All London's live music

Pinhani rose to prominence in 2006 with their debut album “İnandığın Masallar.”

There's something almost uncomfortably honest about the way that Ellie Nanni writes.

Leo O'Kelly formed the duo Tir na nOg, along with Sonny Condell, in 1970 in Dublin. They saved £30 each, which they figured would last them a month, and took the boat train to London in May that year with a bagful of songs.

Albion
Was formed in 2019, quickly devising a unique sound that blends folk, rock and metal.

Tempest Saint
London metallers Tempest Saint started their musical journey with a simple ethos – that traditional heavy metal is not dead.

Naomi Gee Wright is a visionary British cellist and composer, whose music, featuring the sublime vocals of Brigitte Beraha and tabla mastery of Ben Hazleton, sits finely balanced between composition and improvisation.

NOTIFY are a 6 piece Irish based contemporary instrumental ensemble.

The band consists of Pádraig Rynne (Concertina), Tara Breen (Fiddle), Davie Ryan (Drums), Rory McCarthy (Piano & Rhodes), Adam Taylor (Electric Bass) and Hugh Dillon (Acoustic & Electric Guitars).

Saturday night with Tiger Moth playing a wild mix of world Gypsy folk punk, ranging from Balkan, Middle Eastern and Hispanic to Swing, often at dizzying speed – a bass and horn-driven blast of brilliant madness!

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

This recital presents a big range of music from baroque, through a Brazilian fusion with Bach, to 20th-century works.

London Youth Folk Ensemble and friends will take over Cecil Sharp House at our annual showcase for young musicians.

Headlining The Star In Shoreditch on Sunday, 28th June, Bennie Hayfield brings a heartfelt mix of indie-folk textures and honest storytelling.

Lydia Laughing is a London-based alternative folk band comprising of harp, cello, guitar and vocals.

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

Mock Tudor zines again! To celebrate our second issue, We’re welcoming three connoisseurs of the pastoral for a quaint evening of alt-folk.

Stanley Welch is a songwriter based in Glasgow, and raised in Cornwall. His family are actors, and as a result his songs are quite theatrical.

We continue our weekly Sunday in the intimate space of The Gladstone Arms. Delighted to welcome Mayor McCA (Toronto), Catcher & the Rye and Millie Kirkpatrick to the venue. It's a pay what you want gig.

Ispíní na hÉireann are a feral Folk-Alternative Irish music collective from Dublin, Ireland. They formed in 2018 and are fronted by Tomás Mulligan, Paahto Cummins, and Declan Gillen.

Last time t Frankie Heartless and the Heartless Rogues played Aces & Eights they rammed the place so grab a tkt whilst you still can…

Georgia Parker is a singer-songwriter from Kent, England, now based in Los Angeles. She released her debut album, Same Time Tomorrow, in August 2024, establishing herself as a distinctive voice in contemporary folk and indie music.

New Roots and the Everywhere at Once Festival present Rob Corcoran & the Necessary Evils.

Everywhere At Once Festival

Any return visit by Michele Stodart to the Sound Lounge is a special occasion. The multi-award-winning singer-songwriter, producer, musical director and multi-instrumentalist graces our stage again for this special Sunday evening performance.

Based around the vocal paring of Robert ‘Hacker’ Jessett and Irish chanteuse Anne Gilpin, Morton Valence are veterans of 5 critically acclaimed studio albums.

Join us the Foyer with some of Musical Theatre's most up-and-coming writers as they discuss their work and works that have inspired them.

About our featured team

Tom James McGrath and Amy Clare Tasker are a musical writing team based in London. Tom is from Tipperary and Amy grew up in San Francisco.

Born & raised in Poland, Basia Bartz has established herself as a prolific player on the London music scene since relocating to the UK over fifteen years ago.

With special guests Terry Mcguinness (3pm) (Folk), Back of a Length (4pm) (Folk - original and covers, Duo), plus Mark Pettyfer (5pm) (50s, 60s, 70s and 80s Covers).

Enjoy a chilled Sunday Session in the Adelaide garden, featuring three Shindig favourites!

Celebrate Pride month with this open, welcoming singaround session of tunes, songs and stories.