All London's live music

We are excited to host an event to mark the release of Street Palestinian Wedding and Bedouin Music Culture, a new vinyl and A6 booklet documentation from Majazz Project / Palestinian Sound Archive!

IMPORTANT NOTE: The rescheduled date is now SAT 17 JAN after the cancellation of the original show on Sat 1 Nov. Bookers from the original show can contact our Box Office team and either claim a refund or transfer their booking to the rescheduled date.

Scottish-Egyptian instrumentalists and composers The Ayoub Sisters celebrate their tenth anniversary with an evening of transformative music which blends Western classical, Arabic and Celtic traditions.

6 years after his last oncert in the UK, Ahmed Soultan is back in London at Tabernacle, with "Urban Tour", a live band plus Dj formula highlighting the sounds that made the artist’s signature.

Eat Your Own Ears and Serious present

Yasmine Hamdan

plus support

Musicians from the local Arab community return to Grand Junction with a special concert honouring the legendary Mohamed El Mougy, whose distinctive style and memorable melodies helped define the golden age of authentic Arab music

Palestinian Nay master, percussionist, and composer Faris Ishaq charts unexplored territories with the Nay, an ancient Middle Eastern flute dating back to 5000 B.C. Rooted in his Palestinian heritage, Faris celebrates its cultural legacy in today’s modern musical landscape.

G Daal is a prominent figure in the Persian hip-hop scene. He began his career in 2012 and has released over five LP albums along with numerous singles, amassing millions of streams across major platforms.

Born in North-East Syria, Mohammad Syfkhan is a Kurdish musician who picked up the bouzouki while studying nursing in the early 1980s.

Syfkhan formed the popular group The Al-Rabie Band who performed festivals and weddings across Syria, while continuing to work as a surgical nurse.