All London's live music

Phil Beer is the multi-instrumental half of the west countryʼs award winning acoustic duo, Show of Hands.

London-based indie/folk powerhouse Flyte present two very special back-to-back shows at Kings Place.

Sun 14 Dec - 5pm, 8pm

Join us for a festive evening of Christmas Carols! Sing-along, sip on mulled wine, and get into the festive spirit! <3

Join us aboard The Golden Hinde for an intimate evening of live music with acclaimed singer-songwriter Liz Jones and guitarist John Bruce.

SCREAM/SHOUT#155: Back with another tender folk-y night for your eyes and ears. Nephin, Sofa Simulator, Mother Of Three and Marsh Woman will come together to bring you a massive blend of trad folk, art-pop and country rock. Don't miss this, perfect Sunday night.

All musicians and all styles welcome. Irish, Welsh, English and Scottish, American old time, bluegrass and western swing, French, Yiddish, East European, Scandinavian, Greek, Turkish, Balkan and more.

We continue our weekly Sunday in the intimate space of The Gladstone Arms. Brilliant to welcome Jeremy Tuplin, Martha St. Arthur and Bojockey to the venue. It's a pay what you want gig.

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

Melrose Quartet are Nancy Kerr, James Fagan, Jess Arrowsmith and Richard Arrowsmith. Each is an excellent solo performer of traditional and original songs and morris and social dance music.

Emotive songstress, Jennifer Lee Ridley passionately uses influences of a Romantic folk nature to create poignant and touching music. She has studied in depth the poetic nature of song and has a strong affinity with writers such as William Shakespeare, John Keats and William Blake.

Having released Again, My Love, ELANOR MOSS is offering a very small number of places for an evening of songs and conversation.

The Albion Christmas Band are widely regarded as the premier seasonal show, which has been touring for 25 years, and attracts sell-out audiences across the UK.

Lauded for projects expertly blending tradition and modernity, Dave Malkin (Dipper Malkin) and Louis Campbell (Owen Spafford & Louis Campbell) come together to explore and reframe their instrument, the guitar, and its role in English traditional music.

Cara Dillon, whose ethereal voice has long been heralded as one of the finest to emerge from Ireland’s rich folk tradition, is set to embark on her much-loved Christmas tour, Upon A Winter’s Night.

Strong Island Recordings return to the capital 16 December for a free festive feast of favourites at The Sebright Arms, and in the spirit of Christmas, bring label family and new friends with them for a Strong Island Recordings Christmas Ball.

With hundreds of gigs behind him, a coveted Danny Kyle Award from Celtic Connections, and three awards from Italy’s premier world music festival, Elliott Morris has a formidable reputation as one of the hardest-working and most sought-after artists on the acoustic scene.

Festive party - carols and other Christmas and seasonal songs, and a mince pie or three.

A great friend of F@cH, it is a real pleasure to welcome back Bob Wood. Hailing from the west of Scotland he is a warm and engaging solo singer and performer with an easy-going sense of humour.

Our weekly traditional Jamboree Celtic session! Come and enjoy the warmth and beauty of this special music with us. Musicians with a background in Irish trad are welcome to bring their instrument and join in.

Celebrate the season with warmth, music, and community in this heartwarming Christmas special of FOLK RISING! Host Ormella welcomes back a handpicked lineup of beloved past performers, each bringing their unique voice and spirit to the stage.

Music, when swift voices die, vibrates in the memory. Alternates every Tuesday.

Traditional, modern, and original songs with winter and festive themes.

Cutashine presents a very special Christmas Ceilidh to shake away the winter cold and welcome the seasonal spirit with dance, laughter and joy.

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

Regular resident folkie at What's Cookin', Danny Jones will be joined by friends John O'Sullivan (The Snakes), Emma Scarr (Black Scarr), Paul Cook (Skylon) and Tim Briggs (Galley Slaves), for an evening performing a set of both original songs and carefully curated covers.