All London's live music

This concert will be approximately 1 hour in duration, without an interval

Award winning instrumentalists Elliott Morris (guitar) and Henry Webster (violin) launch their long-awaited debut album As It Is Now, As It Was Then. Expect moody instrumental music with traditional sensibilities for contemporary ears.

Pyx Lax return to London for a night of timeless songs and shared memories. Their music has shaped generations, weaving stories of love, loss, and everything in between.

A relaxed evening for sharing & learning

Bring your instruments & songs or come to listen.

All Welcome

Matt Maeson makes songs for those moments when you need them the most. No matter how fast life goes, he can get a grip on it and slow it down just enough to sing about it.

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Arthur Coates & Kerran Cotterell are a two-man trad tornado tearing through the folk world with foot percussion, fiddle, guitar, vocals, and groove to spare.

Join us for an evening of Traditional Folk Music every Wednesday. Music, songs, stories and craic from some of London's finest trad musicians.

Returning in 2026 with their first new album in 8 years, The Severed Limb bring their unique brand of skiffle and folk to What’s Cookin’.

The Sunryse Sound are a 4-piece band based in London and Cyprus, pulsating folk, alt-rock and funk. Playing all unreleased music, this group of multi-instrumentalists are thrilled to move you through their dynamic jams and introspective lyrics. Bring someone you haven't seen in a while.

Folktales returns to Jamboree, carrying its torch of cultural exchange and musical dialogue with a special live session gathering artists, poets, musicians and storytellers from across the globe.

Jessie Reid’s second album Little Sparks is about hope, about those tiny moments of positivity that get us through the everyday, the glimmers of light hidden amongst the mundane.

For Trousdale—the trio of Quinn D’Andrea, Georgia Greene, and Lauren Jones—the ache of growing through change, of facing down existential anxiety, and matters of the heart are all intimately familiar.

Dani Larkin Live at The Forge.

The Rodeo Mag Presents

Sam Shackleton

Deeper Cuts celebrates jazz-ish music – artists giving it a twist, fusing it with other gloriousness and pushing things forward. It’s a bi-monthly live night at the warm, welcoming Paper Dress Vintage in Hackney.

Start your year in music off right! >>

Singer, producer and violinist FLOCO inhabits a world between the old and the new. Weaving remnants of her musical upbringing on English folk music through live electronics and experimental production, FLOCO explores the more abstract lands of Cyberfolk and Dream Pop.

Join us at The Waiting Room for an unforgettable night with Sophie Stewart! On this special evening, Sophie will take the stage to showcase her great sound and captivating lyrics.

An evening of live folk music to celebrate Imbolc - the turning point of midwinter, when the first signs of spring begin to appear.

Gather with us for a night of community, storytelling, and trad music.

100 Club presents... Orla Gartland

This concert will be approximately 2 hours in duration, including an interval

A welcome first visit for Polly - writer, singer guitarist - and her band.

'The Flanders and Swann of our day. A cultural commentator with her tongue firmly in her cheek!'Daily Mail

Traditional folk tunes and songs. The first Thursday of each month at 8.30pm

Baltimore-based Letitia Van Sant and David McKindley-Ward have built a faithful following on both sides of the Atlantic and have toured the UK previously, winning many accolades.

Featuring folk songs from New Zealand cities, villages, and islands, this concert emulates the experience of a travelling New Zealand folk musician.