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    OUR NEW SESSION WITH KEN DOMASH IS NOW LIVE! HEAD TO THE SHOW PAGE!

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WE BRING THE SOUL OF COUNTRY TO YOUR LIVING ROOM.

For over a decade, Live in the Living Room has been more than just a YouTube show and now country music platform. We're a passionate collective dedicated to showcasing the best independent country and americana artists while supporting meaningful causes. Since 2011, we've been organizing events across the UK and USA, all while raising funds for charities like Meningitis Now and Dementia UK through our charitable arm, 'Live in the Living Room Gives Back'. From the stages of the UK to the heartlands of Texas and Nashville, our mission remains the same: to uplift artists and give back to our communities.

Our YouTube show, has been a platform for over a thousand independent artists across the UK, US, and Canada. With 46 seasons of the first version of the show under our belt, we've reached audiences far and wide, spreading the joy of music and discovery.

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WELCOME TO THE SHOW

Experience intimate performances and honest conversations with today's best country artists. Click on the photos to see the sessions.

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OFF THE RECORD: ARTIST INTERVIEWS

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We caught up with the incredible Ollie Hawkins backstage at C2C: Country to Country Festival London 2026 for an exclusive interview you don’t want to miss!

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Mr Paul Adams sits down with Meghan Patrick at C2C: Country to Country 2025, recorded at The O2 in London. 

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Mr Paul Adams chats with Cory Marks at C2C: Country to Country 2025, filmed at The O2 in London. 

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Mr Paul Adams chats with rising US country artist Zach Meadows at C2C: Country to Country 2025, recorded at The O2 in London.

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✔️ Original Music
Country and Americana artists with original songs and authentic stories to share

✔️ Great Storyteller
Able to share the stories and inspiration behind your songs

✔️ Performance Ready
Comfortable performing acoustically in an intimate setting

✔️ Community Spirit
Passionate about connecting with and supporting the country music community

Send us an email anytime if you would like to apply to feature on the show. Make sure you attach any EPK's/info about yourself/your band and any links to your music and website. Head to the Contact page to get in touch. We look forward to hearing from you.

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Giving Back

We believe in the power of music to reach beyond the stage. Supporting local communities and vital causes through the heart of country music is the core of our mission.

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Local Aid is a charity initiative where unsigned acts perform covers of well known tracks for charity. The project was set up in 2012 and so far 13 covers have been recorded for the 13 different charities.

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Live In The Living Room Gives Back is the charity arm of Live In The Living Room. Events take place at The Bedford, in London and have taken place in Texas and Nashville. 

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OUR NEW SESSION WITH KEN DOMASH IS NOW LIVE!

Get ready for a raw, stripped-back performance that hits you right in the feels. 🎸 Ken Domash delivers an unforgettable acoustic rendition of his brand new track “This Beer’s Broken” — a song packed with heart, grit, and honest storytelling.

 

Head to the Show page or head to https://youtu.be/PGrhtYm5JCA to check it out!

News & Updates

Stay updated with the latest happenings, announcements, and stories from Live In The Living Room

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OUR REVIEW OF C2C 2026 DAY 3 IS NOW LIVE!

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Review by Wannabe Cowb0y

Head on down to the Reviews section to read the full review.

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OUR REVIEW OF C2C 2026 DAY 2 IS NOW LIVE!

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Review by Wannabe Cowb0y

Head on down to the Reviews section to read the full review.

Live In The Living Room Reviews

The honest takes. From the biggest stadium anthems to the most intimate club sets, we deliver our team’s critical insight into the heart of country music tours and festivals.

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Festival

C2C: Country TO Country LONDON 2026 DAY 3

London, UK • March 15 2026

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Review by Wannabe Cowb0y

Day three of C2C: Country to Country at London’s The O2 Arena felt like a true celebration of country music — a night where rising stars, fan favourites, and legendary icons combined for an unforgettable finale.

 

Kicking things off in style was Mackenzie Carpenter, making a triumphant return to the festival as Return of the Mack blasted through the arena as her walk-on track. Opening with the witty Dozen Red Flags — the same track that launches her HEY COUNTRY QUEEN album — she immediately had the crowd on side. Her short but impactful set wrapped up with I Wish You Would, delivered solo without Midland, a confident and stylish way to set the tone for the evening.

 

Next up, Ashley Cooke brought personality and power in equal measure. Her voicemail-style intro quickly grabbed attention before she burst onto the stage with an excited “I’m in Londonnnn!”, a moment that instantly connected her with the crowd. As her set unfolded, her strong vocals and layered harmonies shone throughout, but it was her personality that truly elevated the performance. A standout moment came during her London twist on Baby Blues, featuring Katie from Girls In Low Places, adding humour and charm that had the arena laughing along. By the end, Cooke had firmly stamped her place on the main stage.

 

Kameron Marlowe followed with a powerful and engaging performance, blending commanding vocals with heartfelt songwriting. The O2 crowd responded in full voice, singing back every word and creating a goosebump-worthy atmosphere. His performance of Strangers stood out, and while Ella Langley wasn’t present, Ashley Cooke stepped in to deliver a stunning duet moment that more than did the song justice.

 

Then came a standout set from Drake Milligan, who delivered one of the performances of the weekend. A full-circle moment after playing the Spotlight Stage just three years earlier, Milligan returned to the main stage with confidence and flair. Armed with impressive guitar skills and charismatic stage presence, he had the O2 rocking from start to finish. Tracks like Sounds Like Something I’d Do, Hating Everything She Tries On, and Over Drinkin’, Under Thinkin’ kept the energy sky-high, with the crowd dancing throughout. A well-earned standing ovation capped off a set that showed just how far he’s come.

 

And then, the moment everyone had been waiting for — country royalty Brooks & Dunn. Before they even stepped on stage, the arena was electric, with their introduction lighting up the screens and sending anticipation through the roof. As they finally appeared, greeted by a packed and roaring O2, it was clear this would be something special.

 

From the very first note, their commanding stage presence took over. The duo shared stories and jokes, reflecting on their early days and poking fun at their journey together, adding a personal touch to an already huge performance. Hit after hit followed — My Maria, Red Dirt Road, Brand New Man, and Boot Scootin’ Boogie — each one met with deafening singalongs.

 

A truly magical moment came when Darius Rucker joined them on stage for Neon Moon, as thousands of phone lights lit up the arena, turning the O2 into a sea of stars. It was one of those spine-tingling moments that define a festival.

 

Throughout the set, Brooks & Dunn seemed genuinely taken aback by the crowd, with the London audience singing every word right back at them. It was a powerful reminder of their legacy and influence, proving exactly why they remain one of the greatest duos in country music history.

 

As the final notes rang out, day three — and C2C London as a whole — closed on an incredible high. A night filled with energy, emotion, and unforgettable performances, and one that no country music fan in attendance will forget anytime soon. Hats off to Brooks & Dunn and everyone involved — this was truly one for the ages.

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FESTIVAL

C2C: COUNTRY TO COUNTRY DAY LONDON 2026 DAY 2

London, UK • March 14 2026

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Review by Wannabe Cowb0y

Day two of C2C: Country to Country at London’s The O2 Arena raised the bar yet again, delivering a night packed with standout performances, rising stars, and a true country legend to close.

Opening the arena on Saturday night was Bayker Blankenship, marking a huge milestone in his career. After appearing on the Radio 2 stage at C2C 2025, this first UK main stage performance felt like a full-circle moment. Backed by a full band, Blankenship brought infectious energy and strong storytelling to the O2, setting the tone perfectly for the night ahead.

Next up, Alana Springsteen showcased exactly why she belongs on the big stage. With powerful vocals and undeniable stage presence, she captivated the crowd from the outset, delivering a set full of upbeat, crowd-ready songs that had the arena fully engaged.

Tyler Braden followed with what was arguably one of the performances of the weekend. His raw, powerful vocals combined with sharp songwriting created an electric atmosphere, with the O2 crowd singing every word straight back at him. His performance of God & Guns N’ Roses stood out as a defining moment, stamping his authority on the night.

For many, the energy peaked with Russell Dickerson, who brought his “Russellmania” tour spirit across the Atlantic in style. Delivering hit after hit, including Blue Tacoma and Happen To Me, he had the O2 on its feet for the majority of his set. His surprise spin on I Gotta Feeling added a fun, unexpected twist, further lifting the atmosphere and cementing his set as one of the most entertaining of the weekend.

Closing out the night was country superstar Keith Urban, and he delivered a masterclass. With a stellar setlist packed full of his biggest hits, Urban commanded the arena with ease, blending flawless musicianship with genuine crowd connection. His stage presence was magnetic, keeping the audience completely engaged throughout.

In true showman fashion, Urban ventured into the crowd not once, but twice — the second time performing on a smaller, intimate stage surrounded by fans. In a moment that won’t soon be forgotten, he even gave away his guitar while still performing, creating a truly special connection with the audience.

By the end of the night, it was clear that day two of C2C London had delivered something special — a perfect blend of rising talent, high-energy performances, and a legendary headliner. Keith Urban didn’t just close the show; he left the entire O2 under his spell, bringing an unforgettable night to a spectacular finish.

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FESTIVAL

C2C: COUNTRY TO COUNTRY LONDON 2026 DAY 1

London, UK • March 13

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Review by Wannabe Cowb0y

Day one of C2C: Country to Country at London’s The O2 Arena delivered exactly what country fans had been waiting for — a night packed with energy, nostalgia, and standout performances.

Early sets from rising names like Waylon Wyatt helped set the tone for the evening, but it was Scottie McCreery who truly ignited the arena. McCreery warmed up the packed crowd with hit after hit, effortlessly getting thousands of fans singing along. A highlight of his set came in the form of a brilliant old-school country mash-up, paying tribute to legends like George Strait and Alan Jackson. The arena erupted when Darius Rucker made a surprise appearance, creating a special moment that perfectly primed the crowd for the night’s headliner.

When Zach Top finally took the stage, the anticipation paid off. Delivering hit after hit, Top showcased not only his songwriting strength but a commanding stage presence that held the arena in the palm of his hand. His vocal range moved effortlessly between smooth classic country tones and soaring moments that filled every corner of the venue.

 

One of the most special parts of the set came when Top returned to his roots, leaning into the bluegrass sounds that shaped him as an artist. It added an authenticity to the performance that resonated deeply with the crowd. Fans danced and sang along to favourites like Good Times and Tan Lines, I Never Lie, Use Me and many more Tonight, turning the arena floor into a sea of movement.

Musically, Top and his band were equally impressive. Stunning guitar solos and crisp riffs showcased the musicianship on display, each moment building the energy further. By the time the set reached its peak, it was clear that the resurgence of 90s-influenced country is alive and well — and few artists are carrying that torch better than Zach Top.

On the first night of C2C London, inside a packed O2 Arena, one thing was certain: country music’s past and future collided in spectacular fashion. 

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