All London's live music

Join the St Martin’s Voices for an evening of summer favourites at the Brunel Museum. Performances take place at 6.30pm and 7.45pm, and each lasts around 45 minutes.

Legendary Studio Ghibli composer Joe Hisaishi makes his Proms debut conducting the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra in two large-scale works exploring themes of destruction and loss.

Join the acclaimed Wrocław Baroque Ensemble for this special evening centred around Antonio Vivaldi’s magnificent Gloria.

A jazz band and a symphony orchestra meet in the zany, psychedelic groovings of Sofia Gubaidulina’s Revue Music for Symphony Orchestra and Jazz Band – the keystone of a concert that brings these two 20th-century sound-worlds together.

Belmont Ensemble of London perform a selection of music from film and TV, featuring tunes from Pirates of the Caribbean, James Bond, Downton Abbey, Game of Thrones and Schindler’s List.

A beautiful 30 minute sequence of words and music, exploring much-loved choral works in the beautiful surroundings of St Martin-in-the-Fields.

‘No other English composer offers more beauty in sound,’ Thomas Beecham said of Delius. There’s no more extravagant, impassioned or overwhelming a canvas for that beauty than A Mass of Life.

Two of the 20th-century’s most powerful operas come together in a concert by Sir Antonio Pappano and the London Symphony Orchestra.

St Martin’s Voices present a journey around Britain and Ireland in the form of folk songs, old and new, at the Brunel Museum.

A concert of musical roars and whispers. A childhood memory inspires Bent Sørensen’s Evening Land – a sonic view from a window onto the calm, silent landscape of rural Denmark.

Join us for another in our series of free Sunday recitals featuring up and coming musicians.

Free attendance, donations encouraged

On Sunday 24 August at 3pm, the walls of The Bedford in Balham will come alive with harmony, pride, and unapologetic queer joy as performers from LGBT choirs across the South East unite for an unforgettable evening of cabaret at the CampFruit Cabaret Festival: “LGB with the T.”

Join the St Martin’s Voices for a delightful evening of madrigals, old and new, at the Brunel Museum.

Belmont Ensemble of London perform a selection of music from film and TV, featuring tunes from Pirates of the Caribbean, James Bond, Downton Abbey, Game of Thrones and Schindler’s List.

Award-winning Baroque dynamos Peter Whelan and the Irish Baroque Orchestra, praised for their ‘stylish verve’ and ‘rich insight and charisma’, make their Proms debut with a Handel rarity that celebrates the power of music itself.

In an age of resurgent conflict and frenetic demands on our attention, The Sixteen’s 2025 Choral Pilgrimage: Angel of Peace offers a slice of tranquillity in many forms courtesy of luminous, purifying music traversing six centuries.

The Spooky Men’s Chorale is a magnificent, many-headed beast which has single-handedly turned the world of men’s singing upside down.

Prize-winning young Viennese pianist Lukas Sternath makes his Proms debut in Grieg’s beloved Piano Concerto, with its heart-on- sleeve melodies and intimate lyricism.

An hour-long programme exploring contemporary musical settings of poetry for choir and string quartet, including recently-composed works by Libby Croad, Jake Runestad and Michael Higgins.

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

This concert will be approximately 3 hours in duration, including an interval.

Solemn ritual and holiday sunshine collide in a concert by Ilan Volkov and the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra.

A heartfelt 90th birthday tribute to Arvo Pärt in a concert focused on works inspired by peace, performed by The Carice Singers and friends.

Step into a world of calm and timeless beauty.

In an immersive concert celebrating the 90th birthday of Arvo Pärt, his choral works are interwoven with movements from Bach’s solo cello suites.

Critics have praised their Proms performances as ‘breathtaking’, ‘blazing’ and ‘simply as good as it gets’. Now John Wilson and the Sinfonia of London double down with a passion-soaked programme of 20th-century orchestral showpieces.