The Wilderness Yet combine the acclaimed talents of folksinger Rosie Hodgson, traditional fiddler Rowan Piggott, and guitarist-flautist Philippe Barnes. Independently, they have earned audience acclaim; together, they weave an eclectic tapestry of traditional and original songs and tunes from a cappella three-part harmonies to luscious instrumental arrangements. Tickets £18.00 online from https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/FolkthecornerHOUSE Folk@thecornerHOUSE is a

Be a fly on the wall when political ambition and family loyalty collide. Watch how power plays out in the dressing room of a struggling circus. And discover how it’s

Elsie Franklin brings her blend of acoustic country-blues, ragtime and jazz to The Lamb pub. A veteran busker who learnt her trade from blues guitarists including her father, Adam Franklin, and friends Steve James and Del Rey, she is a rising talent on the UK blues scene.

Whether you write poetry, or enjoy listening to it, you’ll be welcomed to another Poetry Cheese night at the cornerHOUSE arts centre. Now in its 10th year, the evening features a cheese and nibbles buffet as well as poetry on three broad topics, plus a miscellaneous category. Tonight’s suggested subjects are: Temptation, Tea & Cake,

In 2015, Thames Concerts Artistic Director Ben Costello introduced admission-free Surbiton Farmers’ Market day morning concerts, running parallel to the main evening series of professional musician’s concerts. The idea is to showcase the work of young local performers as well as allowing audiences to experience chamber music on a smaller scale. Those involved are free

The Thames Concerts season continues at St Andrew’s Church, Maple Road, with Kryštof Kohout (violin) and Edward Leung (piano) playing Prokofiev’s 5 Mélodies, for violin and piano Op 35bis, Vítezslav Novák’s Violin Sonata in D minor, Josef Suk’s Love Song Op 7 No 1, arranged for violin and piano by Jaroslav Kocian, and César Franck’s Sonata for

Kirris Riviere and the Delta du Bruit bring their R&B sound to The Lamb pub ahead of an album release. Riviere’s vocals are matched by keyboardist Evan Newman, Bryan Jones on bass, Pete Warner on drums and Alastair Toms on guitar for this energetic show.

Tonight, Fossey Tango – a funk, soul, reggae and Latin duo – play the Surbiton Flyer, alongside Surbiton station. John Fossey is pictured. The Flyer has live music every Saturday from 9pm. You can book a table by ringing 020 8399 8119.

Be entertained by Max From Greece, with The Flavonoids, as they return to the stage at The Lamb for a full-length show featuring half-remembered songs, blues, soul, country, funk and

Singer-songwriter William Poyer takes to the stage at The Lamb pub with songs which blend real-life storytelling and folk sensibility, described as ‘the sound of Americana from a boy from

Celebrate Oktoberfest at the Surbiton Royal British Legion in Hollyfield Road, with The Bierkeller Boys providing the music. Legion membership details at: www.surbitonrbl.club

Whole Lotta Comedy presents a night of laughs at the cornerHOUSE arts centre. Bill includes Jimmy McGhie and Ada Campe, with Elaine Blackmore as MC.  

The Fabulous Red Diesel play The Lamb; an original four-piece band with top-notch musicianship and arrangements. Kat and the band play jazz, rhythm and blues, and rock, with the odd

Funky Nature play upbeat sets with music ranging from rap anthems like House of Pain’s Jump Around and I Got A Feeling by the Black Eyed Peas to rock classics

Epsom-based folk band Back of a Length are Mark Worledge (vocals, acoustic guitar) and John Mannel (vocals, acoustic guitar, flute and harmonica). They play traditional, contemporary and original songs and

Enjoy the magic of live music with Bach to Baby, a concert for the whole family, at St Mark’s church, St Mark’s Hill. Musicians perform a variety of genres, instruments

One of the UK’s most feted Hammond organists, Stevie Watts, brings his band, The Whirlybirds, to ExCellar in Surbiton. In the past he’s worked with the likes of Secret Affair,

Les Boum! have been charming audiences for a quarter of a century, with Giles Mordant, David Fitzgerald and Dan Teper bringing their eclectic mix of French music, storytelling, and humour

The tribute band Mad For Oasis plays the Surbiton Royal British Legion in Hollyfield Road. Legion membership details at: www.surbitonrbl.club

It’s the Grove pub’s Halloween party, from 7.30pm until late. The fancy dress event has a £50 bar tab for the guest in the best ghoul outfit. There’s a DJ,

Damo & The Dynamites play a Halloween night of rock and rockabilly at the Surbiton Flyer. They play classic dance music from the 1950s onwards, and a sprinkling of their

Michael Richardson and Alex Hall, a pair of top-notch musicians and jazz lovers, will be sharing the stage with all-comers for a jazz jam at The Elm Tree pub in

Following the sombre mood at Surbiton’s war memorial in the morning at Remembrance Sunday, relax and catch young crooner and Hollyfield sixth-former Oliver Eley on the stage at the Royal

Award-winning Americana superstar Hannah White brings her expressive voice and songcraft to the cornerHOUSE. Her typically British, self-deprecating humour does nothing to diminish the emotion which Acoustic Magazine described as