Mark Fell and Okkyung Lee first met performing in London in 2014 and have since collaborated across New York, Brno, Prague, Bratislava, and beyond. Their duo brings together Okkyung’s cello with Mark’s computer-generated patterns, creating a unique interaction of musical vocabularies and technologies
Michael Mwenso’s new series kicks off with a night of conversation and music with writer, musician and poet Ammar Kalia and UK’s leading trumpet player Jay Phelps. In this joyful and immersive gathering as part of the Soul Assembly musician and educator Michael Mwenso will guide attendees through a communal exploration of recorded music with a focus on the indelible offerings of Miles Davis.
The Frank Gambale 'All-Star' Group - sizzling with a fantastic variety for guitar enthusiasts to feast on, the group showcases a formidable line-up that includes bassist innovator Federico Malaman, the ever-impressive Yoann Schmidt on drums, and Jerry Leonide, keyboard master from Mauritius via Paris.
Two of the most electrifying virtuosos of the UK scene, Jack Jennings & Omar Puente create new music inspired by the world's biggest natural sound library. A powerful electric band led by guitar and violin, combining raga themes of Indian classical music, with a jazz/rock rhythm section of Domenico Angarano on bass, Arthur Newell on drums.
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For the complete festival experience, choose the full-day pass. You will have access to the entire programme at Kings Place from the morning sessions through to the unforgettable finale with DJ Spoony. Opening with a
Step into the first half of Classically Black London, a celebration of culture, creativity, and the future of classical music. Opening with a keynote from Dr Kadiatu Kanneh-Mason, this event moves through a range of
Experience the future of classical music as rising stars take the spotlight. This inspiring performance showcases talented artists from underrepresented backgrounds, each bringing a bold, fresh perspective to the genre. A part of Classically Black 2025
Come and celebrate five incredible years of Black Lives in Music with a night of feel-good music, big tunes, and pure vibes.
Award-winning ensemble The Hermes Experiment launch TREE, a spellbinding new album weaving nature, memory and change through bold new commissions and reimagined pieces, with their unique voice-clarinet-harp-double bass line-up.
Three of the UK’s most celebrated folk and jazz musicians come together to create mesmerising, lyrical chamber music.
The Haar make their Kings Place debut, bringing the formidable singing talent of Molly Donnery combined with three of the most exciting instrumentalists on the folk and traditional music scene in Cormàc Byrne, Adam Summerhayes, and Murray Grainger.
Influenced by the artistry and the expression of intuitive solo voices like Joni Mitchell, Nick Drake and Adrienne Lenker, Eve Goodman combines honest lyricism with mesmerising musical hooks and patterns.
Join Shout at Cancer as they celebrate 10 years of resilience, innovation, and harmony with their unique laryngectomy choir. Through storytelling, inclusion, and cutting-edge technology, they redefine the power of voice, proving that music transcends limitations. Experience an inspiring fusion of science and song as we sing, unite, and inspire together.
Sultan Stevenson is the new powerhouse of British Jazz. He received a Parliamentary Award for Best Newcomer in 2023 following the release of his debut album ‘Faithful One’.
Discover ambience and stillness, words and sound, light and dark, wild and calm… in this newly adapted version of Voice Electric. The show explores the vivid colours of the amplified human voice as it oscillates between states of being.
Enhanced by the use of the Kings Place d&b Soundscape system and performed in-the-round, The House of Bedlam present two contrasting works by British composer Larry Groves and American electronic pioneer, Pauline Oliveros.
Lauded singer-songwriter Mary Gauthier makes a welcome return to Kings Place for a 25th year celebration. ‘Drag queens in limousines, nuns in blue jeans, dreamers with big dreams, they all took me in.’ – Drag
Can beauty save the world? This is the question of Bijan Chemirani, Redi Hasa and Rami Khalifé, three virtuosos who came together to create L'Antidote.
The first of a double bill of Britten Sinfonia concerts showcasing premieres by exciting contemporary voices, featuring world premieres for flute, viola and harp by six Opus 1 composers nurtured through Britten Sinfonia’s composer development scheme.
The second of a double bill of Britten Sinfonia concerts showcasing premieres by exciting contemporary voices, presenting three new chamber concertos by Magnum Opus composers, developed over a year with Britten Sinfonia and programme directors Cheryl Frances-Hoad and Huw Watkins.
Following the success of his first two productions, which have captivated over 80,000 audience members across the UK, Ireland, and Germany in the last two years, Daniel Martinez returns to Kings Place with Art of Andalucia, a new show that places flamenco dance at the forefront.
Faarjam Saidi is an Iranian musician and producer whose sound blends indie pop and fusion with rich Middle Eastern influences. Drawing inspiration from contemporary Iranian poetry, his music is marked by emotional depth, poetic lyricism, and a unique cross-cultural sensibility.
Join VOCES8, The VOCES8 Scholars, Carducci Quartet and pianist Christopher Glynn for an evening paying tribute to bird species driven to extinction by humankind, through Christopher Tin’s work 'The Lost Birds'.
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Join VOCES8, The VOCES8 Scholars, Carducci Quartet and pianist Christopher Glynn for an evening paying tribute to bird species driven to extinction by humankind, through Christopher Tin’s work 'The Lost Birds'.