What's on

Catch the UK debut of Irish comedian, musician, and TikTok star Garron Noone for a night of comedy, music and fun!

For the next of our concert session series, we look forward to welcoming back Tad Sargent who will be accompanying Loic Blejean on Uilleann Pipes and Will Allen on Accordion and Fiddle.

Join us for our regular monthly community dance.

Join us for a FREE traditional family-friendly Irish music session in our beautiful foyer lounge.

The Byrne Brothers bring their acclaimed live show to London for a night of electrifying Irish music and dance.

Join iconic Dexys Midnight Runners frontman Kevin Rowland on stage at the ICC for a rare and deeply personal evening discussing his searingly honest new memoir, Bless Me Father. In conversation with acclaimed music biographer Richard Balls, Rowland reflects on a life of music, reinvention, struggle, and creative defiance – from his troubled youth to global success with ‘Come On Eileen’. The event marks the paperback publication of the memoir, followed by a book signing.

Experience the spellbinding artistry of Luka Bloom, one of Ireland’s most revered singer-songwriters

Join the award-winning singer, along with a stellar line-up of Ireland’s finest musicians.

Celebrate Pride Month with an unforgettable evening of music, comedy, cabaret, and community at the ICC

Prepare to be swept away by the enchanting melodies, poignant poetry, and timeless humour of Percy French in “Sweep Down to the Sea”—a spectacular celebration of one of Ireland’s most beloved cultural icons.

NOTIFY are a 6 piece Irish based contemporary instrumental ensemble. The band consists of Pá draig Rynne (Concertina), Tara Breen (Fiddle), Davie Ryan (Drums), Rory McCarthy (Piano & Rhodes), Adam Taylor (Electric Bass) and Hugh Dillon (Acoustic & Electric Guitars).

Come and join us for “Afro-Gael Beats” a magnificent high energy fusion night of Afro Irish and Celtic Music. Curated by Gregg Kofi Brown, frontman for the internationally acclaimed band Osibisa.

Legendary Irish folk music band Dervish, are one of Ireland’s best known traditional bands and are described by the BBC as “an icon of Irish music”.

Join us to celebrate the newest album from Sinéad Willox, Seoda Uladh and a showcase of incredible music at the Irish Cultural Centre, featuring captivating arrangements of songs and instrumentals from Seamie O’Dowd (guitar, bouzouki, vocals), David Bell (guitars) and Matt Mancuso (fiddle, vocals).

The combination of these three powerhouses of Irish vocals is one of the most exciting things happening in Irish music in recent times.
Ger O Donnell, Trevor Sexton and Don Stiffe unite for a night of magical music.

Award-winning Irish singer Cara Dillon brings her critically acclaimed, sold-out show to the Irish Cultural Centre in September 2026.

Sharon Shannon is one of Ireland’s most beloved musical ambassadors, see her live at the Irish Cultural Centre Hammersmith!

Experience the legendary Andy Irvine with Sweden’s finest, Quilty, in a night of Irish and Swedish traditional music magic.

Featuring Cathal Hayden, Stephen Hayden, Kevin Doherty, Gino Lupari, and Dónal Murphy, we are excited to welcome back Four Men and a Dog to The ICC, this will be a special high-energy night that should not be missed!

Experience an unforgettable evening of music and storytelling with Derek Ryan as he reflects on the stories and moments that inspired some of his most popular songs.

Renowned Irish singer-songwriter Eleanor McEvoy — best known for her iconic hit “A Woman’s Heart”, the title track of the biggest-selling Irish album of all time — returns to the Irish Cultural Centre Hammersmith in November 2026 with ‘It’s Good to Be Here’, a warm, witty and uplifting concert celebrating the simple joy of being alive.

The Whileaway’s beautifully crafted original songs and harmonies are delivered beautifully from the stage. With a blend of storytelling and intimate conversation their live show is undeniably transporting and a testament of the dedicated fan base they now hold. 

The Sands Family are more than just a musical group; they are a living, breathing institution of Irish folk music, we are thrilled to welcome them to the Irish Cultural Centre this November