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TodayDoors 19:30

Craig Joiner

Green Note · London

Whether lamenting a love lost, celebrating the calming beauty of nature or relating the epic tale of a struggle at sea, Craig Joiner’s songs are informed by experience, observation, vivid imagination and a desire to take his music “deeper into folk”. As a dextrous and highly accomplished guitarist, Craig is fully equipped to play out his compositions against an acoustic musical backdrop which perfectly suits his subject matter and vocal delivery.

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TomorrowDoors 19:00

Grace Elizabeth Harvey

Green Note · London

Grace Elizabeth Harvey wrote her EP Songs of Devotion from deep within the tangles of language and love. Formed by train journeys, second-hand bookshops and borrowed sofas, what has presented itself is a collection of songs as dynamic and exploratory as they are simple and sincere. With a background as a classical cellist and student of literature and philosophy, Grace unites the traditional with the exploratory to capture deeply moving fragments of our experience, inspired by the likes of Laura Marling, Leonard Cohen and Madison Cunningham. The year of her 2025 debut EP, Other Faith, brought two UK-wide tours, including a break into London’s grassroots folk scene, sharing stages with the likes of Chris Brain, Chloe Foy, Josienne Clarke, Villagers and Florist. She won the Young Songwriter’s Competition 2025 and has since been awarded the PPL Momentum Accelerator Fund for her upcoming EP, Songs of Devotion. With a penchant for exceptionally captivating live performances, receiving praise from national press (BBC Introducing, Still Listening, Narc, FATEA, Folking) and grassroots fans alike, Grace is quickly proving herself to be of the UK’s finest emerging songsmiths and a ‘n...

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TomorrowDoors 19:30

Kitty O’Neal

Green Note · London

Join Kitty O’Neal at the piano for a special, stripped-back evening in the Green Note basement on Thursday 29th October, celebrating the release of her upcoming album 'Here I Go Again Feeling It All'. This intimate performance will offer a rare chance to hear the songs in their rawest form, alongside stories behind the music and a relaxed, informal Q&A. Expect an honest, close-up experience that brings you right to the heart of the record. (Ahead of a full band tour in February 2027)

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Fri 30 OctDoors 19:00

Qadasi & Maqhinga

Green Note · London

Hailing from the heart of Zululand in South Africa, David "Qadasi" Jenkins and Maqhinga Radebe are a South African Music Award (SAMA)-winning duo dedicated to preserving the rich traditions of Maskandi music while introducing its powerful sound to audiences around the world. Blending authentic Zulu music with Western folk influences, they have earned widespread acclaim for their musicianship, authenticity, and captivating live performances. Since joining forces in 2010, Qadasi & Maqhinga have toured extensively throughout South Africa, the UK, Europe, and Asia, establishing themselves as leading ambassadors of contemporary Maskandi music.

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Sun 17 Jan 2027Doors 19:45

Liz Simcock

Cabbage Patch Pub · Twickenham

Liz Simcock has been called 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. In 1999, she featured on the Playpen Album of New Acoustic Music alongside Eliza Carthy, Billy Bragg, Eddi Reader and Kathryn Williams. Since then, she has trodden an independent path, gaining a growing reputation as a performer and songwriter. Liz counts Richard Thompson, Clive Gregson, Boo Hewerdine and Joni Mitchell amongst her songwriting influences. Liz has made five albums. Friday Night Train Home, released in 2013, featured the virtuoso backing of Dave Ellis and Boo Howard. In 2015 and 2017, Liz toured with Clive Gregson performing songs from the Gregson & Collister back catalogue and promoting an album of brand new Gregson songs. As always though, Liz’s main focus is on her own songwriting and live performances. 2020 brought the release of her fifth album, Winter Hill, a pared down acoustic album featuring one voice, one guitar and a handful of beautifully crafted and previously unreleased songs. John & Di Cullen have been a part of...

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Mon 18 Jan 2027Doors 19:00

January Blues Festival: BAND OF FRIENDS

229 London

January Blues Festival 2027 Presents Band Of Friends Feat. Gerry Mcavoy Celebrate The Music Of Rory Gallagher + Special Guests Dj Snowboy...

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Mon 18 Jan 2027Doors 19:00

Music For Healing: The London Ambient Orchestra

The Jazz Cafe · London

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Tue 19 Jan 2027Doors 19:00

Aida Piano Trio

St Mary's Church Barnes · London

Esther Zaglia, violin Clélia Le Bret, cello Sofía Medina, piano Programme Beethoven - Piano Trio in E flat, Op.70 No.2 Brahms - Piano Trio No.1 in B, Op.8 Aida Piano Trio is an international award-winning chamber ensemble bringing together violinist Esther Zaglia (Italy), cellist Clélia Le Bret (France), and pianist Sofía Medina (Spain). Recognised for the clarity of their interpretations, stylistic sensitivity, and strong ensemble cohesion, the trio is steadily establishing its presence on the European chamber music scene. In 2025, the ensemble was awarded First Prize at the International Chamber Music Competition “Arnuero” in Santander, Spain. The same year, they were invited to the prestigious IMS Prussia Cove masterclasses, where they worked closely with composer and pianist Thomas Adès. French cellist Clélia Le Bret has established herself as a dynamic young artist with a growing presence on the European chamber and orchestral scene. She began her musical training in France at the CRR de Rueil-Malmaison before continuing at the CRR de Paris with Hélène Dautry. She later moved to London to study at the Royal College of Music with Professor Alexander Chaushian, gradu...

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