Streets of London has revealed the incredible line-up for its annual Starry Night charity fundraiser, returning this year with a special one-off concert at London’s Eventim Apollo on Wednesday, 9th December 2026. The prestigious evening brings together an exceptional roster of talent to raise vital funds for people experiencing homelessness across the capital.
Headlining the star-studded concert are Sigrid, Jack Savoretti, James Bay, and Bastille frontman Dan Smith. Joining them on the night will be acclaimed artists Bear’s Den and Gabrielle Aplin. Each act will deliver a series of unique, intimate acoustic performances, accompanied throughout the evening by a live string quartet. Broadcaster Shaun Keaveny will serve as the compere for the night, guiding audiences through an extraordinary showcase of music and philanthropy.
Since launching in 2015, Streets of London has delivered over £1.3 million in direct funding to frontline projects supporting individuals facing homelessness in the capital. The funds raised provide critical emergency aid for people sleeping rough, alongside long-term support services designed to help individuals secure permanent housing and rebuild their lives off the streets.
The Starry Night fundraiser continues a proud tradition of bringing world-class performers together for a powerful cause. Previous editions of the event have seen legendary musicians unite to raise awareness and vital financial support, with last year's event featuring memorable performances from Paul Weller, The National’s Matt Berninger, Glen Hansard, and Nectar Woode alongside Bastille.
Tickets for Streets of London’s Starry Night 2026 go on general sale at 10:00am on Friday, 16th October. Fans seeking early access can sign up to the official Streets of London mailing list to access a limited pre-sale starting at 10:00am on Wednesday, 14th October. With such a remarkable gather of talent coming together for a crucial cause, the evening promises to be one of London’s most memorable musical events of the winter season.
