All London's live music

First launched by Uncut magazine in the early ‘00s, Club Uncut quickly became a byword for discovery, hosting early UK shows by The War On Drugs, Courtney Barnett, White Denim, Phosphorescent, Kurt Vile, Joan As Policewoman, Deer Tick among many others.

Josi Costi is a Venezuelan-born, London-based singer-songwriter whose music blends intimate folk, indie textures and heartfelt storytelling.

Enjoy a night of storytelling and collaboration with Sophie Wright and Evolution of Fishermen.

Melissa James: A transformative voice in modern music and mental health advocacy.

Melissa makes a welcome return to Crazy Coqs with her band featuring:

Richard Bolton: Guitar

Ayo Vincent: Piano

Larry Bartley: Bass

Roy Dodds: Drums

Ellie O’Neill is an artist from Co. Meath, Ireland. Her music weaves a rich, diverse and tender landscape, traversing raw and intuitive explorations of intimacy and loss, friendship and queer identity.

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In October 2025, Heidi released her 9th studio album, Grace Untold.

Irish-born, Edinburgh-based singer Heidi Talbot has built an acclaimed international career that bridges folk tradition and contemporary song.

After their wonderful sold-out show last year, we’re delighted to welcome back The Swaps!

Finalists in the 2025 UK Blues Awards, The Swaps are Beth Brooks (vocals), James Knight (guitar and vocals), and Adam Phillips (guitar and vocals).

*Ireland’s leading folk group, The High Kings, are set to excite fans once again with the announcement of their Rocky Road Tour 2026.*

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Garefowl is a musical project inspired by the remote Hebridean island of St Kilda and its unique traditional music

Joshua Radin emerged in 2004 as an empathetic, engaging, and often enthralling troubadour. Over the years, he's tallied north of 1 billion streams, moved 1 million-plus albums worldwide, and scored a gold certification for the single "I'd Rather Be With You."

Join us for a wonderful night celebrating the music of the West of Ireland. With fiddle players The Kane Sisters from North Connemara, trad band The Ox Mountain Quartet from Mayo / Sligo, and sean-nós singer and musician Caitríona Ni Cheannabháin from Galway.

Latin American folk rhythms, earthy sounds, and tropic birdsong will meet downtempo dancefloor electronica, as El Búho returns to London for a spring dancefloor experience.

An Evening of Soulful Songwriting and Timeless Truths

Ross and the Hailstones are a south London based trio that play music steeped in the folk tradition with their own signature twist.

We continue our weekly Sunday in the intimate space of The Gladstone Arms. Delighted to welcome Lost Chimes, Greg Ryan and Darcy Harding to the venue. It's a pay what you want gig.

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

Janice and Jon are crafted traditional singers and accomplished musicians. They play bouzouki, mandolin and guitar. They are an award winning Anglo Scottish duo singing traditional songs of an enduring resonance.

Frank Turner is one of the UK’s most successful artists. He released his tenth studio album ‘Undefeated’ in May 2024 which debuted at Number 3 in the Oicial Album Chart and Number 1 in the Independent Album Chart.

One thing that is always evident at a Carrivick Sisters performance is their joy in playing together, in singing in close harmony and in delighting an audience.

Rose Ford is a singer/songwriter from Camberwell. The daughter of musicians, Rose began learning instruments at an early age and now plays guitar, clarinet, banjo and accordion.

When IDA WENØE and SAMANTHA WHATES take the stage together, it’s not your typical double headline show where one artist follows the other. Instead, they weave their performances into something far more collaborative and unexpected.

Singer Hara Ioannidou and her band ANTAMA invite you on a musical journey through Greece’s soundscapes, from rebetiko roots to island rhythms, traditional folk melodies and Pontic sounds, all infused with groove-driven arrangements.

For the next of our concert session series, we look forward to welcoming back Tad Sargent who will be accompanying Gary Connolly on button accordion and Teresa Connolly on fiddle

Tad Sargent is our concert session series host and guitarist.