
UPCOMING LIVE EVENTS

Tue 22nd April
GREEN NOTE
Soulful vocals, layered guitar and keys with electronic beats, jazz overtones and atmospheric soundscapes
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Wed 23rd April
GREEN NOTE
“Bluegrass, old-time, skiffle, jug band ... stir them up vigorously, throwing in elements of zany vaudeville, add some unpredictable tics, then stand back and watch Special Ed & the Shortbus go.” The Edinburgh Scotsman
Book Tickets
£ 15.00

Thu 1st May
THE BASEMENT BAR
An intimate, curated and community-based night of folk music aiming to celebrate the best upcoming folk artists London has to offer
Book Tickets (1st May)
£ 13.50

Thu 22nd May
GREEN NOTE
TALENTBANQ presents... singer-songwriter with a totally unique alchemy of soul-baring lyricism and a fearless stage presence
Book Tickets
£ 12.50

Sat 31st May
GREEN NOTE
A collective, dedicated to showcasing and fostering the bluegrass scene in the capital!
Book Tickets
£ 14.00

Sat 28th June
GREEN NOTE
Capturing a gypsy spirit and spanning several different genres including bluegrass, Americana and Country, this Florida-grown band delights in singing and playing up-beat songs with 3-part harmonies.
Book Tickets
£ 12.00

Wed 2nd July
GREEN NOTE
Putting the Lass in Bluegrass! This all-female trio perform a combination of original, traditional and contemporary material, weaving their love of American bluegrass, old-time and folk music with authentic, heartfelt playing.
Book Tickets
£ 12.00

Thu 18th September
THE WATER RATS
The world’s first “alt-bluegrass” act... demonstrating the power of fiddle, mandolin, banjo, acoustic guitar and doghouse bass when matched with four-part harmonies and memorable melodies!
Book Tickets
£ 23.00

Sat 27th September
GREEN NOTE
An energetic, foot-stomping four-piece, featuring fiddle, banjo, harmonica and harmonies, all powered by a driving doghouse bass
Book Tickets
£ 14.00

Sat 4th October
GREEN NOTE
“...a gritty, rootsy mélange full of sweeping licks, pumping bass lines and tasty harmonies, successfully blending a modern country twang with rollicking bluegrass.” – Steve Harvey, editor, Acoustic Magazine
Book Tickets
£ 15.00