All London's live music

A night of global grooves, infectious rhythms, fresh sounds, and vibrant energy. Come and feel the magic of Brazil and beyond with Olayá and Tigas

Música Brasileira / Brazilian Night with Brazcoco – Live Show + Jam Session

Free Brazilian music on the ground floor of the Harrison Pub – Kings Cross. We are very excited to welcome back Rachel Haytor (Alvorada) and Jonathan Preiss (Choro Matiz and Caratinga) who will be hosting the Rodo do Harrison.

João Menezes is a Portuguese singer and guitarist that specialises in Brazilian music, exploring different styles like Bossa Nova, Samba, Partido-alto, Choro and MPB.

Joabe Reis is one of the most important artists of the new instrumental jazz in the Brazilian scene.

Joabe is known for playing contemporary jazz, highly influenced by hip-hop, neo soul, funk and pop. His new album, 028 sees him collaborate with Bob Mintzer and Gabriel Grossi.

The poet of samba is back in London!

The Revelação Group began its career in 1994, in the suburbs of Rio de Janeiro. In 1997, music producer Bira Haway appreciated the group’s samba sessions and decided to launch them on the music market.

Summer is here and we got another Jambu Music Jam at Peckham Levels in July to make sure the beat never stops!

Hosted by the Beloved George Band, the night will feature live music, dancing, and a chance to join in on the fun.

São Paulo-based carnival collective takes over our famed celebration of Brazilian musical culture.

"The distance across the ocean between Brazil and London becomes small in the hands of these great and talented musicians. Long live Djangada, long live Brazilian music." D.Vyzor 2022

Brazilian beats at their brightest and a party atmosphere at its finest, curated by the fantastic Pamela Fom.

Born in the 1950s on Rio de Janeiro’s beaches, bossa nova blends the smoothness of jazz with the rhythmic heart of samba.

Two major voices in the new generation of Portuguese fado singers join forces for their UK debut live show at Union Chapel.

António Zambujo is one of the biggest names in Portuguese music, having embarked on a near non-stop world tour.

Rooted in soul and soaked in funky Latin & Brazilian influences, The Fontanas hit the sweet spot between tight funk grooves and swinging Latin rhythms.

An Afro-Brazilian Samba-Funk Party headlined by the legendary Brazilian singer-songwriter Aleh Ferreira, supported by Kihaya Blues!

With influences ranging from Jorge Ben to Caetano Veloso, through to the manguebeat of Chico Science, Brazilian singer-songwriter Jota.pê is a heavyweight of modern MPB.

Tonight we present an evening celebrating the joyous, rhythmic, delights of classic Brazilian MPB with the 606 Club’s outstanding Brazilian band “Samara”.

The legendary Brazilian psych-rock outfit make a rare and intimate London appearance, returning after 7 years this summer.

The legendary Brazilian psych-rock outfit make a rare and intimate London appearance, returning after 7 years this summer.

Mario Bakuna performs a concert dedicated to João Gilberto who was a pioneer of the musical genre of Bossa Nova in the late 1950s.

Free Brazilian music on the ground floor of the Harrison Pub – Kings Cross. We are very excited to welcome back Rachel Haytor (Alvorada) and Jonathan Preiss (Choro Matiz and Caratinga) who will be hosting the Rodo do Harrison.

Free Brazilian music on the ground floor of the Harrison Pub – Kings Cross. We are very excited to welcome back Rachel Haytor (Alvorada) and Jonathan Preiss (Choro Matiz and Caratinga) who will be hosting the Rodo do Harrison.

The project features the sonics of the UK scene, while at the same time incorporating Moyses' roots in jazz as well as sounds from his birthplace of Brazil. Moyses and his producer Ankit Suri wanted to make sure that the tracks still felt like songs as opposed to free-flowing jazz improvisations.

The project features the sonics of the UK scene, while at the same time incorporating Moyses' roots in jazz as well as sounds from his birthplace of Brazil. Moyses and his producer Ankit Suri wanted to make sure that the tracks still felt like songs as opposed to free-flowing jazz improvisations.

Flavia has travelled many of the world’s roads. From Rio de Janeiro’s Favela ‘morros’ to the storied streets of Paris, this nomad feels at home wherever she’s made welcome.