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David Ford
Date & Time
Friday, February 19, 2027
19:30 (7:30 PM)
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London, get ready for an unforgettable evening of alternative music at St. Pancras Old Church. David Ford is set to perform live on Friday, February 19, 2027 at 7:30 PM, bringing his distinct blend of songwriting, folk-leaning arrangements, and intimate, emotionally charged delivery to the heart of the city. If you’ve been following his work, this is the kind of concert where every lyric feels personal—and when the room goes quiet, you’ll feel it.
David Ford: alternative music, up close
David Ford is widely known as a boundary-pushing singer-songwriter with a devoted audience drawn to his melodic writing and expressive performances. Over the years, he’s earned recognition for records that showcase both tenderness and grit, and his stage presence has become a major part of his reputation. Expect a tour-style set built for listening: songs that move smoothly from reflective to uplifting, delivered with the warmth and focus that only a live show can provide. For fans of alternative music in London, this concert at St. Pancras Old Church is a perfect match.
Tickets and seating in St. Pancras Old Church
To experience the show in comfort, secure your tickets early. This event is scheduled for 7:30 PM on Friday, February 19, 2027, and availability can change quickly as the date approaches. You can buy tickets online and review the seating chart for St. Pancras Old Church before you decide. Checking the seating chart helps you choose the best view and ensures you’re ready for the atmosphere you want—whether you prefer to be closer to the stage or to settle into a more relaxed perspective.
Event details for London audiences
Venue: St. Pancras Old Church, Pancras Road, London NW1 1UL, England. Doors and arrival times can vary, so it’s smart to plan ahead and aim to get settled before the first notes. Don’t miss the David Ford tour stop in London—this live concert is one of those rare nights where the music, the venue, and the crowd connect in a way that stays with you long after the final song.