Talia Goddess plays the Roundhouse Rising Festival on October 4

ROUNDHOUSE Rising Festival returns next month with another exciting programme of future talent, workshops and industry events aimed at supporting new and emerging artists. The extensive programme includes: VICE presents India Shan, Loshh and Talia Goddess (Oct 4); shesaid.so presents Zanillya + Truemendous + Deto Black (Oct 6) + BBC Introducing London X Deaf Rave ft Flâneuse + Deaf Rave (Oct 7) and Risen presents Pyra + Bklava + Lulah Francs + Shakira Alleyene (Oct 8) plus more names and workshops to be announced. One of the most interesting features of this year’s festival is the focus on accessibility for the deaf community and those with sensory requirements. As well as Friday being dedicated to Deaf Rave, every Rising gig takes place with new bass flooring system Beat Blocks, which transforms sound into enhanced physical vibrations providing a new sensory experience. Plus VICE UK has teamed up with Roundhouse to offer £1 tickets to ages 30 and under – how can you miss this?

• Witness a Kate Bush painting spring to life as the opening bars of Running Up That Hill creep into your mind at Chawk & Marot’s new augmented reality exhibition at Brunswick Art Gallery. The artists blend 18th-century painting techniques with digital technology to create paintings of Amy Winehouse, Prince, David Bowie, Jimi Hendrix and Debbie Harry among other musicians and historical figures, that come alive through animated moving art interacting with the static works accompanied by the subject’s music and words when viewed through an app. The exhibition runs until Oct 6.

• We had to investigate the buzz at York Rise Street Party where an excitable crowd gathered for Kentish Town band 05ive06ix’s debut. There was a raw, freshness about the short set that demanded further attention but sadly, it was over all too soon. No doubt the band was delighted with their army of young fans, who seemed to know every word and almost mobbed them afterwards, leaving the host to kindly usher the hordes to step aside for the ever-talented wordsmith John Hegley – a gentle and amusing musical follow-up accompanied by a truly rocking double bass player and percussionist.

• Unless we lose another royal before print, the rescheduled unveiling of David Bowie’s Walk of Fame plaque should take place this morning (Thursday, Sept 22). The plaques are coming thick and fast now, but once in place, are enough people noticing them? Once the trail extends a little further, perhaps the impact will be greater.

• Suede play Electric Ballroom on Oct 5-6 in support of the release of their ninth studio album Autofiction. Before that, Nashville’s All Them Witches play the Ballroom on Oct 3.

• Singer Olcay Bayir combines influences from her Anatolian roots with powerful vocals in four languages, accompanied by an impressive five-piece band. See them at Jazz Café on Oct 2 plus support from Gökhan Demirdöğmez and DJ Sebze.

• Sometimes, when life hits too hard, you just want to lose yourself in the light-hearted world of pop. So where better than at Camden Assembly’s I Stay Out Too Late Taylor Swift and Harry Styles club night (Sept 23). Expect anthems, extended songs, artist versions, album tracks, audience props, lip synch comps and more. Fancy dress optional. Or, if K-Pop is more your thing, The Garage has a BTS club night on the same date – take your pick!

• Author David Stark discusses his Beatles book It’s All Too Much at The Dublin Castle’s rock & roll book club on Oct 5, the 60th anniversary of Love Me Do. Fellow Beatles authors Richard Porter and David Bedford will also be present to talk about their publication The Beatles Fab Four Cities with music from the Trembling Wilburys playing an acoustic set of Beatles and Wilburys songs.

• Musicians Charlie Dore and The Magic Numbers’ Michele Stodart showcase new collaborations and highlights from their solo careers at The Water Rats on Sept 22.

• Award-winning Dutch pop rock band DI-RECT support the release of new single 90s Kid with a headline show at Powerhaus on Sept 23.

• Richie Ramone brings his Not Afraid tour to The Black Heart on Sept 23 with support from Dig Lazarus and Loz Campbell.

• Rapper Mic Righteous plays The Garage on Oct 2.

• Hip Hop DJ, producer and MC Madlib takes to the decks at Koko on Sept 23 alongside appearances from Sam Gellaitry, Donna Leake and Selassie TBC. Then, on Sept 30, Obongjayar takes to the Koko stage fresh from releasing debut album Some Nights I Dream of Doors. Support from Loshh.

• Experience a collective reinterpretation of The Leonard Cohen Songbook by singer Pauline Scanlon and Galway band The Whileaways in the form of Bird On The Wire as they play Union Chapel on Sept 23. Support from Etaoin. Also, the one person who knows what happened to Mary, Richard Marx, plays Union Chapel on Oct 3-4 and 6. Many have tried before and failed but will he let it slip this time?

• Eurovision almost-winner Sam Ryder plays Lafayette on Sept 26, then, on Oct 5, Betty Boo makes an appearance at the venue.

• Friends and supporters of the late London club DJ Paul “Trouble” Anderson have brought together an all-star line-up of soul, funk and house music DJs and live acts to play EGG LDN on Sept 25 to celebrate his life and raise funds for a permanent mural of Paul, a memorial bench in his name and for Macmillan cancer support. The line-up includes Sean McCabe, Kid Batchelor, Jeffrey Hinton. Bobby & Steve Zoo, Neil Pierce, Hannah Khemoh, Marcus Begg, Shola Phillips and more.

• David Essex plays London Palladium on Sept 26, then Kim Wilde plays the venue on Sept 27, followed by Madeleine Peyroux (Sept 29) and New York’s Don McLean marking the 50th anniversary of his epic sing-along anthem American Pie.

• More upcoming gigs: Kingmaker Eat Yourself Whole 30th anniversary show, 100 Club; Porij, Heaven; Lauran Hibberd, The Garage; Camden Rocks Presents: Red Town + SUSAN + Death By Bunny + Next to Nada + Paradise Row, The Fiddlers Elbow (Sept 23); Midge Ure, Roundhouse; Scott Matthews, Union Chapel; The Afrobeats Orchestra, Lafayette (Sept 24); The Afrobeats Orchestra, Jazz Café; Ciaran Moran, Green Note (Sept 25); Eddi Reader, Union Chapel; Chico Da Tina, Jazz Café; Saba, The Forum; House of Flamenka, Peacock Theatre (Sept 27); Siobhan Miller, Kings Place (Sept 29); The Lemonheads + Bass Drum of Death, Roundhouse; Blue Lab Beats, Lafayette (Sept 30); The Frank & Walters, 100 Club; Sam Divine, Koko; Hard-Fi, The Forum (Oct 1); Diana Jones, Green Note (Oct 2); Sadie Jean, The Grace (Oct 3); James Taylor Quartet, Jazz Café (Oct 3-4); Cat Burns, Koko; Thumper + Shelf Lives, Lexington (Oct 4); Matt Maltese, Koko; The Dears, The Garage; The Dangerous Summer + BRKN, Underworld (Oct 5); Petrol Girls, The Garage; Samuel Jack, Powerhaus; George Fitzgerald, Koko; Verb T, Jazz Café; Zela, The Grace; Camilo, The Forum; Eli Smart, Courtyard Theatre; The Sean Taylor Trio with Mike Seal & Paulina Szczepaniak, Green Note (Oct 6).