A mixture of ‘frankly fabulous’ soul vocals with chants, mostly in the Ghanaian language of Twi, and vibrant traditional African rhythms, mainly from Ghana

Talented clarinet/7-string guitar duo playing traditional and contemporary choro, a style of Brazilian music which originated in Rio de Janeiro.

Wild Gypsy dances & lighting fast Irish jigs mixed all together with a signature infectious punk energy that has audiences stomping and hollering throughout the night.

...brilliantly rendered, crowd pleasing cabaret tuneage raised to the level of magnificence by virtuosic playing!

Traditional Gypsy and Eastern European tunes shot through with searing jazz improvisation...

Old-school Blues & hypnotic Saharan grooves featuring musicians from Mali, Algeria and Senegal with virtuoso guitarist Goose.

A sound incorporating elements of Gypsy jazz, Classical, Latin and World music

Ugandan multi-instrumentalist presents his uplifting songs realised with a full band that speak to the African diaspora

Stunning Cape Verdean singer, who fuses her forebear's musical traditions with contemporary jazz, Latin and European music.

An exploration of the ​n​eshama (spirit) of Jewish music. With wit, joy, and sadness in equal measure, they take an audience on an odyssey through the ​D​obridens, ​T​erkishers, ​F​reylekhs, an​d ​Zhoks at the very core of the Klezmer repertoire.

Sensational guitar duo, who play energetic instrumental flamenco and rumba-based music

London-based Klezmer band whose exuberant sound evokes the spirit of the Jewish celebrations of bygone times whilst merging with urban sounds from around the Balkans, Istanbul and New York.

A heady fusion of gypsy-jazz and chanson favourites

Down and dirty savage swamp infested gypsy blues

“...They breathe music, they live music, they love music. Traditional Irish music is in a richer place for having these young genuine people carry it on to future generations.” Mairéad Ní Mhaonaigh of Altan... presented by Return To Camden