Six By Seven

Six by Seven, the British space rock band formed in Nottingham, plays at The Lexington, a London venue that mainly hosts pop, rock and indie concerts. This is a concert by the band, not a tribute.

Six by Seven is a British space rock band formed in Nottingham in 1996. Its first album, The Things We Make, appeared in 1998 on Mantra Recordings. The group later released three albums on Beggars UK, after which singer and songwriter Chris Olley set up his own imprint, Saturday Night Sunday Morning Records.

Over the years the band recorded five Peel sessions and toured extensively, supporting Ash, Manic Street Preachers, The Dandy Warhols and Placebo. In 1998 they performed on BBC's Later with Jools Holland.

The Lexington is a London venue that mainly hosts concerts, with a focus on pop, rock and indie music. The night suits listeners who follow rock and indie bands and want to hear a group with a long run of recordings and touring behind it.