All London's live music

Over a storied and prolific career spanning two decades, Philadelphia songwriter Amos Lee has traversed folk and soul-pop, country and more, supporting the likes of Bob Dylan, Paul Simon and playing for Barack Obama

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

Hobo Johnson has announced his return to the UK with headline shows in Manchester and London this July. The news follows the release of new album Hobo Johnson Drinks! which is out now.

Join us for an evening of eclectic sounds, community spirit, and some of South London's most compelling live acts.

Live Celtic folk band from 8-11pm every Thursday ~ playing an upbeat mixture of traditional Irish and Scottish tunes.

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Formed in north London in 2012, UK-based folk band The Thumping Tommys have been wowing audiences ever since with their heady brew of barn-storming, blues-infused Irish, American and English folk music.

Join us for an uplifting lunchtime concert as the Grewal Twins, accompanied by the talented Junaid Ali on tabla, bring the soulful sounds of Punjabi folk and Sufi music to Trafalgar Square.

Acclaimed singer-songwriter Amos Lee will be performing a solo career-spanning show at Union Chapel on Friday 25th July to highlight the 20th anniversary of his breakout self-titled debut.

A Friday 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

Jamie Rudd plays a set of vibrant catchy songs, accompanied by skillful guitar playing influenced by the likes of John Martyn and Richard Thompson.

The Troubadour, modern-day Irish Seanchaí, Bard, Poet, Storyteller and Singer Songwriter John Buckley McQuaid presents his one man music & video show, based on his new album…

“This is Where I Keep My Dreams – Ireland Through Exiled Eyes”

Darren Hayman presents a 15 year anniversary show looking back at Essex Arms, his second in a trilogy of albums about his home county of Essex.

Yvonne Lyon and Boo Hewerdine’s new album Things Found in Books is an album of songs written in response to a notice board in Culzean Castle’s second-hand bookshop littered with things that have dropped out of books.

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

We continue our weekly Sunday in the intimate space of The Gladstone Arms. Fantastic to welcome Virginia Dirt, Simon Stanley Ward and Eli's Brother to the venue. It's a pay what you want gig.

Ariana Tikao is a renowned practitioner and composer of taonga puoro, Māori traditional instruments. She is a New Zealand Arts Laureate who has gained recognition as a soloist with Aotearoa's principal orchestras and chamber groups such as Stroma and the New Zealand String Quartet.

Moore and Fairhall are a folk-jazz accordion and violin duo, based in Manchester and Crewe. They bring together Indian Ragas, American Folk and jazz from all eras, resulting in music that is lyrical, passionate and highly rhythmic.

Darren Hayman presents a 15 year anniversary show looking back at Essex Arms, his second in a trilogy of albums about his home county of Essex.

No further information available at time of listing.

No further information available at time of listing.

Join London-based singer-songwriter Olly Hensby for an intimate night of blues, folk, and soul, celebrating the release of his latest EP, “Trying To Make Sense Of It All“.

A brilliant lineup for your Tuesday night at The Gladstone Arms. Channeling elements of alt-folk and country, join us for Oli McCracken, Madeline Thorp and SeaMôr.

Blousey is fast making a name for themselves on the London circuit. With 2 singles out and a debut EP on the way they combine the crunch and swing of ‘60s garage rock crossed with the sultry drama of Nick Cave’s noir-pop universe, delivering a sound that feels both unruly and warmly nostalgic.