Clark might once again bite off more than the average listener can chew, but bear with it.

We’ve heard of Joseph, his coat of many colours and numerous brothers, but what of Dina his sister whose troubling story has been turned into an opera?

A 100 invited guests were treated to a musical recital as details of the Hampstead Garden Suburb summer music and literary festival were announced

Islington music producer and therapist Jon Hall has been working with patients with acute mental ill health to make confidence boosting songs, raps and videos

Will third time mean the big time for the worrying pop-poet?

Four ‘dorky’ Mormon dads who became a YouTube sensation prepare to play the open air concerts on Hampstead Heath

A contradictory concoction of electronica, club-lounge, disco-funk, lullaby-gospel and languid cool that works incredibly well.

North London songsmith heads for new ground on his eleventh studio album

Belsize Park raised singing star draws on her background in opera and cabaret background to deliver a tour de force performance celebrating the legacy of history’s top selling female artist

A slinky, slick and lascivious set from Oklahoma’s Broncho that’s part art-rock, part psych-pop.

“Going out with an orchestra would have bankrupted us,” Bob Stanley says of Saint Etienne’s 1994 heyday.

Dramatised concert about the life and music of a Medieval Abbess who defied the strictures of her time, kicks off its tour in Hampstead on Wednesday.

As his Radio 3 concerts are broadcast, Austrian composer Thomas Larcher about the similarities between rock climbing and playing the piano​