All London's live music

Join us for a spectacular New Year’s Eve party at Jamboree as we RUN AWAY WITH THE CIRCUS!

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

Join us for the first night back of the new year with the Jamboree Collective bringing together as many of the old Monday night gang as possible that are deeply ingrained in the venue’s history.

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!

Blending soulful semi-classical tones with vibrant folk-inspired fusion, Sujan Chapagain & The Infinity have carved a unique space in Nepal’s contemporary music scene.

Damon & Naomi (of Galaxie 500) return to Cafe OTO in the New Year for a three-day residency of music, friends, surprise guests, and a celebration for the UK publication of Damon’s book Why Sound Matters (Yale University Press)

Saturday night with the brilliant Paprika fusing Eastern European, Balkan, Gypsy and Classical music in a whirlwind performance of frenzied virtuosity!

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

Damon & Naomi (of Galaxie 500) return to Cafe OTO in the New Year for a three-day residency of music, friends, surprise guests, and a celebration for the UK publication of Damon’s book Why Sound Matters (Yale University Press)

Our popular sing-around, play-around will be visited, as usual, by Walthamstow Wassailers. Come along with or without any instrument, sing, play or just listen and perhaps join in the occasional chorus. Everyone is welcome.

Into 2026 and we continue our weekly Sunday in the intimate space of The Gladstone Arms. Thrilled to welcome Jacobus D, Gretchin and Ralph Bishop to the venue. It's a pay what you want gig.

Dorset born James Findlay comes from a family background of traditional singers.

Damon & Naomi (of Galaxie 500) return to Cafe OTO in the New Year for a three-day residency of music, friends, surprise guests, and a celebration for the UK publication of Damon’s book Why Sound Matters (Yale University Press)

Music, when swift voices die, vibrates in the memory. Alternates every Tuesday.

The 2026 January First Tues Night at OLC will culminate in a full set from MARK NEWLOVE.

The world-famous traditional singing night.

The best-known floor singers’ night in London – trad songs & tunes, ballads, shanties, rousing choruses, and more, with the best folk harmonies in the Capital. Perform up front, or join the chorus from the audience and help us blow the roof off.

Bitterpearl return to The Troubadour to mark the wrap of their first album.

Experience a rare and captivating musical dialogue as Kadialy Kouyate, master kora player and griot from Senegal, joins forces with Gao Hong, internationally acclaimed Chinese pipa virtuoso.

Our weekly traditional Jamboree Celtic session! Come and enjoy listening in to the warmth and beauty of this special music with us.

Ceci Day is an English-American singer-songwriter known for her soulful, lyric-driven compositions and distinctive blend of acoustic folk with elements of rock and country—a sound that lives between city streets and country skies.

The London-based French-Swiss composer, singer and producer Noémie Ducimetière has worked across many corners of the music industry.

For our first Wednesday night of the new year we welcome the truly magical Whiskey Moon Face! “The result of a thousand drunken nights, countless dreamy days, and years of musical adventuring, taking you on a voyage into a bohemian underworld which you never knew existed” – Theo Bard

Max Runham returns to the Fox and Firkin in January, a year after his first release, with some brand new music. A knees up, a heart-wrench, a warm hug of a gig. Come and get rocked senseless by Max’s vibrant 6-piece band, drawing influences from indie-folk, soul, and blues.

Join us every month for a traditional folk session at Morocco Bound!

Pete (fiddle, mandolin, vocals) and Richard (cello, guitar, vocals) play contemporary roots music mixing dance tunes from English and other fiddle traditions with British and American folk songs and pieces of their own. Consummate performers both and perennial Club favourites.