All London's live music

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.

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

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.

SJM Concerts & Live Nation Present

Madra Salach

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One of the most recognizable voices in Canadian music history

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

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

Three Acres And A Cow connects the Norman Conquest and Peasants’ Revolt with current issues like the housing crisis, reparations, climate breakdown and food sovereignty via the Enclosures, English Civil War and Industrial Revolution.

Celebrating over 40 years as a live performer, Eddi Reader has effortlessly developed into one of popular music’s most thrilling and affecting performers.

Communion ONE presents:

Kacy & Clayton

Session 7pm

Floorspots 8pm

Headline 9pm

Singaround10-11pm

Camille Camille is the musical project of Belgian singer-songwriter and multidisciplinary artist Camille Willemart.

Specialists in traditional English music and song using voices, Richard's melodeons and Jess' fiddle. Ballads ancient and modern, laments and lullabies, rousing jigs, morris tunes and and Playford airs provide the repertoire.

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Acclaimed singer-songwriter Matilda Mann returns with her second album, Kismet, arriving little more than 18 months on from its powerful predecessor, Roxwell.

Real presents…

Laura Stevenson

Big Big Train make their debut at the O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire with their latest studio album Woodcut. The band’s first-ever full-length conceptual piece explores creativity, sacrifice and the thin line between inspiration and madness.

Pete Murray has built a career defined by raw authenticity and a string of multi-platinum records, cementing his status as one of Australia’s most beloved and successful singer-songwriters.

Olcay’s music draws on the modal richness and poetic depth of Anatolian traditions, while embracing the cosmopolitan influences of London.

An extraordinary gathering of voices – Amanda Bergman, Kate Stables, Charlotte Cornfield, Tammy Adams, The Staves, Angie McMahon, Theodora Byrne Trio and more – for one special night.

Opening the 2026/27 Future Folk series are two boundary-pushing artists at the edges of modern folk.

Song, music, storytelling, and more from British Folkies of the African Diaspora, in collaboration with the Black British Folk Collective.

Following the inaugural hit event last autumn, we’re delighted to welcome the Black British Folk Takeover back to the House.

Join us this autumn at Soul Mama for an unforgettable night with the powerhouse vocalist and two-time Grammy Award nominee, Etana.

A very welcome return to OTO for mercurial singer-songwriter Simon Finn

A lone wolf troubadour from the mid-’60s UK scene, he rubbed shoulders with the likes of Bert Jansch, before seamlessly re-appearing on the UK scene in 2003 after a gap of some decades & has since gone from strength to strength