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“Albania Through Byron’s Eyes” is a 60–90 minute ethno-musical theatre production built as an artistic dialogue between history, poetry, and cultural memory

This gig by much-loved London singer-songwriter Rebecca Hollweg marks the 25th anniversary of her first album ‘June Babies’.

Tony's earned himself the title of Human Jukebox for his live request shows - so don't be shy to ask for ya favourites! You can always expect a night of jam-packed variety when Tony hits the stage.

Steve Tilston is one of our most celebrated song smiths, widely recognised within the world of folk and contemporary music; the words, arrangements and subtle, quite superb guitar playing could be no one else.

Rachel Davis & Darren McMullen ignite the stage with a bold, fiery blend of Celtic tradition and contemporary folk energy. Their music is a thrilling fusion of driving rhythms, haunting melodies, and masterful instrumentation—at once deeply rooted and refreshingly modern.

An homage to one of the foremost folk/jazz artists of the late 20th Century… Emma Kilbey and Steve Hawley take a deep dive into iconic experimental singer-songwriter Joni Mitchell’s (mostly) earlier music...

Award-winning performer-composers Emily Levy & Matthew Bourne’s Mercury Songs is a powerful reimagining of British folk, rooted in our country’s radical history and inspired by Julia Varley,

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

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The world-famous traditional singing night.

The best-known floor singers’ night in London – trad songs & tunes, ballads, shanties, rousing choruses, and more, with the best folk harmonies in the Capital. Perform up front, or join the chorus from the audience and help us blow the roof off.

J Greacen is a brand new project by the singer from Sad Night Dynamite and this is his debut show.

Les Thomas is a Melbourne-based singer-songwriter whose work sits at the crossroads of history, place and moral witness.

A ceremonial evening with Dan Pye & the  7, performing Room 7, on the 7th in full. Featuring the final album offering alongside ritual objects—hand‑made cassettes, masks, zines, and visuals—this live set blends folk textures, layered storytelling, and live band immersion.

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.

Catch The Fugitives live at The George for a night of wild tunes and good vibes!

The Fugitives are hitting The George for an epic live show!

Big Dork Summer. Dork Magazine takes over the capital and beyond throughout this July & August. Bringing Dork favourites together for nights never to be repeated, summer plans are officially sorted. Down. With. Boring.

The first night brings Truthpaste to London's Sebright Arms, don't miss it.

If I needed to guess what his music would contour toward, or away from, that would be harder. He thinks in the unit of the album, album-sized steps into the future, each one a concept that ripples through, song by song, to the end.

Les Thomas is a Melbourne-based songwriter writing authentic, story-driven folk songs of history, place and lived experience.

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

Her unique voice explores reconnection to African roots, the sacred feminine, ancestors, and the earth.

The Dagleish Boys are a British folk duo formed by father-and-son musicians Steve Dagleish and John Dagleish, whose intimate live performances have built a loyal following on the UK acoustic music circuit.

John Adams is a Welsh singer-songwriter whose powerful, emotive vocals and deeply personal songs create intimate, quietly captivating live shows — ideal for a romantic evening out.

Exceptionally talented brothers Joe and Will Sartin launched their first recording ‘When You’re Ready’ with festival performances in summer 2023.

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.