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Reared in Georgia and now settled in North Carolina, Jake Xerxes Fussell has established himself as a devoted listener and contemplative interpreter of a vast array of so-called folk songs, lovingly sourced from a personal store of favorites.

The name Tay Oskee has become synonymous with feel-good indie folk music. Tay’s songwriting is an uplifting journey with melodies that infiltrate your core; his catalogue is dynamic, and listening through his songs leaves you with a sense of nostalgic euphoria.

Leo Walrus is a Southend-born, South East London-based singer-songwriter blending indie folk, neo-soul, dream-pop and alternative music.

Described as “tender, measured but heartful,” his music draws on influences from Marvin Gaye and Curtis Mayfield to Steve Lacy and King Krule.

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Madra Salach

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One of the most recognizable voices in Canadian music history

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

A rare opportunity to experience one of Europe’s most respected blues and roots musicians in the intimate surroundings of Cart & Horses.

Rough Trade Denmark Street is very excited to present a stripped back performance and signing from Tommy Lefroy. This unique event celebrates the release of their new album 'The Precariat' released via Some Vague Hope.

Named after a Celtic pirate legend, Aruba Red creates music inspired by healing and transformation. Global influences, signature rich vibrato tinged in experimental folk, spiritual pop and mystical dub.

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“An Authentic Soul-Rattling Folk Musical”

Franz & Marie is a unique and visceral musical that breathes new life into Georg Büchner’s classic German tragedy, Woyzeck, with soul-rattling Indie Raw Folk.

James Crowley writes about desire, the relationships that shape us, and the messy business of love with a clarity that indie folk rarely affords its queer voices.

Highland dance, Irish dance, and live piping in a dance-theatre gig that is as thrillingly physical as it is emotionally charged.

Axel Flóvent is an Icelandic indie-folk artist whose soft, introspective songs blend Nordic melancholy with a warm, hopeful atmosphere.

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

It was in 1967 that Pete Atkin met Clive James, the late legendary Australian writer and broadcaster. Almost immediately they started writing songs together in what turned out to be a lifelong collaboration.

Emmet O’Malley is an Irish singer and songwriter from Galway whose heartfelt, poetic songs were first shaped busking on the streets and playing in pubs along Ireland’s west coast. After releasing his debut EP The Smell of Bees and album Playtime in 2011, he toured across Ireland, the UK and Europe.

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.

Chaplin, Searl, and Nan blend foot-stomping rhythms, dipped in moonshine and served with a side of double bass and fiddle. Midnight Train reimagines your favourite songs into something refreshingly new with a folk twist, rustic charm, and a whole lot of heart!

Rhona Macfarlane is a rising Scottish singer-songwriter whose emotive voice and evocative storytelling have been described as ‘casting a gentle spell over her audience.

“An Authentic Soul-Rattling Folk Musical”

Franz & Marie is a unique and visceral musical that breathes new life into Georg Büchner’s classic German tragedy, Woyzeck, with soul-rattling Indie Raw Folk.

Raised in the Highlands, Joe Clark writes the kind of folk-rock that starts quiet and ends with the whole room singing back at him. Drawing inspiration from Kingfishr, Frank Turner and Bears Den, he’s headlining at The Amersham Arms on Thursday 15th October… Come along and enjoy the vibes!

Join Electric Voice Theatre at Conway Hall for a singing celebration of Kathleen Lonsdale – the first female professor at UCL and one of the first female Royal Society Fellows. Defying all odds, her pioneering science led to breakthroughs in organic chemistry and medical treatments.

Session 7pm

Floorspots 8pm

Headline 9pm

Singaround10-11pm

Presented by Casa Faro.