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Amalu is an indie/folk artist from London, known for using tender and vulnerable lyricism to weave together raw and heartfelt stories of personal vulnerability and emotional honesty.

Amalu has recently released her debut album 'Tales from Limbo' and can't wait to welcome you into her world!

A captivating singer and guitar player bringing the best of traditional song and contemporary composition to every performance.

GAVIN FAIRHALL LEVER are a stunning explosion of colour in the wild and unruly garden of the London folk scene.

A tangle of roots from Northern Ireland, Cornwall and Norfolk gives exuberant life to a truly contemporary folk music, full of thorns and flowers.

Gotobeat is excited to present Tia Gostelow live at Paper Dress Vintage!

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All Spells present an evening of experimental folk and more, featuring the bog-trawl folk of Sodden Pelt, banjo and guitar duo The Pegwells, Chermansog’s electronic folk horror and The Late Joe Bowman’s experimental maximalism.

After delving into Northern English folk song and story Johnny began writing his own material. He's beginning to make waves on the UK folk scene

Bal de Bourdon is a London-based band performing music from France, the Channel Islands and Cornwall, with a penchant for songs rich in melody, harmony and drama.

Cole Stacey is a visceral and lyrical songwriter, singer and musician who has roamed the highest diverse echelons of British folk, 80s pop, spoken word and ambient electronics.

Scottish-based Xan Tyler and Amsterdam-based Dusty Stray (Jonathan Brown) met through a mutual admiration of each other’s work. It didn’t take long before a transnational musical partnership began to take shape.

🇮🇪 A London-based singer-songwriter from Limerick, blending heartfelt folk-pop with the kind of tunes made for late-night singalongs and dancing.

Best known as the voice of The Seahorses Chris returns with Forest For The Trees a deeply intimate collection of reimagined tracks from across his career offering a fresh take on familiar favourites

Liverpool-born, Leeds-based folk songwriter Rhiannon Hope is set to release her first EP, All Things, Rising and Returning, on 25th September via Private Regcords. The lead single, ‘B.B.’, is out now.

Searows is the project of Pacific Northwest singer-songwriter and guitarist Alec Duckart

MAREZINE is back at The Victoria for another blooming April extravaganza

OPENING: All the way from Brighton shores are exciting newcomers, every saints - a mythical pop alternative trio who should be on everyone's radar. Expect heart-crushing sorcery & tongue-in-cheek Hollywood theatrics.

Beginning life as a trio – with legendary Steeleye Span fiddle player Peter Knight being joined by percussionist Sacha Trochet and guitarist Roger Flack

North London singer-songwriter Charlie Vaughan is back to celebrate the release of new music with friends Ruby Doomsday. Join Charlie and his band for a joyous Friday rock and roll extravaganza.

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Paula Fong is an Americana singer-songwriter from Los Angeles with a sound that can vary from lilting trad folk, to upbeat country toe tappers, to soulful grit.

After Kasai Masai stunned a packed, ecstatic Sound Lounge in 2025, there has been many requests to have them return...and here they are!

Rooted in the rich musical traditions of the Congo, Kasai Masai is a dynamic soukous band known for their electrifying performances and infectious rhythms.

The 9-piece mini-orchestra shunTA! are one of London’s most exciting party bands, with their relentlessly upbeat musical tour of the Balkans.

Fabrizio Cammarata grew artistically opening shows for Ben Harper, Patti Smith, Hindi Zahra, Iron & Wine, Villagers, Paper Kites, and over the years he has performed onstage with Damien Rice, Daniel Johnston, as well as Tamikrest.

Since forming in Cape Town in 2012, The Shabs have gigged extensively across South Africa, the UK, and Europe, earning a reputation for their tight, energetic live shows that blend melodic sing-along folk with the raw energy and DIY ethos of punk rock.

Walthamstow favourites Turncoat Billy bring their unique ‘Bloke Folk’ genre down the Victoria Line for their first headline show in central London following a busy 2025 which saw capacity crowds at Signature Brew and support slots for sell out shows with The Rifles and more Christmas nonsense.

This concert is approximately 75 minutes in duration, without an interval