals and sharp storytelling. Known for his signature mask and fiercely private persona, he’s always let the music do the talking. Since breaking through with his Mad About Bars freestyle in 2017, Huncho has gone on to release projects including Get Out and Utopia, cementing his place as one of UK rap’s most distinctive voices.

Bawo, the West London artist of Nigerian heritage, mixes grime, soul and hip-hop into a sound that’s his own. His music is inspired by the diversity of London and his upbringing, moving between crisp lyricism and melodic vocals. After the release of his 2024 album It Means Hope Where I’m From, Bawo returned in 2026 with “And Still”, a single off his upcoming project Surfs Up.

Nottingham-based artist JayaHadADream draws her musical inspiration from her personal experiences and sense of identity, while pondering the realities of life around her. Bending genres, she bounces between grime, hip-hop and UK garage, while her production is rooted in the sounds of the UK underground.

Murphy joins the TONES of London lineup at OUTERNET LIVE.

Chicago-based multidisciplinary artist Sparklmami blends soul, funk, jazz and Mexican bolero into a sound that’s simultaneously nostalgic and otherworldly. Her music sits at the center of her visual practice, where performance, fashion and characters build a world around her sound. Her debut album, in this body, reflects on identity, memory and belonging.

From South London, Saint Demarcus established himself as a singer, songwriter and producer. His sound weaves R&B and hip-hop with soul-inflected vocals and atmospheric production. In his recent singles, “Enough” and “Lifeline”, he reflects on the shift from romantic closeness to heartbreak while yearning for what came before.