All London's live music

James McKean and the Blueberry Moon EP launch, live at the Betsey Trotwood. Support from House Above the Sun.

Glasgow-born singer-songwriter Michael McGovern blends poetic lyricism with folk roots, evolving beyond his acclaimed debut Highfield Suite.

Dai Price is perhaps one of the most naturally soulful vocal talents to have emerged from the UK roots music scene in recent years.

Dublin troubadour Rob Corcoran is a much respected figure on the London roots scene, with folk legend Christy Moore including his version of Corcoran’s brilliant ‘Ringing That Bell’ as a key song in his current touring set.

Highways Festival returns for its fourth instalment in May 2026, bringing three days of incredible Country and Americana music to our main stage.

Highways Festival returns for its fourth instalment in May 2026, bringing three days of incredible Country and Americana music to our main stage.

Highways Festival returns for its fourth instalment in May 2026, bringing three days of incredible Country and Americana music to our main stage.

Elly O’Keeffe is a London based Irish Singer/Songwriter taking her influences from a range of sources including Folk/Roots/Celtic/Country/Blues.

“The lyrics and beauty of Elly’s songs are wondrous. Her music touches your soul.

New Awtical Band The Rising Stars of Roots Rock Reggae Music. Representing a seamless fusion of conscious lyrics, heavyweight riddims, and dynamic live performance energy, these two acts offer an unforgettable experience for audiences and a solid draw for venues and festivals worldwide.

Sister Suzie and The Right Band have been playing their flavour of roots music together for 9 rockin years!

From dark and smoky jazz clubs to full on big festival stages Sister Suzie & The Right Band aren’t just here to play music—they’re here to light the place up.

Saturday night with the toughest and finest blues combo around, led by the renowned contemporary British blues/roots musician Errol Linton. Expect Chicago blues shot through with reggae swing, soulful harp, and a band that absolutely smokes.

Steve Ray Ladson is a multi-talented musician and songwriter from South Carolina, USA, who has emerged as one of the most compelling voices in blues, roots and country music.

Singer-songwriter Róisín McNeill comes from a rich tradition of storytelling and roots-inspired songwriting.

We are beyond excited to welcome back 4 time GRAMMY award winner, folk & cajun legend, Dirk Powell!

With five GRAMMYs, 14 Blues Foundation Awards, and a groundbreaking career spanning nearly 50 years under his belt, Keb’ Mo’ stands as one of the most accomplished and respected artists working in contemporary roots music today.

Groundation returns with their 11th studio album, Candle Burning. This new work perpetuates the group’s legend with the same commitment to sophisticated music and impeccable sound quality, recorded 100% analog.

Tom Kitching and Jennifer Reid present their new show, ‘Bitter and Mild’, a tongue-in-cheek celebration of their native North West of England, through songs, stories, and a skeletal horse.

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Black Cat Music are Proud to present the Queen of Oklahoma – Carter Sampson Carter Sampson is a multi award-winning singer/songwriter born and raised in Oklahoma. She tours nationally and internationally, playing both solo and with her trio and band, and has performed in the UK many times.

A true architect of roots reggae and one of Jamaica’s most distinctive voices, Horace Andy brings a rare and intimate live show to Boisdale of Canary Wharf, joined by the formidable Dub Asante Band featuring the mighty Matic Horns.

The Cadillac Kings have been on the road since 1999 & in that time have built a formidable reputation for entertaining audiences with their unique mix of self-penned rhythm & blues, Louisiana-style roots music and humour!

Showcasing Scotland's folk talent: six-piece trad outfit HEISK and singer-songwriter and harpist Chloe Matharu.

THE EMBERS are a five-piece folk and roots band, bringing together the story-telling tradition of British folk music with the soul of Americana and a bluegrass swing.

Muireann Bradley is a once-in-a-generation talent; aged just eighteen, the Irish guitarist and singer has captivated audiences worldwide with her interpretations of classic blues songs. Raised in County Donegal, she began playing guitar aged nine, inspired by her blues-loving father.

Reggae Choir returns to Alexandra Palace Theatre with a powerful production, Roots & Riddims this June.

This family-friendly event brings together live choral Reggae, deep roots riddims, and sound system energy in a way rarely seen on this scale.