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Darryl Rahn is a Brooklyn-based indie folk artist with a well-seasoned homegrown sound

Born in a small suburb in upstate New York, he is inspired by his community’s unique landscapes, grandmother’s red-sauce recipes & internal grappling over the fact that he never hit a home run in little league

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This will be the second performance of the Colliers Wood Shanty Singers on the Golden Hinde. The first event sold out well in advance.

Champion Trees - formed when cousins Francis Christie (vocal, guitar) and Lex Pienaar (bass) got together with drummer Langa Dubazana at the University of Cape Town.

Live Nation presents Cammy Barnes.

Join us for an evening of Traditional Folk Music every Wednesday. Music, songs, stories and craic from some of London's finest trad musicians.

Two outstanding voices in modern folk music in a special Sound Lounge double bill!

Kenan Flannery is a 26-year-old award-winning folk songwriter from Dublin, praised for his “bone-breakingly beautiful” music and a voice with the intensity of “a hundred Irish poets.”

Taking inspiration from Professor Longhair, Huey "Piano" Smith, Lee Dorsey and James Booker, this is an evening of outstanding New Orleans-style jazz, blues and funk piano.

A Wednesday night of alternative folk rumblings with the ace Rum Buffalo frontman Jake Alexander Stevens and friends!

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Join us for a wonderful night of live alternative folk music!

A day of Live music from 4pm

Come along and listen to some great music

Twain - “There is nothing remarkable about my life that is necessary to know in order to appreciate the songs,” says Matthew Davidson of Twain. He describes the project as “a modern folk"

London’s The Hanging Stars return with their sixth album, Just A Day – a dazzling collection of four-part harmonies, shimmering twelve-string guitars and chiming songs, touching on themes of longing, new beginnings and the fragility of the everyday.

What truly distinguishes 22-year-old British singer-songwriter Jessie Monday, is her dedication to her craft and her timeless songwriting, blending 1960s pop ballads with the narrative depth of musical theatre.

Join the gypsy dance workshop. See wonderful belly dancers shimmy. Dance to Shkembe Soup as they perform songs full of high energy, drama and duende. See ZELT as they combine SWANA melodies and rhythms with a spiky experimental live energy.

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

There are bands that perform folk music. And then there are bands that live it. Rangle Sardar are firmly in the second camp. Their story is rooted in the soil of Punjab itself.

Hailed as leading a new wave of Irish folk, Ye Vagabonds bring their spellbinding harmonies and rich storytelling to Roundhouse.

A new collaborative presence on the English folk concert scene has adopted this ancient word meaning soul, life, spirit, and being.

Emily Moment is a North American singer-songwriter and actress based in London. Her solo LP, The Party’s Over (2021) which Glide Magazine called ‘achingly beautiful’, a ‘folk pop diamond’, was featured on BBC Radio 4 with Clive Anderson, gaining attention on both sides of the pond.

"Recently arrived in London, hailing from Melbourne, Australian indie folk artist Imogen Beck creates music that feels both intimate and untamed...

Mainly American Old-Time with a smattering of English music. Pete Cooper (fiddle, mandolin, vocals), Dave Arthur (guitar, banjo, melodeon, vocals), Dan Stewart (banjo, guitar, fiddle) are master musicians all. A class act, ever popular.

Find the best Irish, Celtic, folk jammin with Eddie Ogle at The Steele's. All welcome!

Paul Mosley is an award winning composer/singer/songwriter who loves a concept.

Fiddling for the final time. Come say goodbye to our favourite venue over the last decade, which has sadly gotten a little too small for us.

It is fitting that Brown Wimpenny, a folk collective who mine the transcendent collective power of traditional music to the deepest extent possible, should have emerged from the most informal - and social - of places.