100 Club

From the noise punk of Belfast-based group Enola Gay to the neo-soul jungle of Nia Archives, the line-up for the fourth edition of Fred Perry’s annual event represented the richness and diversity of British creative youth.

Previous instalments of the All Our Tomorrows event have seen performances from the likes of Squid, Black Country, New Road and Black Midi. Following 2020’s virtual edition, this year saw the festival return to its home at London’s iconic The 100 Club, showcasing an array of young British talent.

Unfolding across three nights, from 15-17 September, this year’s AOT festival gave audiences the chance to meditate on RADA’s dreamy, hypnotic vocals, or mosh to TaliaBle’s abrasive, experimental rap. We’ve compiled the images which best convey the energy and atmosphere of the event. Scroll down for our gallery of images.

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