Join acclaimed Belgian composer and pianist Patrick Hamilton for an intimate evening of soothing piano music, inspired by color, art, and emotion.

Vulva Voce is a band which rewrites the ‘string quartet’ as we know it. Taking influence from folk, jazz, classical, techno and funk, they write original music which honours women’s stories from throughout history. Alongside their originals, they perform music from the 1500s right up to the present day. They reference the music of the first ever published woman composer, Maddalena Casulana and take inspiration from the warrior queen of the Iceni Tribe, Boudicca.

Recognised by The Guardian as “a young 21st-century virtuoso”, Alexandra Whittingham is rapidly redefining the role of the classical guitarist in today’s musical landscape. Recent highlights include a performance at the Royal Albert Hall with the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic for Classic FM Live, a UK tour with duo partner Stephanie Jones, and a 43-date North American tour as part of International Guitar Night.

We’re back for our showcase as part of SXSW London! Line-up announcements coming soon.

Join Estonian pianist and composer Alexander Motovilov for his UK debut, an intimate evening of piano music shaped by nostalgia, storytelling, and cinematic melody.

A night of ambient fused with classical soundscapes. Robinson’s Village is the project of Nottingham-born, London-based artist James Burns.

Blending influences from folk, chanson and early music, the trio craft performances that are intimate and expansive, inviting audiences into a journey through voice, story and sound.

Blending influences from folk, chanson and early music, the trio craft performances that are intimate and expansive, inviting audiences into a journey through voice, story and sound.

Blending influences from folk, chanson and early music, the trio craft performances that are intimate and expansive, inviting audiences into a journey through voice, story and sound.

Blending influences from folk, chanson and early music, the trio craft performances that are intimate and expansive, inviting audiences into a journey through voice, story and sound.

We head to the Eagle Inn with a double bill of two boundary-pushing Australian solo artists.

Two Australian artists bringing distinct voices, shared roots, and high-octane solo sets to the same stage for one night only.

Vulva Voce is a band which rewrites the 'string quartet' as we know it. Taking influence from folk, jazz, classical, techno and funk, they write original music which honours women's stories from throughout history.

Join us for an evening of live music celebrating The Harvest, the debut EP from neo-classical project Entropies featuring vocals, piano, strings, synth and percussion. The night will open with a special performance by acclaimed Polish-Jamaican cellist, composer, and conductor Zara Hudson-Kozdoj.

Blending influences from folk, chanson and early music, the trio craft performances that are intimate and expansive, inviting audiences into a journey through voice, story and sound.