This week, Londonist caught two bands at either end of the musical scale - American metal stars Wolves in the Throne Room @ Underworld and the ever great Elbow at an intimate Porchester Hall show. We also started offering you the chance to win tickets to see Late of the Pier on February 28th. We also previewed the forthcoming second iTunes festival, which starts this coming Thursday. Looking forward to this week however, Monday night......

Morrissey starts the first of a string of six dates at the Roundhouse on Monday night, playing every night except Thursday until next Sunday. As you'd expect, tickets are all gone, but you may be able to find a few last minute spares floating around. Londonist favourites Sons and Daughters play The End's first Birthday, and Stephen Fretwell plays his melodic melancholy at the Luminaire - a few tickets left at £12.50 from WeGotTickets......

Time once again to take a quick tour of some gigs coming up that we think you might like. And maybe a few you won't. Friday: Henry Rollins is back to celebrate 25 years of speaking not shouting at Hammersmith, and although sold out, it's well worth trying to find a way in, since the great man's one of life's true raconteurs and very very funny. Alternatively Kaibosh are at The Spread Eagle in......

Since we down here in the dungeon are absolutely convinced that your New Year's resolutions are all going to be to see more live music in 2006 we've kindly decided to drop you a list of some of the shows we'd like to see you at (that you can at least still get tickets for): Electric Eel Shock - Underworld, Wednesday 1st February Dragonforce - Astoria, Friday 3rd February Kano - Astoria, Saturday 4th......