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The Spring Heel Jack duo of guitarist and multi-instrumentalist John Coxon and keyboard & electronics player Ashley Wale are joined by Evan Parker for a special birthday celebration.

Closing out Night Two of the Music Dedicated to Peter Brotzmann Festival

Delighted to host the first (!) solo electronics set from the brilliant Pat Thomas. 

Luciano Maggiore performs part of "N units out of 120" as part of SUONO GRASSO #2: Two nights of experimental music from Italy’s Emilia-Romagna region.

Edward George is joined by writer Dhanveer Singh Brar for a special episode on American jazz and rhythm & blues trumpeter and vocalist, Donald Byrd.

Legendary New Zealand trio of Bruce Russell, Michael Morley and Robbie Yeats - The Dead C - visit OTO for a very special three-day residency. 

Ahead of his three day residency entitled 'SLIP', we spoke to musician and percussionist Paul Abbott about his practice, his work over the past few years and what to expect for the residency. 

Ailie Ormston debuts new work for solo guitar. 

O Yama O –  the group of Rie Nakajima, Keiko Yamamoto, Billy Steiger and Marie Roux – celebrate the release of their new album Galo.

First time meeting of label heads Derek Baron and Rory Salter for a piano and piezo buzzer duo. 

Longtime duo James Rushford and Joe Talia return to OTO for a set that flits between classical spectralism, avant-garde improvisation and musique concrète. 

The “A” Trio are joined by Kurdish experimental, free improvisation duo Khabat Abas and Hardi Kurda. 

Celebrating their 20th anniversary as a group, the “A” Trio finally come to the UK for Counterflows 2023, stopping past OTO on their way up. 

Very pleased to welcome back Edward George with the latest in his 'Strangeness of Jazz' series, this time dedicated to the music of Alice Coltrane and Nina Simone.  

Summer archive assistant Alex Rose Ader selects highlights from working on Maggie Nicols' early eighties cassette archive

“a vision not just of what music can be and do, but of what it can become” – Richard Williams in the liner notes for Decoy’s first release, “OTO”