Forever Forever

Forever Forever at The Cavendish Arms

Forever Forever are a London-based quartet whose music combines several styles, shaped by the differing musical backgrounds of its members. Their songs address the uncertainties of life in one's twenties in the modern world, moving between reflective passages and more ecstatic ones. Their first release, Difficult Feelings, drew attention from the editorial playlists for indie and alternative music on Apple Music.

Support comes from Szou, a self-described pop and roll duo who have built a following through a session for the BBC at Maida Vale and several plays on BBC Radio 1's Future Pop show. Their tunes pair chugging guitars and fizzing synth lines with soulful vocals, and they create their music from a studio in North London. Their fans call themselves Szouologists, and their live sets are high in energy.

The Cavendish Arms mainly hosts concerts, with a programme centred on pop, rock and indie music. The evening will appeal most to listeners of those styles who want to hear a London band with a broad sound alongside a duo with a strong following among BBC Radio 1 listeners.