London’s Ultimate Music Calendar

Echoes of the Silk Wind is curated by Chinese Pianist Siqian Li and traces a musical journey along the Silk Road from China to Europe, exploring how melodies evolved as they travelled through diverse cultures.

What is it?: Irish folk and world music legends KÍLA return to the the London Irish Centre for an exclusive London show this Halloween weekend!

Soulful vocals, shimmering kora melodies and complex rhythmic Malian guitar in

this special collaboration.

Prepare to witness something that has never existed before and will never exist again. World-renowned musician, healer, and educator Poranguí brings the Serve the Music World Tour to London on 4 November 2026 at The Tabernacle.

Balladeste - a long term collaboration between Preetha Narayanan (violin) and Tara Franks (cello) launch their new album Imprints with a captivating immersive in-the-round performance, joined by some very special guests.

Glasswerk Presents:

El Pony Pisador

Catalonia’s Least Relaxing Folk Band

The Khio Trio explores the music of Armenian life, casting a contemporary light on ancient stories of land, diaspora, and spirituality.

Folk meets Electronica in this live performance of songs from Bengal Nepal and Pan India.

Part of Theatreship's guest nights - where contemporary artists take over the ship to highlight the stories they want to tell.

Hailing from Egypt, Uzbekistan, the UK and US and united in their obsession with the groove, the fantastic Tashkezar craft their Baladi Funk sound from an array of musical influences: Vintage Egyptian Pop, Anatolian Rock, Balkan Folk, Afrobeat and more.

As part of this year’s Silk Road Festival, we are proud to welcome two South Asian Classical Music ‘maestros’, who have come together to offer a Peace through Music concert.

An immersive sonic experience layering sound design, field recordings and live music. Soumik’s band blends with sounds of forests being razed and voices from marginalised communities around the globe

The genre-defying trio return to the UK.
Rooted in progressive and post-rock, their sound is enriched by the psychedelic possibilities of the yanggeum (Korean metal-stringed zither), combined with bass and percussion to create a powerful, rhythm-driven sonic landscape.

An evening of breathtaking musical journeys, bringing together two acclaimed projects from L’Antidote + Naïssam Jalal & Roberto Negro that explore the restorative power of sound.

JASAD جَسَد (Arabic for “Body”) is the new album by Palestinian Nay virtuoso and percussionist Faris Ishaq, a breath-driven manifesto reimagining the Nay

The soulful voice of Samin Ghorbani, the enchanting sound of Shurangiz of Vahid Taremi, and the modern elements and clarinet of Rouzbeh Esfand bring to York what the Persian Trio refers to as “the sound of their shadows from a Trembling Land”.

One of Israel’s greatest songwriters and composers, Mati Caspi was a cultural icon whose music shaped Israeli life across decades.

Palestinian composer and viola soloist Samer Rashed returns to London with Strings of the Levant, blending Arabic maqam, Sahara-inspired rhythms and jazz improvisation.

Estuary is a celebration of encounter, transformation, and shared humanity. Inspired by the place where freshwater meets the sea, where currents merge and new life begins, the programme explores the creative possibilities that emerge when musical traditions flow together.

Bálint Gyémánt’s Trio is no stranger to the international jazz scene. Their album Vortex of Silence, released by the German label Jazzhaus Records, has reached jazz audiences across Europe and as far afield as China in recent years.

Fatoumata Diawara is pure energy, a magnetic force in contemporary African music whose voice carries the joy, pain and power of an entire continent. Singing in her mother tongue, Bambara, she transforms deeply personal stories into universal messages of hope, resilience and freedom.

Described by BBC World News as “The Diva of the Sudanese Desert”, singer Amira Kheir has established herself as a leading voice emerging from Africa and the Middle East over the last decade.

Music has many traditions, and Julian Joseph is a huge admirer of folk traditions from all over the world, including those at the heart of jazz and classical music.

Join the internationally acclaimed traditional Arabic Takht ensemble for an evening of Egyptian music from the 19th and 20th centuries in a special concert for the EFG London Jazz Festival 2026

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