Tuned In London

Brooke Sharkey's most recent album found her listed by The Guardian as one of the top 50 independent artists in the world doing it their own way: a much-deserved accolade for a singer songwriter whose music has since been compared to the likes of Kate Bush, Ane Brun and Lhasa de Sela. Ethereal and distinctive vocals and lyrics in both English and French explore the vast, yet intricate topics of love, loss and beauty. Themes of hope and wonder weave seductively through nature-inspired melodies. Expect a special preview of some of the songs that she's been recording in Oslo, Norway, the country in which she's most recently been drawing inspiration for her next album due for release next year. _' ..one of the most amazing voices I've ever heard..' -BBC Radio 6 Music. Joining her will be talented Norwegian singer songwriter Aksel Undset.

Brooke Sharkey's website

Palestinian percussionist, Nay-player and composer, Faris Ishaq charts unexplored territories with the Nay, an ancient Middle Eastern flute dating back to 5000 B.C. Rooted in his Bethlehem-based heritage and his passion for this ancient instrument, Faris celebrates its cultural legacy in today's modern musical landscape. Renowned for revitalizing traditional Palestinian shepherd playing, known as 'Tashbib,' Faris also explores subtly rich pathways into contemporary jazz and modern folk, thus highlighting the Nay's incredible versatility. With an evocative and improvisational approach, Faris plays the Nay while simultaneously accompanying himself on leg-percussion, blending lyrical melodies, rhythmic beats, and captivating sound effects. This will be the final gig in his UK Autumn tour before he returns to the West Bank.

We will be raising money to donate to the group of Gazan paracyclists known as Gaza Sunbirds, who have turned their sporting prowess to more practical emergency activities reaching people and places that other vehicles can't reach. Co-founder Karim Ali has lived in Bermondsey for several years. You can donate on the night or when you purchase tickets online.

Faris Ishaq's website

World class violinist Harriet Mackenzie returns to the programme for a special Christmas concert: come and be swept away by a breathtaking candlelit performance of Vivaldi's legendary Four Seasons performed by Harriet in a new collaboration with her stellar cellist sister Alexandra Mackenzie and her recently-formed collective, Surround Sound. This hour long programme will open with Corelli's sumptuously magical 'Christmas Concerto'. Acclaimed maestro David Wright will be joining them on harpsichord.

Pre-concert prosecco, mulled wine and juice, along with mince pies, will be available to pre-order when you purchase your tickets online. Come in good time: the concert itself will start at 7.30pm and run for an hour without interval.

Harriet Mackenzie's website

Alexandra Mackenzie's website