All London's live music

Join us every Sunday at 3:15pm for Choral Classics, 30 minutes of beautiful words and music, led by St Martin’s Voices. Each week’s programme is introduced by a different member of the choir, offering a unique insight into the music and the stories behind it.

In an unforgettable evening, the Philharmonia Orchestra presents the London premiere of Julia Wolfe’s searing work of remembrance and protest.

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

The Carice Singers perform Stravinsky’s Symphony of Psalms – a thrilling conclusion to an evening that embraces five centuries of sacred music at its boldest and most vital, in celebration of their 15th anniversary.

Join us every Thursday at 1.00pm in church for Great Sacred Music, a 35-minute lunchtime programme of words and music.

Years ago Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone™ enchanted our screens and now it’s returning, with the Royal Philharmonic Concert Orchestra and Philharmonia Chorus, conducted by Justin Freer, bringing John Williams’ iconic score to life.

The London Philharmonic Orchestra opens their season with a powerful and timeless work that speaks straight to the heart.

Years ago Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone™ enchanted our screens and now it’s returning, with the Royal Philharmonic Concert Orchestra and Philharmonia Chorus, conducted by Justin Freer, bringing John Williams’ iconic score to life.

Lyyra, the acclaimed women’s ensemble from the VOCES8 Foundation, returns to Kings Place after their sell-out debut with Rising, a programme ranging from early music to jazz and pop, featuring music from the group’s debut Warner Classics album.

Years ago Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone™ enchanted our screens and now it’s returning, with the Royal Philharmonic Concert Orchestra and Philharmonia Chorus, conducted by Justin Freer, bringing John Williams’ iconic score to life.

Years ago Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone™ enchanted our screens and now it’s returning, with the Royal Philharmonic Concert Orchestra and Philharmonia Chorus, conducted by Justin Freer, bringing John Williams’ iconic score to life.

The culmination of a special anniversary gala celebrating the life and music of Gerald Finzi, this evening concert marks the 125th anniversary of the composer's birth and the 70th anniversary of his death.

Years ago Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone™ enchanted our screens and now it’s returning, with the Royal Philharmonic Concert Orchestra and Philharmonia Chorus, conducted by Justin Freer, bringing John Williams’ iconic score to life.

Join us every Sunday at 3:15pm for Choral Classics, 30 minutes of beautiful words and music, led by St Martin-in-the-Fields Choral Scholars. Each week’s programme is introduced by a different member of the choir, offering a unique insight into the music and the stories behind it.

Following their Cadogan Hall debut in 2025, Scala & Kolacny Brothers return with a spectacular celebration of 30 years of musical brilliance with Scala 30.

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

Songs from the Viaduct is a song recital series that features the very best in the next generation of vocal talent in the United Kingdom

Join us every Thursday at 1.00pm in church for Great Sacred Music, a 35-minute lunchtime programme of words and music. Led by St Martin’s Voices and directed by Andrew Earis,

a variety of Italian romantic arias for soprano and tenor

To celebrate the 75th anniversary of the Elgar Society, the Chapel Choir of the Royal Hospital Chelsea gives a concert of his finest sacred and secular choral music.

Chamber choir Londinium, conducted by Andrew Griffiths, marks the 75th anniversary of the Festival of Britain with a concert of superb British choral music at St John's, Waterloo, restored in 1951 to serve as the Festival Church.

Music that sounds like it's from a musical but isn't - big vocals & rich piano

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

Boisdale of Canary Wharf proudly presents the internationally acclaimed London African Gospel Choir performing Graceland in full - a special one-off, intimate concert marking the 40th anniversary of Paul Simon’s ground-breaking masterpiece.

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