All-female singing collective Deep Throat Choir perform songs from their multi-layered second album 'In Order to Know You' for Voices Unwrapped at Kings Place.
The internationally acclaimed Rizwan-Muazzam Qawwals makes a highly anticipated return to the UK, bringing an unforgettable musical experience of enchanting, majestic and intoxicating Sufi music.
Formed in 1983, the Pink Singers are Europe’s longest running LGBTQ+ choir, they will make their debut at Kings Place promoting love, equality and appreciation of music.
The ever-entertaining Spooky Men’s Chorale return to Kings Place to celebrate Voices Unwrapped with another sonorous, humorous and ludicrous set of ballads, covers, and traditional songs.
This Paranormal Life The Dice of Death tour brings the show to the stage for the first time since 2019 for a live podcast full of storytelling, improv comedy, wild speculation, and a death-defying supernatural game of chance!
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what the dog said to the harvest is a new collaboration between poet + writer lisa luxx and composer jasmin kent rodgman. A hybrid performance-installation drawing on opera, dance, spoken word, binaural sound and archive + documentary film.
Blending shades of country-rock, indie-folk and Southern Gothic, Gretchen Peters latest album Dancing With the Beast features all-female characters, from pre-teen to elderly, whose stories vividly illuminate both the personal and political.
We are excited to present an evening of film and live music, featuring two of the most exciting collectives from the burgeoning UK folk scene today, Broadside Hacks and Shovel Dance Collective.
Visionary singer and music maker Xenia Rubinos dips in and out of genre and structure to create movingly powerful songs with her signature sound. Xenia’s powerhouse vocals are at the centre of her music which grows from a wide range of influences from R&B to Hip-Hop to jazz all delivered with a soulful punk aura.
Blending shades of country-rock, indie-folk and Southern Gothic, Gretchen Peters latest album Dancing With the Beast features all-female characters, from pre-teen to elderly, whose stories vividly illuminate both the personal and political.
Join award-winning columnist and broadcaster, Steve Richards, for his latest behind-the-scenes tour of British politics. An evening of high political drama is guaranteed.
Join award-winning columnist and broadcaster, Steve Richards, for his latest behind-the-scenes tour of British politics. An evening of high political drama is guaranteed.
The eagerly-awaited return of award-winning London Bulgarian Choir, led by Dessislava Stefanova.
Twice Grammy nominated iconic Irish singer Iarla Ó Lionáird makes his Kings Place debut for this special, one-off Voices Unwrapped performance, with guest and Artist-in-Focus, Julie Fowlis.
Alina Bzhezhinska returns to Kings Place with the HipHarpCollective to present her new album Reflections, a combination of Afro-harping, acid jazz, free-form experiment and Trip Hop.
Richly celebrated Scottish folk singer and songwriter Siobhan Miller makes her much-anticipated Hall 1 debut as part of Kings Place’s Voices Unwrapped series.
Since its founding in 2001, Pegasus choir has built up a reputation as one of London’s most versatile and exciting chamber choirs. Under its director, Matthew Altham, the ensemble has developed an extensive repertoire embracing sacred and secular music from the Renaissance to the present day.
John Butt directs the OAE, Choir and Stars of the Enlightenment in Haydn’s late master work, the ‘Nelson’ Mass.
A captivating evening bringing together leading musicians and writers from Freedom from Torture's Write to Life group.
The prize-winning Linos Piano Trio perform Ravel’s hauntingly beautiful Trio (1914), perfectly preludised by the delicately expressive writing of CPE Bach’s Sonata for piano and strings, published in 1776.
Laura Jurd returns to Kings Place with her new brass-fuelled Big Friendly party band.
Visionary pianist Tamara Stefanovich opens this year’s festival with a programme exploring form and freedom, beginning with Bach’s Aria Variata (BWV 989) interweaving the birdsong-inspired pieces of Messiaen and Rameau, and ending with Messaien’s mesmerising Canteyodjaya.
For this concert, Imogen Cooper, a doyenne among Schubert players, will be joined by three colleagues to celebrate the genius of Schubert through shared musical collaboration.
Tony is a British-Nigerian electronic music producer and singer-songwriter from North West London. Expect an immersive audiovisual experience full of experimentation, abstraction and a myriad of emotional themes.