Heading up our second stage will be Envy & Other Sins, purveyors of eccentric, erudite, English pop music. Forged in the furnaces of Birmingham, the four-piece has toured in support of Ok Go! and has played with everyone from Razorlight to The Feeling, The Automatic and Hard-Fi among many others.

Visitors to the White Mischief website can benefit from a 25% discount - but there is a limited allocation for this offer, and it will last a limited time, so be sure to book now by visiting or calling TicketWeb and entering the promotion code FRIENDS. Read this page for more details on ordering [...]

Wondering about White Mischief’s headline band British Sea Power? Read on for elucidation - both literary, aural and visual.
Do You Like Rock Music? is the third album from British Sea Power. It was made in the Czech Republic, Canada and Fort Tregantle - a 19th Century fortification up on the Cornish cliffs. It was recorded [...]

What’s it all about, then? All these indie bands invading a good cabaret/vaudeville night, and all these circus performers getting in on a good indie rock night? Well, we could try tell you it’s wild, it’s unexpected, it’s a chance to dress up any way you like, to meet the friendliest and most fun audience [...]

The spring’s most talked-about (and sold-out) one-off club is back, bigger, better and more unmissable than before. It’s grown into an indoor festival where for one night, Scala in King’s Cross shall be transformed into a Jules Verne fantasy of steampunk Victorian space exploration, “FROM THE EARTH TO THE MOON”
THRILL! To the adventures of Space [...]

Our gorgeous flyers, designed by Tara Langford of Brave, Carnage & Daughters and with illustration by comic book artist supreme Frazer Irving, have just arrived. Keep an eye out for them at gigs, bars, and vintage shops near you. If you’re going to something and want to take a few flyers to pass out, just [...]

Announcing the next White Mischief, to be held on Saturday 10 November 2007, from 8pm-3am.
Venue will be Scala, King’s Cross, London: built circa 1917 and previously a cinema, the building has all sorts of delightful art nouveau / deco detailing including mosaics and stone columns.
Theme for the evening is “From The Earth To The [...]