All London's live music

A duo of subtlety, close listening and deep musicianship bringing together two of Scotland’s most sensitive and exploratory traditional artists.

Aimee Carty returns to London for a special show in Bush Hall on Sunday, November 30th, 2025.

Aimee, a 22-year-old singer-songwriter from Galway, Ireland, has captured the hearts of listeners worldwide with her authentic lyrics and captivating melodies.

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

One of the most vital forces in folk music, Talisk celebrate ten years with a landmark show, a one-night-only event tracing their sound from raw beginnings to full-throttle present.

Third Wave Folk Festival: Man Made Tigers presents the Third Wave Folk Festival, a showcase of artists emanating from the rising third wave folk scene in Wiltshire.

We continue our weekly Sunday in the intimate space of The Gladstone Arms. Wonderful to welcome Yellowlees, Lavender Wilde and Bertel Haugen to the venue. It's a pay what you want gig.

Indie-Folk Singer-Songwriter

Following his sold out show at Courtyard Theatre, singer-songwriter Waiting for Smith comes to Hootananny for a special show.

NIZLOPI in the House! Join us for a one-off show by the pioneering righteous folk hip-hop duo of whom Ed Sheeran says ‘I learned everything from them’. Nizlopi gigs are legendary for their community spirit and transformative joy.

We cannot wait to see the legend that is John Tams at our club. His work has spanned six decades in every performance medium. His performance backstory includes Muckram Wakes, The Albion Band, Home Service and his duo with Barry Coope.

Buenos Klezmer perform uplifting and heart-warming authentic Jewish folk music of the Eastern European shtetl and Sephardic world.

Join us aboard The Golden Hinde for an unforgettable evening with Tom Waits For No Man, a spellbinding celebration of the music and storytelling genius of Tom Waits.

Our final headline act of 2025 combines the talents of singer-songwriter Pip Collings and TwickFolk’s longest-serving volunteer Paul Vile. Pip and Paul have been playing their urban folk together for more 30 years and have released the albums Portraits and Landscapes (2000) and Diary (2005).

The ICC is very pleased to present as part of our 30th Anniversary celebrations a special evening celebrating our very good friend and regular visitor, the great Ralph McTell, as he turns 80.

For one special night this winter, Dream-Folk songwriter Chris Cleverley teams up with Folk & Roots promotions, to bring his brand new Christmas E.P launch party to London’s iconic Water Rats, with a band of renowned guest musicians.

London-based singer-songwriter ANDREA BLACK has been on the scene for a long time, but her quirky and engaging style on guitar and piano with her emotive lyrics make her songs difficult to categorise.

Chaplin, Searl and Nan blend foot-stomping rhythms, dipped in moonshine and served with a side of double bass and fiddle.

Founded by Matt Hegarty, Matthew and the Atlas was borne of the late 00’s folk rock movement as he became a regular in the West London scene.

Raised in Brighton on the sounds of Rickie Lee Jones, Joni Mitchell and Joan Armatrading, Milly Upton crafts gently swaying indie pop with a timeless touch. Performing tracks from Mooch, Baby FM and new material, this show marks a moment of change – a closing chapter and a glimpse of what’s next.

Known for her distinctive voice and singing style, "[Valerie June's] every quiver bespeaks emotional honesty" (New Yorker).

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An artist moving fluidly between music and theatre, Finn Anderson is one of Scotland’s most enchanting storytellers — one who finds magic in the borderlands between myth and memory, human and more-than-human.

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Also known for his work with energetic folk trio Granny’s Attic, Cohen is a singer and instrumentalist with a love of English music

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