All London's live music

🎶 Every last Wednesday of the month, head on down for a live trad band that will transport you straight to Dublin.

For Trousdale—the trio of Quinn D’Andrea, Georgia Greene, and Lauren Jones—the ache of growing through change, of facing down existential anxiety, and matters of the heart are all intimately familiar.

Irish folk trio Amble extend their ongoing world tour in support of their latest album, Reverie.

European folk music that is evocative, inventive, and endlessly exciting.

Izzie Yardley is bringing her superstar band to SJQ, to celebrate a new chapter of music. Expect both intimate, spellbinding stories and wild, raucous improvisation.

Owl Light Trio are Jim Penny on concertina, Jane Griffiths on fiddle and viola and Colin Fletcher on guitar.

Join us for an evening of Traditional Folk Music every Wednesday. Music, songs, stories and craic from some of London's finest trad musicians.

Singers, songwriters, and folk song collectors Clarke Camilleri & Jude Brothers are performing at Green Note as part of their “Rolling Hills Of Home That Was Never My Home ” tour

Chaplin, Searl and Nan blend foot-stomping rhythms, dipped in moonshine and served with a side of double bass and fiddle. Midnight train reimagines your favourite songs into something refreshingly new with a folk twist, rustic charm, and a whole lot of heart!

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Irish folk trio Amble extend their ongoing world tour in support of their latest album, Reverie.

Wildly original take on Irish folk

Junior Brother brings his uniquely powerful voice and wildly original take on Irish folk to Hootananny Brixton, ahead of the release of his third album The End on Strap Originals.

Formerly of Glasgow-based folk and blues duo Avocet, poet, multi-instrumentalist and singer-songwriter Iona Zajac recently released her debut solo single, the gorgeous and pondering Find Her in the Grass.

Blending folky old-time and growling Americana, Flint Pascoe brings a mix of trad folk and bluegrass rhythm to The Pelton Arms stage. With an all original set and a brand new band, prepare yourselves for heart-wrenching ballads and foot stomping rock n’ roll.

Off The Cuff presents:

Mr. Sweet

with additional support from The Homborgs

Thea Eve Gilmore (born 25 November 1979, Oxford, England) is a British female singer-songwriter.

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Dominie Hooper is a London-based singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist crafting spellbinding music rooted in folklore, ritual, and emotional transformation.

"My career has been a lesson in patience," says Annahstasia, having cultivated her musical language between blazes of intimacy and independence across different lives, locations, and iterations, loves lost and gained, expectations evaded and recreated.

Two established folkies from West Yorkshire who recently came together with voices, fiddle, guitar and traditional songs. Glowing reviews abound.

'Straight-up, beautiful and bold folk singing' Mark Radcliffe -- BBC Radio 2

Honed in the vibrant music scene of Beijing, Will’s musical style draws from diverse influences, defying easy categorization and creating a sound that is both timeless and refreshingly authentic.

Those of you who have seen Sunjay at our club before will know that he is a first-rate highly-talented musician, and charismatic performer.

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Flook, praised for their "virtuosic playing" and "staggering tunes" (The Irish Times), comes to London's stunning Union Chapel to celebrate 30 years of their illustrious history.

A Night of Music, Songs and Words with Tommy Sands and Bernadette Devlin McAliskey

We are delighted to welcome Tommy Sands to The ICC for an evening of music, song and discussion with his friend and fellow peace campaigner Bernadette Devlin McAliskey.

The New Roots Sessions; three headline artists in one evening’s show - stripped back, intimate solo triple-bills. With Rob Corcoran ('..this guy is special' Americana UK), Louis Brennan ('..a master storyteller' GQ Magazine), and Hannah Nicholson (‘…profound’ Northern Life Magazine).