
Ruthie Foster Live in London
The Lexington in Londonmer. 23 sept. 2026 · 19:00
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Ruthie Foster is a Music / Blues / Blues event at The Lexington in London.
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Ruthie Foster brings her powerful blend of blues, folk, gospel, and soul to London for an intimate evening of American roots music. Known for her commanding stage presence and rich, emotive voice, Foster draws from a deep well of musical traditions, weaving together gospel-tinged ballads, soulful blues, and folk storytelling.
Attendees can expect a performance that spans her acclaimed career, from early albums like *Full Circle* and *Crossover* to Grammy-nominated works such as *Let It Burn* and *The Truth According to Ruthie Foster*. Her live shows are celebrated for their warmth and authenticity, often featuring reimagined classics and original songs that showcase her versatility as a singer-songwriter.
This concert offers a rare chance to experience a Grammy-winning artist whose music has drawn comparisons to Bonnie Raitt and Aretha Franklin. Foster's journey from Texas gospel choirs to international stages infuses every performance with heartfelt sincerity and masterful musicianship.
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- The event takes place in London; check venue location and transport options in advance.
- Ruthie Foster's performances often feature a mix of original songs and covers; expect a dynamic setlist.
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What type of music does Ruthie Foster perform?
Ruthie Foster performs a blend of blues, folk, gospel, jazz, and soul.
Has Ruthie Foster won any awards?
Yes, she has won multiple Grammy Awards and Blues Music Awards, including Best Female Vocalist.
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Ruthie Foster
Ruthie Cecelia Foster is an American singer-songwriter of blues and folk music.Plus
She mixes a wide palette of American song forms, from gospel and blues to jazz, folk and soul. She has often been compared to Bonnie Raitt and Aretha Franklin.
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