About Us

Kings Place is a world-class home for audiences and artists to feel, think and connect.

We realise this vision by creating an open and inclusive cultural home, where world-class artists share the stage with emerging and underrepresented voices. Through adventurous programming, learning opportunities and community partnerships, we ensure that everyone has access to moments of discovery, dialogue and inspiration.

Our Values:

Creativity
We foster the creative spirit by empowering artists to share their stories through music, words, and art within a supportive and inspiring environment.

Connection
We bring artists and audiences together in a welcoming environment, nurturing connection and amplifying possibilities through the power of collaboration.

Innovation
With an adventurous and entrepreneurial spirit, we embrace innovation, breaking boundaries so creativity can flourish.

We embed Sustainability and Equality, Diversity and Inclusion into every decision and action, ensuring our work creates a positive impact for people and the planet.

The dedicated and supportive team programmes a series of festivals and events, developing cross-arts collaborations and artistic relationships that deliver unforgettable live experiences.

The award-winning concert series, Unwrapped, is our flagship programme, exploring big ideas and overarching themes across the year. Kings Place is also the UK’s home of live podcasting as creators and hosts of the London Podcast Festival.

Run as a registered charity under the name of Kings Place Music Foundation ((KPMF, charity number 1107839), it does not receive regular public funding. Income is generated through ticket sales, donations, grants, and the staging of world-class conferences and events.

Kings Place strives to offer a supportive environment for artists from under-represented backgrounds to build their audiences and communities. It signed up to the Key Change Pledge in 2019 and is a member organisation of Black Lives in Music, and a signatory to its charter of aiming to reflect London’s ethnic mix across all levels of the organisation, from artistic programme to work force, partners and audiences.