All London's live music

Rising musical sensation Faheem Abdullah has announced a major London concert at indigo at The O2 on 13 September

Swimmers Jackson release new album ‘KOMOREBI’ with a very special Sunday at The Social involving TWO performances.

All musicians and all styles welcome. Irish, Welsh, English and Scottish, American old time, bluegrass and western swing, French, Yiddish, East European, Scandinavian, Greek, Turkish, Balkan and more.

Travelling troubadour Sorrel Nation brings a soulful mix of folk-rock to country and engages audiences with emotive lyrics, 70s inspired style and a voice full of soul that can truly open the heart.

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

Our well-known MC Kevin Sheils sets aside his more usual traditional fare to perform songs by 60s and 70s American singer/songwriters unaccompanied. Presented, of course, with his usual tall tales and bad jokes.

Dill Chatter headlines The Finsbury with special guests!

Re Teu (Emric John-Sawyer) is a London-based songwriter and multi-instrumentalist creating warm, folk-rooted music with depth and patience.

Nancy Kerr and James Fagan are, quite simply, giants of the folk scene. Nancy has few equals as a singer, songwriter and fiddle player, while James is an astoundingly talented and in-demand bouzouki player, guitarist and singer.

The Maes bring modern folk to life with lush harmonies and acoustic mastery on guitar, mandolin, fiddle and banjo. Born in Victoria, Australia, the sisters grew up immersed in a melting pot of music from around the world washed up on stolen land.

Max Baillie and the internationally acclaimed Lodestar Trio draw together Nordic folk music with classical traditions from Bach to Bartók.

Kili Presents:

Noah Hill

+ Tennyson Nobel

An open singaround for everyone to share and enjoy traditional folk songs

"As friendships evolve, so does the boldness of our music - we are proud to present our new album Fuglefolk, a manifestation of song and play."

A night of new music and discovery. Featuring the best emerging singer-songwriters and bands.

Founded in January 2017, New Moon gives music fans the chance to experience outstanding up-and-coming acts from across the UK, Europe, and beyond.

Holly sings with infectious energy and passion for traditional song, from songs of the supernatural and folklore to tales of love and loss.

Les Elvin plays contemporary and traditional songs and tunes on guitar and harmonica, the material ranging from Blues and Country to Celtic and back again.

The brilliant Jaz Delorean (Tankus songwriter/piano/vocals) joins us for a special Monday night solo show, inviting us to step inside the intimate, thoughtful and often humorous world that his songs are created in.

Max Baillie and the internationally acclaimed Lodestar Trio draw together Nordic folk music with classical traditions from Bach to Bartók.

Dreamy indie folk with a bossa nova glow.

William Tyler is a Nashville guitarist and composer. He spent years woodshedding and touring with Nashville groups like Lambchop and Silver Jews before breaking away to focus on his own version of instrumental guitar music.

Join Ella Tobin and her band live at Folklore for a magical night of indie-folk songs ✧･ﾟ: *✧･ﾟ　　

Rough Trade Denmark Street is very excited to present a stripped back performance and signing from Sorcha Richardson. This unique event celebrates the release of her new album 'Draw The Outline' released via Faction Records.

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.

Join us for a unique evening of live music featuring three distinctive artists. Rozanna Madylus, acclaimed British-Ukrainian mezzo-soprano, brings her powerful and captivating voice to the stage following performances at leading venues including Wigmore Hall and the Royal Festival Hall.