All London's live music

A day-long winter feast of music and very special guests under Cecil Sharp House’s historic roof, co-hosted by EFDSS and folk rock supergroup The Magpie Arc.

To be announced over the next few weeks will be Matthew Bannisters very special interview guest!

A Balkan and Roma jam led by Sarah Sljivovica and friends.

A warm welcome will be extended to anyone who is passionate about Balkan music or culture, whether you want to just come along and listen or whether you’d like to join in!

Rebet Asker was a restaurant/music venue which saw all the great Greek musicians and from the 20th century through to today pass through it.

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Chamber folk project from Bristol, Hedera, land at Kings Place for a special show as part of FolkEast in the City.

Honey and The Bear are UK Folk and Roots multi-instrumentalists Lucy and Jon Hart.

From busking on the streets to the big stage, this is raw folk music that’s heartfelt and punchy!

The story of The Trouble Notes begins on the Brooklyn banks of the East River...

The Young’uns’ live shows are renowned roller coaster rides. With heart-on-the-sleeve storytelling, beautiful lyrics, warm harmonies and relentless repartee, Sean Cooney, Michael Hughes and David Eagle (the award-winning stand-up comedian) write and sing folk songs for today.

At last, an Irish music show that has come out of Ireland without the clichés that usually follow! There are no twee costumes or backing tracks here. Instead you get incredibly talented musicians and dancers who simply want to bring you the sound and fun of Ireland in an intimate and homely setting.

ollowing their sellout London Irish Centre debut in 2025, Donegal folk band Ónoir return this February for 2 exclusive shows.

A Saturday night of roaring klezmer and Balkan folk with the wonderful Balkanoes! Support comes from the fantastic virtuoso electric live looping violinist Kat Evans.

Indie-folk singer, songwriter, guitarist and producer Josienne Clarke is often said to draw on traditional British folk inspirations, but is a thoroughly modern, multifaceted artist who follows her own compass.

Singer-songwriter Rojda will perform live at indigo at The O2 on 8 February 2026.

We continue our weekly Sunday in the intimate space of The Gladstone Arms. Delighted to welcome Matu, Morning Coyote from Alberta, Canada, and Anna to the venue. It's a pay what you like gig.

ollowing their sellout London Irish Centre debut in 2025, Donegal folk band Ónoir return this February for 2 exclusive shows.

Cornish Celtic folk punk rockers, ALL FOR JOLLY, are hitting the UK to tour their new album! This band are braced to skyrocket, so grab those entries nice and early!

At their core, they’re just a group of friends chasing the joy of making music together, and that spirit comes through in every song.

Crosstown Concerts Presents...

Ken Yates

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Great musicians playing live folk music that will transport you to a world of enchanting melodies. Come on down for a jig.

All musicians and all styles welcome. Irish, Welsh, English and Scottish, American old time, bluegrass and western swing, French, Yiddish, East European, Scandinavian, Greek, Turkish, Balkan and more.

Rural Folk Anthology brings together rural folk music from many corners of Greece and the near surrounding areas of the Mediterranean Basin. Musical themes that we call ‘paradosiakiá’ – traditional Greek folk music.

A new collaborative presence on the English folk concert scene that has adopted this ancient word meaning soul, life, spirit and being

Composer Daniel Blumberg presents a concert of songs from Mona Fastvold’s forthcoming film The Testament of Ann Lee.

Griffin & Collier is the new project from the founders of global folk band Mishra, Kate Griffin and Ford Collier.

Indie-folk singer, songwriter, guitarist and producer Josienne Clarke is often said to draw on traditional British folk inspirations, but is a thoroughly modern, multifaceted artist who follows her own compass.

The Water Chorus are proud to be releasing their second EP ‘Scorn’ – the first release with their full line-up. A mixture of traditional songs, tunes and their own arrangements, it is at turns playful, mournful and filled with the energy of live performance on which the band thrives.