Siger – Monday 4th December
Green Note, Camden
Known for their innovative instrumental compositions rooted in Flemish traditional music, siblings Ward & Hartwin Dhoore have been roaming international stages together for over 15 years. More details
Georgia Shackleton – Tuesday 5th December
Green Note, Camden
Working with fiddle, voice, tenor guitar and drones to create crisp arrangements of old songs, and new compositions. Georgia’s debut solo album is a celebration of East Anglian traditional singers, and the music and musicians that inspire her own work. More details
Broomdasher – Saturday 9th December – Matinee show
Celebrate the Festive season by joining in with songs of Winter, Christmas and New Year to warm your hearts and voices in a lively Festive Frolic lead by London acapella group Broomdasher, fresh from their nationwide From Pub to Pulpit Cathedral tour. More details
Sam Browse & Lou C and Leo Pal – Thursday 14th December
Cuts, Soho
Sam Browse is a folk singer, performing songs about working class struggle and queer experience.
Lou C and Leo Pal’s shared excitement for carefully crafted harmonies More details
The Magpies – Sunday 17th December
Green Note, Camden
All under 30, The Magpies are one of the most exciting acts on the roots scene, combining first class musicianship with sublime harmonies and increasingly impressive song and tune writing. More details
Bitter Blossoms – Yarrow & Pine – Monday 18th December
Green Note, Camden
Yarrow & Pine is a storytelling, musical performance consisting of gathered songs interwoven with stories and poems related to winter and its traditions in English, Scandinavian and Bulgarian folk culture. More details
Elliott Morris – Wednesday 20th December
Aces & Eights, Tufnell Park
“Elliott Morris has a formidable reputation as one of the hardest-working and most sought-after artists on the acoustic scene.” More details
Daria Kulesh & Marina Osman (Firebirds) – Thursday 21st December
Aces & Eights, Tufnell Park
Firebirds offer a fantastic variety for every listener, ingeniously mixing languages, stories and musical styles from folk to classical, with a helping of jazz. Expect passionate, virtuosic musicianship and heaps of heartfelt, infectious energy. More details
Sian Allen and Emma Scarr – Friday 22nd December
Cuts, Soho
A unplugged evening in the company of two mainstays of the local folk scene more details
Tamesas and Kneytsh – Monday 15th January
Green Note, Camden
Folk song and tunes journeying from the British Isles to Eastern European and American Bluegrass More details
The Water Chorus – Wednesday 24th January
Water Rats, Kings Cross
The Water Chorus have a repertoire that ranges from Irish ballads to Glasgow street songs via Swedish polskas and compositions of their own, they play the music that they love, rooted in the singaround/session traditions that they grew up with.’ More details
Once a Fig – Wednesday 31st Jan
Aces & Eights, Tufnell Park
Once a Fig immerse themselves in myriad musical soundscapes, intertwining traditional folk melodies with original compositions and improvisations. More details
Kitewing – Wednesday 14th February
The Harrison, Kings Cross
Soaring harmonies and roaring fiddles combine with guitar, mandolin and banjo to play songs of the sea, migration and environmental struggle. More details
Orphean Sprig – Thursday 29th February
Green Note Basement Bar, Camden
Orphean Sprig are an instrumental folk band with a shared passion for the traditional music of Scotland. More details
Matt McGinn – Saturday 2nd March
The Harrison, Kings Cross
Matt McGinn is a singer, songwriter & producer from Hilltown in Co. Down. His 5th and latest album release ‘Time Well Spent’ was RTÉ Radio 1 and BBC Radio Ulster’s ‘Album of the Week’ at the beginning of 2022 More details
Kit Hawes & Aaron Catlow – Monday 4th March
Green Note, Camden
One of the most exciting duos to emerge from the UK in recent times, Kit Hawes & Aaron Catlow combine heartfelt musicality, unparalleled virtuosity and vocal harmony. More details
George Sansome and Matt Quinn – Tuesday 12th March
The Harrison, Kings Cross
In an exciting new collaboration between two leading lights of their generation of traditional singers, George Sansome (Granny’s Attic) and Matt Quinn (Dovetail Trio) sing traditional folk songs from the British Isles, both unaccompanied, and accompanied by mandolin and guitar. More details
The Wilderness Yet – Sunday 17th March
Water Rats, Kings Cross
Taking their name from a Gerard Manley Hopkins classic, this Sheffield-based trio fuse the clear, charismatic vocals of former BBC Young Folk Award finalist Rosie Hodgson with the fine, sensitive fiddling of Rowan Piggott and the deft guitar and flute playing of Philippe Barnes More details
Heather Ferrier – Monday 18th March
Green Note, Camden
With captivating musicianship and a sound that is unapologetically her own, Heather Ferrier is a force to be reckoned with. An “engaging talker and magnetic performer” (NARC magazine), the Stockport born accordionist, clog dancer and composer is changing the perceptions of alt-folk on her own terms. More details
Liz Stringer – Monday 25th March
Green Note, Camden
Liz Stringer is one of Australia’s most admired and versatile songwriters and instrumentalists. More details
Johnny Campbell – Monday 1st April
Green Note, Camden
With support from Jennie Higgins
Johnny Campbell emerged onto the UK folk scene writing self-penned material and delving deep into Northern English folk song and story….. 2024 sees Campbell releasing True North, an album of Northern English traditional songs recorded on their respective county summits….. More details
Emma Stevens – Thursday 11th April
The Bedford, Balham
Emma Steven’s voice is emotive, clear, effortless and uplifting. More details
Alex Hart – Wednesday 17th April
The Harrison, Kings Cross
Described by BBC Radio 2 presenter Mark Radcliffe as “the Stevie Nicks of Folk”. More details
Aoife Scott – Tuesday 23rd April
Green Note, Camden
Award winning folk singer Aoife Scott is a songwriter based in Dublin, Ireland. Born into the legendary Black Family, Aoife is steadily rising to the top of the traditional and folk music scene and has long enjoyed success as an established artist in her own right. More details
Lon Dubh – Thursday 16th May
Green Note Basement Bar, Camden
Lon Dubh are a three part harmony trio singing hypnotic original songs inspired by landscapes of Ireland and its ancient folklore. More details
Jack Badcock – Sunday 19th May
Green Note, Camden
“Badcock knows how to make an impact with his clear articulation, melodious phrasing and astute way of relating a narrative” The Herald More details
Liz Simcock – Monday 20th
Green Note, Camden
Liz Simcock is one of the country’s finest female singer songwriters. Her songs – often autobiographical and highly personal – are immediately accessible to audiences and injected with poetry, emotion and splashes of humour. More details