SIMRIT SET TO BRING AN IMMERSIVE NIGHT OF SOUND, SOUL AND SPIRIT TO UNION CHAPEL
There are live shows—and then there are moments. On Tuesday, 9th September, genre-defying sonic mystic Simrit brings her mesmerising soundscape to Union Chapel, one of London’s most breathtaking venues, for what promises to be an unforgettable night of ritual and resonance.
For the uninitiated: Simrit is a vocalist, composer, and sound innovator whose music blends ancient mantra with rich, cinematic textures, deep grooves, and a voice that cuts straight to the soul. Drawing from traditions of Greek Orthodox chant, classical Indian ragas, and West African rhythm—then running all of it through her own uniquely modern, otherworldly filter—Simrit’s work has quietly built a global cult following. Her music doesn’t fit a genre; it creates its own gravitational field.
With only two European dates this year—London and Paris—this is a rare chance to experience the full force of her live show. No festivals, no tours, no distractions. Just one night, one stage, and an experience that will stay with you long after the last note fades.
Expect a full performance of Simrit’s acclaimed album Become, alongside fan favourites including Prithvi Hai, Clandestine, Sat Narayan, and Dhan Baba Naanak. This is nearly two hours of deeply immersive music, where meditative repetition meets bold sonic exploration.
Joining Simrit onstage is a masterful collective of musicians:
🎶 Ryan “Ishence” Willard
🎶 Scottie “Big Natty” Davis
🎶 Walker Pillow
🎶 Guno
🎶 Alex Antonio
Their live chemistry is undeniable—part ceremony, part deep sonic transmission. The stage will be set with live candlelight, adding warmth and intensity to what is already a spiritually charged performance.
And where better to host this than Union Chapel? A sacred space with Gothic beauty, legendary acoustics, and a long-standing history of unforgettable performances. It’s not just a venue—it’s a living, breathing part of London’s cultural soul. Simrit’s sound belongs here.
While DJ Javadi of Dedication Sound is set to open the Paris show, London’s performance stands on its own—no support, no filler, just pure connection.
For more info and tickets to the show click here.
