All London's live music

Liam Gallagher is a fan, which resulted in Alex belting out Elvis standards within the unlikely domesticity of Liam’s own North London kitchen, in a surreal battle of anthems;

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

Piquing the ears of folk fans for their rich acoustic soundscapes, Burr Island bare their soul crafting poignant lyricism that poses thought-provoking questions about life’s pressing matters.

Transatlantic folk band The Magpies are quickly becoming one of the most exciting and innovative acts on the contemporary roots scene.

The Lagan & Shanghai Treason co-headline show with special guests Nasty Fishmonger

The Lagan
The Lagan are a five piece London-Irish Celtic punk band who make beer-soaked folk punk music featuring traditional instruments and a lot of beer! Their album "Where's Your Messiah Now" is out now.

C93 Spring Skip Into 2025 With Sleeping Dogs In The Chair With The Burning Glass. Bring Your Masks And Be Free With C93 in London on Friday April 4 Union Chapel. Promoted by the moonstruck Mythology Agency with hallucinatory hands from Old Empire.

Unearthing forgotten feminist histories through myth and landscape, Sister Wives weave wild tales braiding the Welsh and English language. Haunting 4-part harmonies drift atop heavy psychedelia, avant space rock and ferocious fuzz-laden folk.

Maher Shalal Hash Baz – the legendary Japanese ensemble lead by musical polymath, anarchist, filmmaker and ceramicist Tori Kudo – celebrate 40 years as a group with this rare live performance; their first in the UK in over 15 years.

We're excited for the return of Omen Festival for 2025 - a new music series unearthing artists at the forefront of the UK's new wave of underground alternative music.

Emerging as one of the UK's most captivating independent voices, Ann Liu Cannon blends raw storytelling with a powerhouse vocal presence.

In a rare visit to Great Britain, Paul Brady is exclusively performing for two nights only at Bush Hall in London on 3rd and 4th April 2025. There are no other shows planned over here in 2025.

There is another world beyond this, beyond the dirty streets of London, beyond these ordinary (or not quite so ordinary) lives. So close, yet so far. If we can only lift the black veil and step through...

A fantastic Friday night of Cuban Folk, Bossa Nova and Boleros from Sergio Marciano’s Latin Bridge, with support from ace Argentinian-Danish singer-songwriter Maru Jota.

Helen McCookerybook makes a welcome return to the Betsey to celebrate the release of her brand new album 'Showtunes from the Shadows.

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!

Threaded are an acoustic fusion trio that create and perform music inspired by world folk culture, nature, stories and personal experiences.

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Dromedarios Mágicos is the artistic project of Chihuahua native Diego Puerta. One of the pioneers of Mexico's bedroom folk.

Michaela Pugh is an exciting young talent. She is a multi-instrumentalist with a sumptuous voice who accompanies herself live on guitar and keyboards.

On 5 April 2025, the maestro of the Balkans returns to indigo at The O2 with his intoxicating blend of ethno-pop-rock, gypsy rhythms, and heart-warming anthems.

Kieran Goss and Annie Kinsella make a rare UK appearance and come to the Irish Cultural Centre for the first time with songs from their critically acclaimed debut duo album ‘Oh, The Starlings’

Singer-songwriter and sound artist Alice Boyd brings folk-inspired harmonies, ambient electronics and field recordings to Hall Two, inviting us to ponder the intersection of human life and the landscapes we call home.

Alex Cornish is a singer songwriter, virtuoso violinist, pianist and guitarist from Dunbar, Scotland and he has been around the block.

BBC London presenter Gary Crowley returns to The Exchange with another of his ever-popular evenings of conversation and music. This time featuring renowned producer and guitarist Bernard Butler.

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