All London's live music

Mumford & Sons are pleased to share details of a huge 19-date European arena tour this year, which concludes with a homecoming show at London’s The O2 on Wednesday 10 and Thursday 11 December 2025.

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

Founded in 1984, TMTCH evolved from the Shepherd’s Bush squatting and busking scene to make their debut supporting Poguemahone at the Electric Ballroom in Camden in the Easter of that year.

A true musical legend, Ralph performs classics from his illustrious six-decade career, armed simply with his songs, his guitar, and his stories.

The squeezebox virtuoso returns to the Kennedy stage.

Top fiddler and fine singer. Georgia creates new arrangements of old songs, and new compositions in traditional style. Aaren Bennett provides guitar and harmonies. A distant relation of Ernest Shackleton (hence Georgia), but the music is why she's back with us again.

Dublin fiddler, Aoife Ní Bhríain launches her debut solo album with Cormac McCarthy (piano), plus special guest Mick O’Brien (uilleann pipes).

Join Irish tenor Eamonn Walsh and his special guests for an intimate evening of music to kickstart the festive season at the Irish Cultural Centre, Hammersmith. Over the years, Eamonn’s Christmas concerts have become a much-loved tradition with audiences growing year after year.

BENJAMIN YELLOWITZ is a queer singer-songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist based in London, crafting a unique blend of raw folk lyricism and soulful grooves.

Since 2009, Skinny Lister have been at the forefront of first-rate folk/punk in the UK.

Long before the tradition of carolling, festive revellers would go house-to-house, exchanging songs for money, food and ale. Coming from the old English waes hael, ‘wassail’ is a toast wishing good.

An unbeatable bill of local heroes!

Straight out of Carshalton, headliners The Rousings mix folky tunes with spiky, new-wave-y guitar and psychedelic wanderings.

Sad House Daddy presents Underdown live at Biddle Bros with support from Zach Thompson and Meg Mizen. Free entry!

Ceci Day has become a familiar presence across both the UK and US’s live music scenes, playing at venues such as London’s Green Note Café and Wyoming’s LeDoux Saloon.

There is a reason that Goblin Band’s immensely anticipated debut album, A Loaf Of Wax, is a live recording.

Five leading lights of the British roots music scene return to Kings Place for a seasonal treat

The Rapparees return to London bringing their festive homage to The Pogues to the London Irish Centre. Join us on Friday the 12th of December to kick the Christmas season off with a bang.

The Fynches return to London to THE IVY HOUSE NUNHEAD as part of their debut Album tour!

The Fynches are an Irish folk-rock band that evoke the golden age of hard-hitting melodicism.

PATCH & THE GIANT originally burst onto the London scene in 2012, hosting, playing and promoting gigs as part of what became a 3-year residency at much-loved north London venue The Boogaloo.

A fantastic Friday night welcoming Mobius Loop on their ‘Peaceful World Tour!’ The family folk-rebel band are heading out to the UK’s best grassroots music venues to bring their mesmerising festival vibrations indoors, launching their new music, including the brand new single…

Described as having a magical voice that ‘resonates and shimmers’ (Americana UK), one of those voices you just can’t ignore, Clementine Lovell’s exceptional musicianship and quality of songwriting draws you in and holds you captive.

Mari Green is a Glaswegian singer-songwriter based in London whose music weaves together indie folk and jazz influences through voice and acoustic guitar.

Victor and the Bully Presents: THE NAUGHTY LIST RIOT!

This December, Camden’s Black Heart will be shaken to its core as we summon a Christmas party like no other.

London-based singer-songwriter Maggie Baring is making waves with her alternative and indie pop style.

Join us for a very special evening celebrating two stunning new releases from acclaimed traditional musicians Frances Morton who will launch Sliocht, then Ciarán Ó Maonaigh who will launch Caillte sa Cheol