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Sun 29 NovDoors 13:30

The Holy Mothers + Taurus Trakker + Brigandage

Dublin Castle · London

The Holy Mothers - Christmas is just around the corner, so the Holy Mother is needless to say at the forefront of our thoughts. But this be Mothers plural and it’s JoJo upfront , once of JoJo and the Teeth, much loved as they were for their strident, quirky punk n roll. So we await this new vehicle of JoJo’s with about the same excitement and anticipation as the thought of unwrapping Sindy and Action Man of a Xmas back in the day. With words like ‘ferocious’ ‘theatrical’ and ‘dark’ on the lips of admirers, breath is bated. Welcome back JoJo. Taurus Trakker - West London punk duo legends who in their spare time recently created a much applauded stage show/musical all about the rise of the punk rock phenomenon in the UK, it being the golden jubilee n all that. Great combo anyway, with rebel rock nuances that suggest The Clash without ever copying them. And one Mick Jones has been known to adjust knobs and sliders for them I believe so there ya go. Great stuff. Brigandage- with Michelle upfront, just as you’d want it, are well and truly back on the circuit playing those ringing, bright eyed and bushy tailed sassy punk numbers that got the them called Posipunk back in...

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Sun 29 NovDoors 20:00

The Turbans at Jamboree

Jamboree · London

The Turbans return to Jamboree for a magical November Sunday night. The band are a very special international collective whose music draws deeply from Arabic, Balkan, and Turkish traditions, with threads from Eastern Europe and the wider Mediterranean! Founded in folk but lit by powerful electric guitar lines, their sweeping orchestral layers and ancient oriental rhythms combine to create a psychedelic, transcendental sound. With a bold eastern sound, driving rhythmic pulse, and a striking presence, they leave audiences with little choice but to smile, dance, and shout for joy. Built from the intertwining paths and cultural crossings of its widely travelled, highly skilled musicians, the band have grown from humble beginnings into a distinctive force on the global world music scene. Their live show is the real driving force: an interstellar, crowd-igniting experience that pulls everyone into the same rhythm. Energy flows freely between stage and audience and the crowd moves as one. The band's core members have roots in Bulgaria, Greece, Iraq, Israel, Iran, England, Spain, and Italy, and have come together, united beyond borders, to play concerts and main-stage festivals across Euro...

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Sun 29 NovDoors 15:45

YURIE LEE & ADAM REPA recital

Westminster Cathedral Hall · London

British cellist Yurie Lee, of Japanese and Hong Kong-British heritage, is based in London. A versatile musician, Yurie enjoys a varied career as a chamber musician, soloist, orchestral performer, and teacher, appearing regularly in some of the world's leading concert halls across Europe, Canada, and the UK. Past highlights include a collaboration with the Nash Ensemble at Wigmore Hall, where she performed Julian Anderson's Sky Piece for solo cello alongside other works. She has made several appearances at the Britten Pears Arts Summer Festival with Trio Mazzolini and the Knussen Chamber Orchestra. Together with pianist Harry Rylance, she performed on a SAGA Cruises tour of Germany and the Netherlands, culminating in a recital at Amsterdam's Concertgebouw. Yurie has appeared at prestigious venues worldwide, including the Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts and Glenn Gould Studio in Toronto, Konzerthaus Berlin, the Salzburg Mozarteum, Casa da Música in Porto, Wigmore Hall, the Royal Festival Hall, the Royal Albert Hall, and the Barbican Centre. British pianist Adam Repa enjoys a varied career as a soloist, chamber musician, teacher, composer, and arranger. His recent perfor...

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Mon 30 NovDoors 20:00

Clive Gregson and The Hayes Sisters

Ruskin House · Croydon

Consummate guitarist, mandolin player and song-writer in his own right, Clive Gregson toured as part of the Nanci Griffith's Blue Moon Orchestra from 1996-2007. Nanci’s version of Clive's “I Love This Town” was released as a single in 2006 and became a radio hit in both America and the UK. Clive's musical bio is too long to mention here, but includes the cult band Any Trouble, a spell with Richard Thompson's band and as half of the acclaimed duo Gregson and Collister. The Stockport based sisters, Angela and Cathryn Hayes have their own distinct style with sounds suggestive of The Roches and the McGarrigles. They have been long-time Nanci Griffith fans and their vocal interpretations of her songs are spot-on. Clive got to know the Hayes Sisters whilst producing their debut album "Another Man's Shoes". A mutual admiration for Nanci's great catalogue of songs sparked the idea of this collaboration and the trio are planning to take their personal take on these classics on the road in 2026.

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Mon 30 NovDoors 19:30

Howl Quartet

The Bull and Gate · London

Howl Quartet is an award winning UK based project whose dynamic, expressive music focuses heavily on storytelling through melodic composition and improvisation. Following the successes of their first two releases, Howl Quartet released their third album, Night Song, in 2025 . Formed of old friends and collaborators, this co-led acoustic quartet emerged in 2017 through a passion for developing a collective sound. Taking inspiration from artists such as Endangered Blood, The Bad Plus and Brian Blade & The Fellowship Band, there is an innate freedom and creative intensity to their music. Having performed at the EFG London Jazz Festival and Vortex Jazz Club, Howl Quartet’s debut album Life As We See It was released in early 2021 with the support of the Help Musicians ‘Do It Differently’ fund. Their second album, Airglow, refined their sound and was released on the 14th July 2023 to critical acclaim. According to UK Vibe, “The band combine a fiery, passionate energy with a thoughtful, intelligent wistfulness and the results are utterly compelling.’ Following their sold out album launch gig at PizzaExpress Jazz Club, Soho, their 7 date UK tour culminated in a headline show at T...

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Mon 30 NovDoors 19:00

Rebecca Hollweg + Liz Cotton

Green Note · London

Rebecca Hollweg, singer-songwriter and established London jazz session-singer, returns to the Green Note to share the stage with an old friend - brilliant comic singer-songwriter-guitarist Liz Cotton. Two singer-songwriter guitarists with different but complimentary styles and a shared warmth and openness, they are joined by Andy Hamill, one of the UK’s leading jazz double bass players (Laura Mvula, Rumer, Carleen Anderson, Mark Murphy to name a few), to bring you an uplifting evening of thoughtfulness, optimism and humour and good music. Rebecca Hollweg has released 3 albums of original songs and one album of classic favourites called Other People’s Songs. She has played everywhere from Ronnie Scott’s and the South Bank Centre to Latitude Festival and the 12 Bar Club, and at venues and festivals across Europe, Australia and America, going on the road in the southern states and Nashville with her friend Mean Mary. She supported Roger McGuinn of The Byrds on two of his UK theatre tours, as well as Paul Carrack of Squeeze and Mike & the Mechanics touring major UK venues. She regularly works alongside comic poet and musician John Hegley, Q described her as ‘a talented tu...

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Tue 1 DecDoors 19:30

Blind Dog Studio Presents: Mally Harpaz + Annie Needham

The Muddy Puddle · London

Mally Harpaz, a London based composer and multi instrumentalist (Anna Calvi, James Marples, Hazel Iris), accompanied by renowned cellist Matt Constantine, will be performing, her original compositions from her debut solo album Zoom In Zoom Out, distinct pieces which were mainly written as part of a collaboration with award-winning video artist Clara Aparicio Yoldi, along with some new yet unreleased material from her upcoming second album. Mally’s reverence for the profound creates mysterious melodic lines and shares a luscious ambience with other contemporary pioneers. “There are some compositions that were created to inspire, and Mally Harpaz’s 'Zoom In Zoom Out' is fuelled by them... Zoom In Zoom Out is a score; tracks like ‘Voices’ and ‘Not Without Pain’ say everything that has to be said: to anyone, wherever they are when listening. For me, a dark room through studio headphones with an aching soul” - Get in Her Ears “Mally Harpaz is a multi-instrumentalist and a daring experimenter and “Zoom in zoom out” is the shining and exciting manifesto of her talent. “Zoom in Zoom out” is a jumble of sounds expressed with great poetry and effect, a jumble of sou...

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Tue 1 DecDoors 20:00

Brand Nu Dolla play Abdullah Ibrahim

Leytonstone Social Club · London

Kyle Osborne – piano Dillon Woods – sax Magnus Hawker-French – trombone Elizabeth ‘Eli’ Saville – flute Chris Chikanwah – drums Aiyana Rennie – double-bass Brand Nu Dolla return to the East Side after their superb sold out show last year The band was formed by putting together a specific blend of musicians to perform the music of Abdullah Ibrahim – South Africa’s greatest musician and composer who died earlier this year They have put together a set list from Abdullah Ibrahim's vast catalogue of his compositions from African Sun , through Cherry and Mannenberg to Whoza Mtwana This should be a very special and exciting night Chris Chikwanah was born in Harare, Zimbabwe. His dad is a minister and a bassist, which led to Chris being immersed into an Afro Jazz upbringing, as well as being the ‘son of a preacher man’.Brought up from a young age with the music of Abdullah Ibrahim, other early influences included Jimmy Dludlu and Hugh Masekela. Chris has played in church for over 18 years which exposed him to gospel music and other sounds that have shaped him into an all-round musician, allowing him to create pockets of ‘fusion’ that mix the afro-jazz sound that...

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Until Wed 23 Dec8 dates

Christmas Lunch with Tom Seals

Boisdale of Canary Wharf · London

‘One of the UK’s finest boogie woogie pianists and entertainers’ - Jools Holland, Patron of Music, Boisdale Tom Jones compared him to Little Richard. Noddy Holder put him in the top five boogie piano players in the world. Jools Holland, who knows this music better than almost anyone alive, awarded him the Boisdale Boogie Woogie Artist of the Year at the Music Awards and regularly invites him for a duelling pianos session. Tom Seals has played Ronnie Scott’s, Birdland on Broadway, the Blue Note, Glastonbury, Montreux Jazz Festival, Hyde Park supporting Pink Floyd and represented Britain at Expo 2020 Dubai performing solo to 7,000 people with Prince William in the audience. He has a 13-week Sky TV series to his name and performed at the London Palladium in 2025. For the Christmas lunch he leads his trio through a set that moves between boogie woogie classics and festive singalongs without losing the thread. “Great Balls of Fire” and “Blueberry Hill” sit alongside “Jingle Bell Rock”, “Winter Wonderland”, “Rockin’ Around the Christmas Tree” and “Let It Snow”, all played with the wit, warmth and piano technique that make a Tom Seals show work in a room...

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Tue 1 DecDoors 19:00

Country in The Den

The Red Lion · London

Expect a night featuring singer songwriters who will Nashville style, be taking it in turns singing and sharing their stories behind the music. It's raw. They'll be laughs, maybe tears and everything in-between. Kicking off this pilot evening, at the cosy Den room, within The Red Lion pub, we have a cracking line up ahead: Sarah Louise- Hosting the evening Sarah Louise creates music shaped by the people, places and moments that have defined her journey. Drawing inspiration from pop, soul, Motown and folk with catchy melodies, heartfelt lyrics and soulful vocals. Sarah hosts successful Writers' Rounds across England and is a passionate and humble artist who loves music. Buckle 'n' Boots - UK singer songwriter Bee Ounsworth brings big vocals and real stories. Blending modern country with a British voice. Bee has just released her five track EP 'This Far'. Alongside recording and performing, Bee presents a weekly country show on Surrey's Ridge Radio. Nat Hills - Nat Hills hails from Essex and is a rising UK country-rock artist. With her debut releases, she's unapologetic, authentic and difficult to ignore. Check their music out and join us for an intimate evening listening to original...

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Tue 1 DecDoors 19:30

Heather Joyce

Green Note · London

Heather Joyce is a singer/songwriter playing an extraordinary duet concertina, known as the Megan – cos it’s all about the bass. Heather’s songs flow from the traditions of the many other instruments she has played (5-string banjo, medieval harp, saxophones, flutes, clarinets etc…). She weaves acerbic and tender lyrics around soaring melodies.

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Tue 1 DecDoors 19:00

Jazz At Trades, 1st of December

Walthamstow Trades Hall · London

This December Jazz at Trades is excited to present the George Grundy Trio! George, the founder and co-host of Jazz At Trades, is a drummer from the north of England. He has played with many notable British jazz musicians and here presents his trio on their debut gig, featuring Lewis Borland on alto sax and Lorenzo Morabito on bass. With a powerful sound and deep groove, leading this chordless trio, George has picked niche and classic selections from the jazz tradition, arranging them with his good friends and collaborators. Expect music from Mal Waldron, Coltrane, Ornette Coleman, Mingus, Ellington and more. Lewis Borland - Alto Saxophone Lorenzo Morabito - Double Bass George Grundy - Drums Another evening not to be missed, we hope you can join us! Doors at 7pm, music from 8pm Our two tier pricing system aims to strike a balance between making our event accessible for all, whilst trying to ensure we can pay the musicians a fair wage for their performance. Please consider paying the full ticket price of £10 if you can, to help support our musicians and help to cover the costs involved in running the night.

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Tue 1 DecDoors 19:30

Nico & Linus

Dublin Castle · London

Nico & Linus - prog inspired but big on quality songwriting, these peeps have caused ripples across London throughout 2026 and really give a vibrant, fizzing account themselves live. Finn Lacey - known as a mover shaker in multiple musical disciplines from classical to theatre, via opera and pop music, the fabulous Finn undoubtedly promises to provide an enigmatic performance this evening! Alex Clark - acclaimed young Welsh singer songwriter.

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Tue 1 DecDoors 19:00

SHAKE SOME ACTON #184. THE ANOMALYS, THE SPEEDWAYS, BOTOX

Hope & Anchor · London

A night of blisteringly hot music is anticipated ,with 3 fantastic bands to kick - off the Christmas season. Yes!! THE ANOMALYS.Amsterdam's shattered Punk destroyers are here!100% primitive Rock Roll to destroy your brain cells. You have been warned! THE SPEEDWAYS. High energy, melodic Power Pop. Big guitar hooks and catchy tunes. Dynamic live performances. BOTOX. Feral Punk Stripped down,energetic,fast and raw. And with a new l.p to showcase.

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Tue 1 DecDoors 19:00

Street Mission Records Presents: Dave Burn + Barbara Forstner

Green Note · London

Dave Burn London singer-songwriter Dave Burn has been playing in bands since he was 13, and he just can’t shake the bug. A pioneer of UK alt-country, he co-founded the harmony-heavy ahab with Callum Adamson, and later joined indie Americana ‘supergroup’ Orphan Colours. Along with two solo albums - 2017’s Arizona and 2025’s Medium Dave + Friends - he also records as duo The Marriage with Kirsten Adamson and has written songs with Danny & The Champions Of The World, Blair Dunlop, Danni Nicholls, Benjamin Folke Thomas, Katzenjammer, Sol Heilo. Burn’s music takes elements of Brit folk artists such as Richard Thompson and American singer-songwriters from Tim Rose to Tom Petty, then blends them with the sound of classic London indie bands and UK Americana, topped off with literary, twisting lyrics examining both life’s biggest questions and its most fascinating ordinary moments. "(Dave Burn) has an ability to come up with hooks that dig into the mind and refuse to leave" - KLOF Mag (Previously Folk Radio UK) "captures an atmospheric reality set somewhere between Neil Young and Calexico" - Spiral Earth Barbara Forstner Franco-American Barbara Forstner spent twelve years in N...

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