Thursday, September 18, 2025
Ustad Noor Bakhsh at The Rose Hill, Brighton, (August 26)
The benju virtuoso makes Daniel Spicer feel particularly superlative
The benju virtuoso makes Daniel Spicer feel particularly superlative
Ganavya’s headline Barbican show blended spiritual depth, surprising textures and personal tributes, though its rotating cast of guests sometimes disrupted the flow
Julian May heads to a pop-up village of midsummer rituals, famous guitars and sighing oaks
Simon Broughton selects highlights from Austria’s most vital world music festival
Jane Cornwell picks out six sweet sets from WOMADelaide in Australia, featuring Trio da Kali, Duo Ruut, Yemi Alade and more
Simon Broughton attends a special event at London's Barbican Centre celebrating Guru Nanak
The many journeys of Maghrebi explorer Ibn Battuta are the focus of a new ensemble performance from Jordi Savall
After blowing away audiences in 2018, Heemoon Lee returned to London with a new group, OBANGSINGWA, to perform a stunning end to this year's K-Music Festival.
Voices from Bulgaria, India and Ireland light up the latest edition of one of Wales’ most vocal festivals.
Franco-Swiss drone collective La Tène offer up a simultaneous study of constancy and change.
Korean experimental folk outfit Black String offered a rare opportunity to hear the chime of ancient instruments gracefully collide with modern sonic tools.
The 20th-anniversary edition of Lake of Stars shows how much Malawi's music scene has grown
Justin Turford explores one of Europe's newest showcases of world music
The Breath’s Ríoghnach Connolly and Stuart McCallum tell Dave McNally about the love and suffering that informed their new album and how they unexpectedly evolved into an acoustic folk duo
Singer and conservationist Sam Lee blends environmental activism with enchanting folk music in live show for 'songdreaming' tour
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