All London's live music

Safe As Milk and Be Sharp Promotions present Filthy Militia - 'High Ground' Album Launch

London ska punk silliness est. 2016, Filthy Militia finally release their debut album 'High Ground' onto the world. Expect big tunes and big feelings, or something like that.

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Oliver Walker is still trying to play only the hits. For this show, he returns with a backing band. The genre-bending artist will be singing a number of original folk-infused emo-rock songs with the help of his brother and two friends, in hopes of playing only the hits.

She’Koyokh returns for another night of foot-stomping klezmer, stunning songs and the best Balkan dance grooves. Quality music, great musicians and magic vibes guaranteed!

Once upon a time there was an orchestra. . .

Join Sinfonia Smith Square for an adventure into the world of Folk and be spun a musical yarn around our oldest traditional tales inside the 18th century walls of Smith Square Hall.

Hosted by Omen Magazine, New Idols is a new music festival celebrating the artists tipped for big things in 2026.

YURN

yurn makes heads turn with their aggressive, soft sound. These South London sad rockers make vulnerability loud with ruminative lyrics and fuzzy guitars

We’re delighted to have our concert sessions returning for 2026.

For the first one of the year, we have our concert session host, Tad Sargent on guitar.

Joining Tad are two of London’s finest traditional Irish musicians – Karen Ryan on fiddle, and Andy Martyn on button accordion.

Acclaimed French singer and longtime voice of Nouvelle Vague

Mélanie Pain steps into the spotlight for a special solo performance.

We continue our weekly Sunday in the intimate space of The Gladstone Arms. Delighted to welcome James McKean & The Blueberry Moon, Melanie Crew & Ross Palmer and Kosta Burgess to the venue. It's a pay what you want gig.

Langkamer’s third album ‘Langzamer’ stands tall as their most restrained, mature, and sincere album to date.

The ever-popular London duo share the evening with a young traditional singer from the Northeast.

Mix Heather Small and Julie Fowlis and you’ve got singer songwriter Ainsley Hamill. Ainsley is one of the UK’s most distinctive and versatile singers, known for her remarkable voice, storytelling and emotive style.

Sonny Brazil is a Folk singer and Squeeze Box Player from the south east of England. Raised in South East London and Brighton, Sonny dwells among the Bargee Traveller Community, living and playing music as they have for centuries on the inland waterways of England.

mother and daughter from Essex, sharing songs and singing together. Belinda began singing traditional songs in the ’60s and has always preferred English country songs

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Free Folk music in the Pub Area

Jessie Jane Collins is back with her band of talented mates for a night of uplifting folk music at Hoots!

The pub will be brought to life with the virtuosic group of musicians jamming into the evening.

Described as “one of the most technically gifted and expressive guitarists in Scotland.” (Innes White), Miguel’s music is tied in with a deep understanding and curiosity of the Traditional Scottish music landscape.

Sharkpit: Modern electric folk.

Kristina Rhodes: Introspective ambient cello. slow, soft, rolling thunder.

Hunger Hill: Fragmented thoughts rolling around the space beneath the eardrums. Held firmly in the place between singing and speaking.

A night to celebrate and sing with up and coming folk/indie folk artists, presented by Fledgling Live

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.

Tony's earned himself the title of Human Jukebox for his live request shows - so don't be shy to ask for ya favourites! You can always expect a night of jam-packed variety when Tony hits the stage.

Settle in and enjoy the sounds of Spencer Chaplin, who'll treat you to a bunch of eclectic tunes brimmed with guitar and charm.

The eight-piece collective play their biggest London show to date.