All London's live music

Legendary Irish concertina player Cormac Begley makes his London debut at Kings Place with a rare solo performance, showcasing the extraordinary depth and power of the bass concertina.

Celebrate the summer solstice with an evening of ritual and music from William Patrick Owen and The Lunatics.

BARK continues to bring the most exciting up and coming alternative artists and bands to The Old Library at Music Room London.

Saturday night with the fantastic Balkan Hot Club presenting the sounds of Bulgarian, Kurdish and Greek music in their own inimitable style. The band is led by the maverick Mr Morski, a legend in his homeland of Bulgaria, and a legend of Jamboree.

🇮🇪 A talented solo artist, creating music that borrows from elements of folk, blues and country music.

Swedish multi-instrumentalist Gustaf Ljunggren brings his new album Along The Low Road to London for an intimate solo performance, weaving together guitar, lap steel, ukulele and piano in a quietly spellbinding live experience.

Join Protein and Greenwich Borough of Sanctuary for this annual event celebrating the contributions, creativity and resilience of refugees, migrants and people seeking sanctuary.

Enjoy artist and refugee-led performances, arts and crafts, dance jam, singing, live music and a communal meal

Kensington Symphony Orchestra returns to Fairfield Halls with an all-American programme of music featuring John Adams’s Harmonium (1980-81).

Tristwch Y Fenywod is a band of three queer women who play avant-garde Gothic rock using folk, rock, and digital instruments, with lyrics sung entirely in the Welsh language (Cymraeg).

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

We continue our weekly Sunday in the intimate space of The Gladstone Arms. Delighted to welcome Alex Cambridge, Morjane Ténéré and Dean Frost to the venue. It's a pay what you want gig.

o celebrate the release of the new album, A. A. Williams visits Kingston to play an in-store set.

To be able to evoke emotion from music is a truly magical quality.

Ceremony to Celebrate the Pagan festival of Litha

Adam Holmes is a Scottish BBC award-winning songwriter whose work has found a distinct and enduring place in the UK folk landscape.

Áine O'Dwyer - Channeled Wind - Written and developed in The Old Church between 2005 and 2026.

Channeled Wind is a composition for the Bishop and Son pipe organ, inspired by its distinct sounding air flow through the pipes while operating the keys.

Simon (guitar/vocal) and Wendy (vocal) play and exciting mixture of acoustic music from Country blues to ragtime, jazz, skiffle, swing and novelty songs – always with feeling and humour.

Dave Kelly is a true legend of British Blues, having been a leading light on the scene since becoming lead singer and guitarist with the John Dummer Blues Band in the late 1960’s.

Due to popular demand, folk duo BACK OF A LENGTH return to the Barley Mow every third Sunday of the month, playing traditional, contemporary and original tunes.

This concert will be approximately 1 hour in duration, without an interval

Áine O'Dwyer - Sun Chord

Sun Chord is a composition for two pipe organs. The piece celebrates the cyclical bridging of old and new time while marking the summer solstice and linking the old St Mary’s church, Elizabethan in origin, with the new church across the street.

An afternoon and evening of ritual, dance and live folk & experimental music to celebrate the Summer Solstice.

Gather with us to celebrate the season with an afternoon - evening of mindfulness, community, storytelling, movement and gentle live music.

Presented by Turning of The Seasons.

Amrit Kaur’s music has been described as the place where Punjabi folk meets Aretha soul.

Adam Holmes is a Scottish BBC award-winning songwriter whose work has found a distinct and enduring place in the UK folk landscape.

Omam Dawn likes to write songs about fishermen and talking animals. Her debut album Near From Goose Town in her own words “acts as a homage to the girl who turned into a woman and the woman who turned into a goose.

Stuart Ironside is a British guitarist combining classical technique with global influences and the sounds of nature to create a unique musical language.

Currently based in Estonia, Stuart is a graduate of Cardiff University and SOAS University of London.