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Breathtaking harmonies and emotive interpretations of traditional songs.

Keith and Sylvia sing mainly English traditional and traditionally influenced contemporary songs and work extensively all over the UK, Europe and beyond with collectively over 80 years performing experience.

Our regular showcase of original and acoustic performers returns to Three Hounds Beer Cafe for 2026. Join us for another magical performance by progressive folk duo Milton Hide.

Andy will be promoting new album ‘The night is approaching though some would say it was morning’ recorded live at Abbey Road.

On a small corner lot in southeast Portland, Oregon, Jeffrey Martin holed up through the winter recording his quietly potent new album Thank God We Left The Garden.

Acclaimed Canadian folk singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist ROSE COUSINS announced her new album, Conditions of Love, Vol. 1, which was released on March 14, 2025.

Join us for an evening of soulful Cretan sounds, from seated folk songs from the urban centres of Crete to traditional melodies and dance rhythms that characterize the celebratory feasts of the rural Cretan sea-side and mountain regions, with the fantastic Ortakides!

Join us every month for a traditional folk session at Morocco Bound!

Songs and tunes from north of the border presented by a genuine Scot. Duncan is a fine fiddler, piper and mandolinist of international experience. Known to the Club via his work with Clementine Lovell he is a member of a number of London bands. And there will be excellent guests...

Somerset-born singer-songwriter Tom Scamell moved to London last year and quickly gained attention for his blues-driven guitar-and-vocal style.

Robb Johnson’s songwriting acknowledges a spectrum of influences from folk to punk, Billie Holiday to The Velvet Underground, but he has an enduring affinity with the European tradition of literate song.

We’re thrilled to bring this trio to The Finsbury; Alex Laertis, Arthur Squawks and Marsh Woman. Revolving in a progressive sphere of indie-rock/folk, it’s a terrific lineup. Free entry!

2025 JUNOS Contemporary Roots Album of the Year Winner
2025 International Folk Music Awards Nominated

After seeing many of our artists perform at Cafe Oto over the past decade, we’re truly honored to host two nights in this iconic venue as part of our 10 Year Anniversary Tour. – Bongo Joe

Support from Bone China and Celeste Madden

Presented by Triples Is Best

Meadhbh Walsh is a 23-year-old Irish folk singer and instrumentalist whose powerful voice and unique blend of traditional and contemporary folk have earned her a dedicated following around the world.

Friday night with the brilliant Roofcats, singing and whaling the blues like their lives depend on it, in an energising and enchanting, Joplin / Reinhardt-esque daydream!

Steve Pretty is best known as bandleader of internationally-renowned brass pioneers Hackney Colliery Band (‘one of the greatest live bands that we have in this country’ BBC Radio 2)

Beach folk band The 502s, often called ‘the happiest band on Earth’, with breezy banjos, shout-along choruses, and an energy that bursts like a cannonball into a swimming pool, their music feels like sunshine you can dance to.

On the 24th come celebrate Robert Burns, Scotland’s most renowned wordsmith, at Morocco Bound.

After seeing many of our artists perform at Cafe Oto over the past decade, we’re truly honored to host two nights in this iconic venue as part of our 10 Year Anniversary Tour. – Bongo Joe

Meadhbh Walsh is a 23-year-old Irish folk singer and instrumentalist whose powerful voice and unique blend of traditional and contemporary folk have earned her a dedicated following around the world.

Ben Gage is a traveling roots troubadour from Akron Ohio whose songs blend folk guitar, blues harmonica, and stories rooted in the honest grit of everyday people.

Irish-born // London based guitar folk-pop artist, playing guitar, bass, piano and drums for a number of musical projects.

Just turn up!

Robb Johnson says he’s just a bloke with a guitar. He is. But he’s one who has chronicled our times: painting the less-than-sunny political landscape in the moonlight of the personal. Just like a folk singer should.