Well-established, relaxed and friendly open mic...

“Best current British blues singer I know.” (Tom Robinson, BBC 6 Music), “James takes all of her musical loves – jazz, blues, soul, folk – and wraps them up into songs that achieve an astonishing array of moods and emotions.” ( Jazzwise)

New songs, borrowed songs, songs from the BRC canon, you'll get to hear the stories away from the edifice of a big band and be part of bringing the new album to life.

World Jazz vocalist debuts her new show created from eclectic influences of music from Jazz and Blues to African and Indian folk, UK Indie and Soul. ‘A singer of quite astonishing versatility and adaptability’  London Jazz News / ‘A stunning performance’  Jazzwise

“Buddy Mondlock writes beautiful songs and plays the kind of guitar they deserve. He’s a fine person and a fine artist.” Townes Van Zandt / "He is one of my favorite writers.” Nanci Griffith

Singer-songwriter who has performed with Riverdance, Yes, and Medieval Bæbes plays songs from her upcoming album with her full band.

With a coveted Danny Kyle Award from Celtic Connections, and 3 awards from Italy’s premier world music festival, Elliott Morris has a formidable reputation as one of the hardest-working and most sought-after artists on the acoustic scene.

A collective, dedicated to showcasing and fostering the bluegrass scene in the capital!

Critically acclaimed Australian band plays, with songs ranging from hard hitting social commentary to deeply personal musings, but each containing a unique turn of phrase, dark humour and an ever-present sense of romance

“Appalachian music, through and through, with all the dynamism of a string band and the longing of a lovelorn country song.” Rolling Stone Country

Well-established, relaxed and friendly open mic...

A night of music and conversation... songs in process and conversations about the creative process and life on the road. This month featuring Hannah Frances

Expect Sea Shanties, traditional folk music and pirate merriment!

A dynamic saxophonist with a voice like melting butter, Sambambo brings her band to Camden for an intimate show to celebrate the release of a single from her upcoming mini-album.

Riotous Balkan, Gypsy and Turkish tunes, up-tempo Russian drinking songs and even upper-tempo Klezmer, with a hint of hip hop and Latin for good measure.

Brighton-based contemporary folk group mixing British and American styles... British folk without the stiff upper lip!