The Wilderness Yet

Nature Unwrapped / Wild Singing

Sun 15 Mar

The Wilderness Yet

Nature Unwrapped / Wild Singing

The Wilderness Yet weave a tapestry of traditional & self-penned songs with a charm and familiarity that is usually only found in seasoned line-ups.

Useful Links

Browse more

Date & start time:	Sun 15 Mar – 6.30pm
Venue:	Music Base Foyer
Price:	Free performance in our Main Foyer.

The Crick Crack Club presents…

Fri 24 Jan7.30pm

Performance storytelling by Ben Haggarty with music by Jonah Brody

Sold out Find out more

Firestacks: Tide, Time and Gravity

Wed 29 Jan7.30pm

As the artist Julie Brook debuts her new work in Pangolin’s exhibition for Nature Unwrapped in Kings Place, she and writer Robert Macfarlane discuss the elemental forces at play in her work and preview her films.

Book tickets Find out more

Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment – Cell Your Soul

Sun 2 Feb11.30am

The science: Professor Buzz Baum works at the intersection of biology and physics. He is trying to understand how cells evolve. This cantata repurposes a famous tune from Bach’s St Matthew Passion.

Book tickets Find out more

Kate in the Kettle

Wed 5 Feb8pm

Kate Young’s compositions are a thing to behold - rhythmically entrancing folk originals which explore the depths of nature's potential for healing.

Book tickets Find out more

Cosmo Sheldrake

Fri 7 Feb7.30pm

Cosmo Sheldrake presents a special project, delving deeper into flora and fauna, crafting beautiful, improvised sound worlds from ecological samples collected over the years.

Sold out Find out more

Aurora Orchestra with Nicholas Angelich

Sat 8 Feb7pm

Aurora enters the fifth and final year of its Mozart’s Piano series with the American pianist Nicholas Angelich making his Kings Place debut.

Book tickets Find out more

Albion Quartet

Thu 13 Feb7.30pm

The Albion Quartet bring a trio of work inspired by the natural world.

Book tickets Find out more

Riot Ensemble

Fri 14 Feb8pm

This is the first in Riot Ensemble’s ReNEW series at Kings Place, bringing the cream of international contemporary music on to the Hall One stage.

Book tickets Find out more

Aurora Orchestra: Far, Far Away

Sat 15 Feb10am, 11am, 12pm

Join Aurora Orchestra for a magical, musical adventure of Chopin waltzes, dancing dragonflies and a very sleepy tortoise.

Book tickets Find out more

Aurora Orchestra: Far, Far Away

Sun 16 Feb10am, 11am, 12.30pm, 1.30pm

Join Aurora Orchestra for a magical, musical adventure of Chopin waltzes, dancing dragonflies and a very sleepy tortoise.

Book tickets Find out more

Wild Singing: Eliza Carthy

Fri 13 Mar7.30pm

Eliza Carthy is one of the most influential figures in the UK folk scene. Ahead of a live performance, Eliza will be in conversation with Folk on Foot podcast host Matthew Bannister

Book tickets Find out more

Wild Singing: Matthew Bannister presents Folk on Foot on Film

Sat 14 Mar2.30pm

In this talk, broadcaster Matthew Bannister takes you behind the scenes of his award-winning podcast, Folk on Foot.

Book tickets Find out more

Wild Singing: The Rheingans Sisters

Sat 14 Mar4.30pm

Award-winning musicians, composers and folk scholars The Rheingans Sisters perform music from their critically acclaimed third album Bright Field, in which the natural world is the cathartic setting of many songs exploring our shared humanity.

Book tickets Find out more

The Shackleton Trio

Sat 14 Mar6.30pm

This trio’s self-penned material blends seamlessly with imaginative re-workings of traditional folk standards, influenced by British, American and Scandinavian folk traditions, with a regional twist from the group's native East Anglia.

Wild Singing: Martin Simpson

Sat 14 Mar7.30pm

Regularly voted one of the world’s greatest guitarists, Martin Simpson has been nominated for an astonishing 23 Radio 2 Folk Awards – and won artist of the year twice.

Book tickets Find out more

Wild Singing: Songhive - Beelore & Folksong in the British Isles

Sun 15 Mar2.30pm

Songhive is a project founded by singer and musician Rowan Piggott, comprising songs of ‘beelore’ and folksong of the British Isles, to raise awareness of the current plight of the bees.

Book tickets Find out more

Wild Singing: Kitty Macfarlane

Sun 15 Mar4.30pm

Kitty Macfarlane is a songwriter and guitarist from Somerset, whose music is rich with visual imagery and written with an eco-eye. Her trademark lies in remarkably mature songwriting, a marked empathy with the environment and a strong sense of place.

Book tickets Find out more

Wild Singing: Nancy Kerr and James Fagan

Sun 15 Mar7.30pm

Nancy and her husband James join us for a high-energy show. Ahead of a live performance, Nancy will be in conversation with Folk on Foot podcast host Matthew Bannister.

Book tickets Find out more

Browse more

The Crick Crack Club presents…

Fri 24 Jan7.30pm

Performance storytelling by Ben Haggarty with music by Jonah Brody

Sold out Find out more

Firestacks: Tide, Time and Gravity

Wed 29 Jan7.30pm

As the artist Julie Brook debuts her new work in Pangolin’s exhibition for Nature Unwrapped in Kings Place, she and writer Robert Macfarlane discuss the elemental forces at play in her work and preview her films.

Book tickets Find out more

Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment – Cell Your Soul

Sun 2 Feb11.30am

The science: Professor Buzz Baum works at the intersection of biology and physics. He is trying to understand how cells evolve. This cantata repurposes a famous tune from Bach’s St Matthew Passion.

Book tickets Find out more

Kate in the Kettle

Wed 5 Feb8pm

Kate Young’s compositions are a thing to behold - rhythmically entrancing folk originals which explore the depths of nature's potential for healing.

Book tickets Find out more

Cosmo Sheldrake

Fri 7 Feb7.30pm

Cosmo Sheldrake presents a special project, delving deeper into flora and fauna, crafting beautiful, improvised sound worlds from ecological samples collected over the years.

Sold out Find out more

Aurora Orchestra with Nicholas Angelich

Sat 8 Feb7pm

Aurora enters the fifth and final year of its Mozart’s Piano series with the American pianist Nicholas Angelich making his Kings Place debut.

Book tickets Find out more

Albion Quartet

Thu 13 Feb7.30pm

The Albion Quartet bring a trio of work inspired by the natural world.

Book tickets Find out more

Riot Ensemble

Fri 14 Feb8pm

This is the first in Riot Ensemble’s ReNEW series at Kings Place, bringing the cream of international contemporary music on to the Hall One stage.

Book tickets Find out more

Aurora Orchestra: Far, Far Away

Sat 15 Feb10am, 11am, 12pm

Join Aurora Orchestra for a magical, musical adventure of Chopin waltzes, dancing dragonflies and a very sleepy tortoise.

Book tickets Find out more

Aurora Orchestra: Far, Far Away

Sun 16 Feb10am, 11am, 12.30pm, 1.30pm

Join Aurora Orchestra for a magical, musical adventure of Chopin waltzes, dancing dragonflies and a very sleepy tortoise.

Book tickets Find out more

Wild Singing: Eliza Carthy

Fri 13 Mar7.30pm

Eliza Carthy is one of the most influential figures in the UK folk scene. Ahead of a live performance, Eliza will be in conversation with Folk on Foot podcast host Matthew Bannister

Book tickets Find out more

Wild Singing: Matthew Bannister presents Folk on Foot on Film

Sat 14 Mar2.30pm

In this talk, broadcaster Matthew Bannister takes you behind the scenes of his award-winning podcast, Folk on Foot.

Book tickets Find out more

Wild Singing: The Rheingans Sisters

Sat 14 Mar4.30pm

Award-winning musicians, composers and folk scholars The Rheingans Sisters perform music from their critically acclaimed third album Bright Field, in which the natural world is the cathartic setting of many songs exploring our shared humanity.

Book tickets Find out more

The Shackleton Trio

Sat 14 Mar6.30pm

This trio’s self-penned material blends seamlessly with imaginative re-workings of traditional folk standards, influenced by British, American and Scandinavian folk traditions, with a regional twist from the group's native East Anglia.

Wild Singing: Martin Simpson

Sat 14 Mar7.30pm

Regularly voted one of the world’s greatest guitarists, Martin Simpson has been nominated for an astonishing 23 Radio 2 Folk Awards – and won artist of the year twice.

Book tickets Find out more

Wild Singing: Songhive - Beelore & Folksong in the British Isles

Sun 15 Mar2.30pm

Songhive is a project founded by singer and musician Rowan Piggott, comprising songs of ‘beelore’ and folksong of the British Isles, to raise awareness of the current plight of the bees.

Book tickets Find out more

Wild Singing: Kitty Macfarlane

Sun 15 Mar4.30pm

Kitty Macfarlane is a songwriter and guitarist from Somerset, whose music is rich with visual imagery and written with an eco-eye. Her trademark lies in remarkably mature songwriting, a marked empathy with the environment and a strong sense of place.

Book tickets Find out more

Wild Singing: Nancy Kerr and James Fagan

Sun 15 Mar7.30pm

Nancy and her husband James join us for a high-energy show. Ahead of a live performance, Nancy will be in conversation with Folk on Foot podcast host Matthew Bannister.

Book tickets Find out more