Five leading lights of the British roots music scene return to Kings Place for a seasonal treat. Expect soaring harmonies and exquisite musicianship through a repertoire of brand new, specially written songs, fresh arrangements of traditional carols and seasonal classics from both sides of the Atlantic.
Ambient duo Cahill//Costello from Glasgow bring their shared, highly emotive soundworld to Kings Place for Scotland Unwrapped. Their process fuses elements of minimalism and ambient music, without regard for overcomplication or unnecessary tangents.
Multi-award-winner singer-songwriter Charlie Dore presents her new live show - The Man Who Built Christmas - alongside Julian Littman of Steeleye Span, and Gareth Huw Davies.
An evening with two pioneering artists keeping the magic of Scottish folk alive while bringing it further into the contemporary scene. Ambient experimental folk group Constant Follower and singer-songwriter and collaborator Findlay Napier come to Kings Place to show just how safe the tradition is with them.
Celebrate the magic of Christmas at Kings Place with BIG Gospel Choir! Join us for a joyous evening filled with soulful harmonies and uplifting gospel music that will bring the true spirit of the season to life.
A Christmas choral concert with a modern twist. Kings Place's resident, 40 strong choir, together with the in-house choir of The Guardian present a mix of seasonal, choral and contemporary songs.
This holiday season join Michael Mwenso and his band, The Shakes, and special guest Reuben James, for a celebration of community and love with a soulful twist on Christmas classics.
Declan O’Rourke makes a welcome return to Kings Place, this time celebrating the 20th anniversary of his debut album Since Kyabram.
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We are delighted to welcome Dominic Miller, wider known as Sting's trusty side-kick guitarist, a very successful artist who has delivered 12 albums under his own name and played with world-class musicians, join us in Hall One for a very special performance.
After a sold-out performance in London last May with his first album ‘Art of Believing’, the award-winning Daniel Martinez Flamenco Company returns with ‘Andalucia’, their second album. This stunning production has toured the UK in 2024, attracting over 20,000 attendees.
For the opening performance of Earth Unwrapped, join us on an otherworldly voyage with Terry Riley’s 'Sun Rings'.
Sound artist, nature beatboxer and composer Jason Singh performs his live soundtrack to John Grierson’s monumental 1929 silent documentary film 'Drifters', which tells the story of Britain’s North Sea herring fishery.
Singer songwriter Olivia Chaney makes a welcome return to Kings Place, exploring her ever-evolving relationship with the Earth, and how so many of her own works, and works which have inspired her, are deeply connected to it.
British producer and composer Gazelle Twin will repurpose her immersive installation, 'We Wax. We Shall Not Wane', featuring Maxine Peake for the opening weekend of Earth Unwrapped at Kings Place.
The Finn Collinson Band makes its Kings Place and Future Folk debut with a captivating and wonderfully varied show. Three of English folk’s leading virtuosos shake up traditional tunes, baroque melodies and original compositions.
Join US women’s a cappella ensemble Lyyra for their long-anticipated UK debut. This new ensemble, the only professional six-voice women’s a cappella group in the US, was created by The VOCES8 Foundation to build support and visibility for upper voices, and they look set to reach a glittering place in choral music’s constellation.
Kings Place welcomes back Estonian folk artist Mari Kalkun, a voice that seems to speak to us from the heart of the Estonian forest. Her music is at once of a place and deeply personal, an intimacy—born of Baltic winter forests and icy landscapes— and yet there is renewal, hope and celebration to be heard.
For one man and a guitar, Martyn Joseph creates a performance with a huge, far-reaching sound that is energetic, compelling, and passionate. Be it to two hundred people or twenty thousand, he blows the crowd away night after night. After a sold-out Hall Two show in 2022, Kings Place welcomes Joseph to Hall One.
Aurora Orchestra welcomes the BBC Singers for a programme that lifts its eyes to the horizon and glimpses the divine from Earth. Each of the works featured in this collaborative concert takes comfort in the prospect of a world beyond, whether discerned in the beauty of nature, in the power of human imagination, or in paradise after death.
Composer, violinist & sound artist Ruby Colley, shares her new vocal work ‘Hello Halo’ inspired by her non-verbal brother's modes of communication, performed with vocal group EXAUDI and ensemble.
British composer, performer, and improviser Laura Cannell presents her newest album, 'The Rituals of Hildegard Reimagined', an offering of contemporary minimalism to 12th century polymath Hildegard von Bingen – considered by many to be the founder of scientific natural history in Germany.
Hayden Thorpe brings music and words from his poignant third album to Kings Place. ‘Ness’ is a collaboration with pioneering place author Robert Macfarlane, and both Thorpe and Macfarlane will be joined live on stage by Propellor ensemble to present this visceral new work together.
Ligeti Quartet returns to Kings Place to celebrate minimalist master, Terry Riley, alongside deep listening legend, Pauline Oliveros.
Award-winning composer Linda Buckley’s ‘Thar Farraige (Over Sea)’ will be performed at Kings Place with Brìghde Chaimbeul and Maxwell Quartet. They explore contemporary chamber music embracing both Irish and Scottish traditional music and language, songs of love and loss, connections to place, migration, and our idea of what home means.