An unmissable concert given by Juan Martín, ‘the leading flamenco guitarist of his generation’ (The Guardian).
Rory Stewart is currently secretary of state for international development. Come listen to this special talk, which will include audience questions, taking place the day before we learn the identity of Britain’s next Prime Minister.
In partnership with Eat Your Own Ears, and by arrangement with Primary Talent, we are excited to present the one-of-a-kind singer-songwriter and cellist Kelsey Lu.
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Recently described by the Yorkshire Post as a 'powerful, moving, & extraordinary' addition to the UK music scene, Manchester Collective produces world-class, innovative, and outward facing musical experiences for new audiences across Britain.
Perhaps Contraption is a multi-award winning, progressive brass band from London. Part choir, part chamber orchestra, part avant rock band, they create a truly unique musical experience; melding elements of jazz, punk, art pop and post-minimalism.
As part of Venus Unwrapped, Kings Place joins forces with the Royal Philharmonic Society to present two one-day workshops giving women the chance to take up conducting.
Forward-thinking UK group Vula Viel continue their unique musical journey centred around the gyil (Ghanaian xylophone).
The National Youth String Orchestra, one of the UK’s most prestigious training organisations for young string players up to the age of 21, returns to Kings Place.
Taking the extraordinary life and work of Hildegard von Bingen as its starting point, Hildegard: Visions is a sensory opera-happening that transports its audience through a journey from intimacy to ecstasy.
The Spooky Men's Chorale are the gift that keeps on giving… Brandishing a shiny brand new album Welcome To The Second Half, the magnificent, craggy ensemble of heavenly singing male bodies return to the UK with a winning spectrum of Georgian songs, pindrop-beautiful ballads, highly inappropriate covers, and immaculate man anthems.
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Naala’s songs overflow with the delicate complexities of modern British and African storytelling. A hybrid between electronica and elemental RnB. Music for sharpening the mind and blurring the senses.
‘Kabantu’ means ‘of the people’ – stemming from the South African philosophy of Ubuntu – ‘I am what I am because of who we all are’. This is autonomous music bridging countries and cultures.
Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong, these jazz legends blew the world away and set the standard for jazz singing with their joint approach to the American Songbook in 1956 for the album ‘Ella and Louis’.
Rowan Rheingans’ much-anticipated debut solo release The Lines We Draw Together (with Michele Stoddart and Jack McNeill) is a heartfelt yet unflinching musical essay on memory, history, fascism, waltzes, folk-song, bird-song, trauma, family and war.
‘On his first album in almost seven years, the Toronto artist uses ambient pop to craft a masterful, dreamlike world’ Pitchfork ‘Canada’s modern day answer to Arthur Russell and Paul Simon’ Boomkat ‘For nearly 20
George the Poet is a London-born spoken word performer of Ugandan heritage. His innovative brand of musical poetry has won him critical acclaim both as a recording artist and social commentator.
Award-winning radio man Jon Holmes and award-winning comedy writer Marc Haynes adopt the forensic approach some podcasts take to analysing high-end box set television, and apply it to the ultimate disposable TV.
In this new venture The Things About Us Mark Thomas combines his trademark mix of storytelling, standup, mischief and really really well researched material to examine how we have come to inhabit this divided wasteland that some of us call the United Kingdom.
Hosted by Guy Montgomery and Tim Batt, two New Zealand comedians who watch and review the same movie weekly, for one year.
These three cheeky chaps (Tommy, Kej and Sach) will be hanging out in the heart of any Desi home (the kitchen) laughing their way through whatever’s going on in life.
In each episode of their award-winning podcast (Silver Award, Most Original Podcast, British Podcast Awards 2018), a person talks about a single poem and the extraordinary part it has played in their life.
Freelance Pod is all about how the internet has revolutionised work. Each episode, creative guests tell host Suchandrika Chakrabarti how they've navigated the move from analogue to digital.
Kiri Pritchard-McLean, Jayde Adams and Dave Cribb talk to comedians about their favourite songs from the musicals in the podcast spinoff of the hit live show Amusical. And for this recording we will absolutely be using a grand piano, not because it’s integral to the show, but because Kings Place have seven of them and we’re not idiots.
How2Wrestling is an educational yet silly podcast about the wonderfully weird world of wrestling entertainment. It’s time to get musical! Kefin and Jo host a melodic evening charting the highs and lows of music within