Folk America at the Barbican

Seasick Steve, The Wiyos, Cedric Watson and Bijoux Creole, CW Stoneking, Diana Jones and Allison Williams And Chance McCoy perform a concert at London's Barbican Centre.

Concert centring upon the singer-songwriter talents to emerge from the clubs of New York's Greenwich Village in the 1960s, including Judy Collins, Roger McGuinn and Eric Andersen.

Folk hero and ex-Byrds frontman Roger McGuinn performs Eight Miles High, Turn! Turn! Turn!, My Back Pages and more at a special Greenwich Village Revisited concert.

'Texas Songbird' Carolyn Hester performs at a special Greenwich Village Revisited concert with songs penned by Bob Dylan, Tom Paxton and Ed McCurdy and her take on the classic House of the Rising Sun.

Appalachian folk singer-songwriter Diana Jones weaves heartfelt lyrics and stirring melodies in an intense performance from the Barbican.

Maverick veteran blues man Seasick Steve performs at the Barbican mixing old numbers from the likes of Furry Lewis with self-penned songs, including live favourite Chiggers.

Billy Bragg performs versions of classics by Buffy Sainte Marie, Woody Guthrie and his own adaptation, Last Night I Dreamed I Saw Phil Ochs, at a special Greenwich Village Revisited concert.

Young Creole fiddler and accordion player Cedric Watson and his band Bijoux Creole get toes tapping at the Barbican, with their infectious and energetic zydeco tunes.

Greenwich Village singer-songwriter Eric Anderson brings his wistful melodies and brooding voice to the Barbican, as he revisits some of his songs from the 1960s folk revival.

Two stomping old-timey ensemble numbers featuring the combined talents of Seasick Steve, The Wiyos, Allison Williams and Chance McCoy, Diana Jones, CW Stoneking and Cedric Watson and Bijoux Creole, playing everything from fiddles, banjos and horns to washboards and a water cooler.

Legendary singer-songwriter Judy Collins performs songs from throughout her career, delving back into the early days in Greenwich Village and beyond. She is on radiant form and the Barbican set includes some of her best-loved songs like Both Sides Now and Someday Soon.

Brooklyn's The Wiyos entertain the Barbican audience with their quirky mix of vaudevillian ragtime and finely crafted 1920s style tunes.

Ex-punk musician turned clawhammer banjo player Allison Williams joins forces with West Virginia champion fiddler Chance McCoy for foot-stomping old-timey string band tunes.

Australian blues singer, songwriter and guitarist CW Stoneking performs at the Barbican.