Having sold out her first show, we're delighted to present a second unforgettable night of soulful music with Nigerian-French singer-songwriter AṢA.
Celebrated BIS artists James Newby and Ruby Hughes close the inaugural Platoon Presents at Kings Place series with a distinct programme of two halves.
The 'Voices Unveiled', which is in Farsi and Arabic, is a three-part original musical composition by Ehsan Matoori inspired by Iranian traditional music and folk music (South of Iran), with fusion elements. It follows the tragic stories of two women refugees who lost their lives.
John Rutter returns to Kings Place with his popular choral singing workshop.
Hailed by critics as the toughest and most creative group of his career, Tommy Smith’s KARMA sees the brilliant Scottish saxophonist lead a band of virtuosic musicians on a deeply grooving acid jazz adventure that draws on influences from around the world.
Hayden Pedigo, acoustic guitarist and soundscape composer hailing from Amarillo, Texas, makes his Kings Place debut.
British Nigerian, singer songwriter, Ola Onabulé, joins forces with the exciting Swiss Guitarist Nicolas Meier for an EU quintet tour presenting their brand-new album Proof of Life. Songs about love and life that delve further into their expression than just the subject matter, with references from around the world.
S. Carey is the moniker of multi-instrumentalist, songwriter, and producer Sean Carey, commonly recognized as the drummer, backing vocalist, and second-longest serving member of Bon Iver. He makes his Kings Place debut in the ample acoustics of Hall One.
Bi Pride UK is the UK’s only dedicated Bi Pride event, returning on Sunday, 31st August 2025, at Kings Place, King’s Cross—its most central location yet. Featuring live performances, panel discussions, and a vibrant community hub, the event champions bi visibility and is completely free to attend. Bi Pride UK is a charity dedicated to celebrating and empowering those who experience attraction beyond gender.
Artist in Residence Sam Lee presents a Great Harvest Feast, a musical feast at Kings Place, welcoming in the harvest season through song, with special guests to be announced.
Goblin Band formed from sessions of the same name run out of the HobGoblin Music shop in central London, organised by a collection of young queer folk obsessive friends and shop employees looking to forge their own way into folk music.
Welcome to the Alps! Join Aurora and soprano Mary Bevan on a mountain journey in the third concert of Aurora’s year-long exploration of Mahler’s music.
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. With support from
Join us for an illuminating pre-concert discussion with composers Elena Langer and Cheryl Frances-Hoad, hosted by classical music podcaster and radio producer, Ella Lee.
London Piano Festival curators, Charles Owen and Katya Apekisheva open the 2025 festival with Tchaikovsky’s The Seasons and Schumann’s Carnaval.
Celebrated Argentinian pianist Ingrid Fliter makes her Kings Place debut with a compelling programme of musical masterpieces by Beethoven and Chopin.
Step into a world of musical storytelling with two beloved tales brought to life on the piano.
Sir Stephen Hough offers us his fascinating slant on the masterclass format. Stephen will ‘go behind the scenes’ with a group of pianists from the London conservatoires and beyond, generously sharing his pianistic knowledge and practise tips.
The much-loved Two Piano Gala, always a highlight of the London Piano Festival, returns with a star-studded team of pianists celebrating virtuosity, creativity and friendship.
Join Mishka Rushdie Momen for a spellbinding Sunday morning recital from her acclaimed album Reformation, exploring the rich sound world of Renaissance repertoire.
A special opportunity to encounter the renowned BBC Russia Editor Steve Rosenberg in conversation with author and BBC Radio 3 presenter, Petroc Trelawny.
Jazz legends Julian Joseph and Zoe Rahman headline an electrifying evening celebrating the future of jazz. This concert shines a spotlight on the next generation of rising stars, showcasing their creativity, energy, and passion.
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.
A powerful panel discussion exploring the lived experiences of Black and global majority women working within the classical music industry today. A part of Classically Black 2025.