All London's live music

Fresh off their run as Eurydice and Orpheus in the West End’s Hadestown, Desmonda Cathabel (Mamma Mia: I Have a Dream, Miss Saigon, Disney’s Aladdin) and Dylan Wood (Orphans, Moorcroft, No Love Songs) are no strangers to playing doomed lovers together.

Hailing from the depths of rural Ireland, alternative Donegal singer songwriter George Houston was raised on classic folk, pop and rock from his parents vast collection of cds and vinyl.

In celebration of their 20th anniversary, Stornoway are coming to the Hall in March 2026. Entitled ‘A Journey From Sea To Summit’ the show promises to be unique, bringing their passion for conservation to the fore with an immersive night in nature, alongside special guests.

Rough Trade East is very excited to present a live performance and signing from José González. This unique event celebrates the release of his new album 'Against The Dying Of The Light' released via City Slang.

James Chatfield creates a unique and calming experience with his original instrumental compositions. Performing with an acoustic guitar and electric bass simultaneously.

James often improvises with loop stations, effects, and the inspiration of the surrounding environments.

No frills, no gimmicks, no pretence SIMPLY DYLAN is John O'Connell's personal exploration and celebration of the rich and diverse work of Bob Dylan.

Sophie Wright is a folk singer-songwriter based in London whose evocative voice and lyrical songs bring together storytelling and powerful musical intuition. Inspired by the cliffs and shoreline of her childhood she weaves the natural world into her music with a timeless and moving grace.

A night of poetry and music bringing together art to celebrate the natural world and highlight the impacts of climate change and nature loss.

Vulva Voce is a band which rewrites the 'string quartet' as we know it. Taking influence from folk, jazz, classical, techno and funk, they write original music which honours women's stories from throughout history.

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

The Western Heights are a Dover based trio playing original melodic and country-inflected songs. Toby Oakes has sporadically written, sung and played guitar for over 50 years, he has worked with bassist Kevin Richards for 10 years and they were joined by drummer Dave Robinson in 2021.

Japanese singer, songwriter, composer, and multi-instrumentalist, Ichiko Aoba is coming to the Hall in March 2026.

Zeeya are a dynamic, experimental guitar-violin duo based in London, playing a repertoire of pre-war (WWII) Rebetiko and Greek folk music.

A terrific lineup for your Tuesday at The Gladstone Arms. Channeling elements of indie, folk and country, join us for Small Time Kid, Daisy Skelton and Jonny Gray

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.

Our weekly traditional Jamboree Celtic session! Come and enjoy the warmth and beauty of this special music with us. Musicians with a background in Irish trad are welcome to bring their instrument and join in.

Fresh off their run as Eurydice and Orpheus in the West End’s Hadestown, Desmonda Cathabel (Mamma Mia: I Have a Dream, Miss Saigon, Disney’s Aladdin) and Dylan Wood (Orphans, Moorcroft, No Love Songs) are no strangers to playing doomed lovers together.

Josh Groban will be heading to The O2 on Wednesday 1 April 2026.

Tyler Hilton & Kate Voegele are heading back to Europe together in 2026 for the first time since 2018, bringing fans an unforgettable tour celebrating the beloved music of One Tree Hill.

A vibrant blend of afrobeat, folk and jazz.

Driving music with tales of the duo's experiences as musicians and sisters, far and wide.

This intimate acoustic show pairs two queer artists, one rising star from Canada's East Coast and the other an incandescent London native.

Taking inspiration from Professor Longhair, Huey "Piano" Smith, Lee Dorsey and James Booker, this is an evening of outstanding New Orleans-style jazz, blues and funk piano.

Chaplin, Searl, and Nan blend foot-stomping rhythms, dipped in moonshine and served with a side of double bass and fiddle.

Join us for a fantastic night with Siobhan O’Driscoll, performing pop, jazz & folk with her own unique twist.