All London's live music

Come along to Little Baobab's new regular African music night at Peckham Levels.

Love Gift Hub Theatre Presents an Evening of Eclectic Creativity in Performance Arts.

A collective of beautiful Souls providing entertainment for the community including Poetry / Spoken Words, Live Vocals, Acoustic Musicians, African Drummers, and much more.

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Ese (Mama Vooduu), powerhouse drummer (Kissangwamusikcongo) from the heart of mother Africa. On bass (Indigo) aka the ginger funk machine/the porcelain adonis, and on second guitar is the man from Vesuvius (Teo Verdossi) born from the lava of a volcano.

Amadou Diagne has centuries of West African music at his fingertips. Cory Seznec is a musical wanderer and uncertified ethnomusicologist. A chance encounter while busking in Bath planted the seeds of a collaboration that’s been fermenting now for over a decade.

Senegal’s legendary band Orchestra Baobab is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year with a new album and single ’50 ANS’ and tour. Expressing all the talent of the group and what has made its success along the years: a rich and intense rhythmic base, captivating melodic singing.

NAMVULA is a singer and songwriter whose artistic journey is an exploration of cultural intersections and heartfelt storytelling. Her music reflects the nuances and complexities of her mixed Zambian and Scottish heritage, and a restlessness born of her diasporic upbringing.

Multi-instrumentalist and esteemed kora player, Sona Jobarteh performs her expansive and ambitious sophomore album Badinyaa Kumoo as part of her tour.

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plus special guests

Kahil El’Zabar’s Ethnic Heritage Ensemble, in conjunction with the legendary group’s 50th anniversary, announces its new album, Open Me, A Higher Consciousness of Sound and Spirit, via Spiritmuse Records.

Come along to Little Baobab's new regular African music night at Peckham Levels.

Malian singer & guitarist Vieux Farka Touré and his quintet perform songs from his extensive catalogue as well as songs by his esteemed Father, Ali Farka Touré.

Almanaque is an incredibly talented band, led by guitarist Luca Boscagin. With their unique blend of Brazilian music and African influences, they have captivated audiences wherever they've performed.

Love Gift Hub Theatre Presents an Evening of Eclectic Creativity in Performance Arts.

A collective of beautiful Souls providing entertainment for the community including Poetry / Spoken Words, Live Vocals, Acoustic Musicians, African Drummers, and much more.

Book your space!

This groundbreaking opera, composed and written by Helen Epega, and first staged in 2015, transports audiences to a world where music has the power to inspire, heal and unite at a time when the world seems so divided.

In support of Amnesty International UK

The Adam Glasser Group presents in Tribute to the 30th Anniversary of Free elections in South Africa

A Night of South African Jazz Standards.

Step into the vibrant world of African Electronic music as VIBRATIONS takes over Lafayette Kings Cross for an unforgettable extravaganza.

Ibibio Sound Machine, a groundbreaking musical ensemble formed in London, seamlessly blends traditional West African highlife and electronic dance music, creating a sound that is both infectious and culturally rich.

The pan-African feminist supergroup embraces international voices to bring richly melodic and far-ranging music, and a message from Africa for the world.

NSG will be performing live at Eventim Apollo this June.

Born from the fusion of West African rhythms and the vibrant sounds of London, feel the beat of the Balimaya Project in this multi-genre concert.

We’re joined by one of Ghana’s all-time great vocalists, and biggest musical draw: “The Golden Voice Of Africa” Pat Thomas and Kwashibu Area Band.

Following his 2023 sellout show and the release of UK #1 album 'I Told Them...' Burna Boy is back at London Stadium on Saturday 29 June to wow crowds with the pure electric energy of his Afro-fusion music!

Mdou Moctar immediately stands out as one of the most innovative artists in contemporary Saharan music.

Black Umfolosi performances are inspired by the traditional song and dance of their native southern Africa, with a beauty and enthusiasm that is unrivalled.

From the streets of Zimbabwe, Gonora Sounds come to Hoots!