Name: An Evening of Kate Bush at St Mary's Cathedral, Edinburgh
Start: 2026-10-31T19:30:00+00:00
End: 2026-10-31T22:30:00+00:00
Location: St Mary's Episcopal Cathedral

An Evening of Kate Bush at St Mary's Cathedral, Edinburgh

An Evening of Kate Bush - performed live by a full band and string quartet in the ethereal surroundings of St Mary's Cathedral, Edinburgh.
About this Event

Let Me In are back with a brand new show, exploring the evocative music of Kate Bush, on a UK Cathedral tour in late 2026.

After three years of sell out productions, including An Evening of Radiohead and An Evening of Pink Floyd, Let Me In Presents are proud to announce a brand new show, featuring a 10 piece band, accompanied by the ever-present Mike Nowland String Quartet.

The show will move through Kate Bush's music chronologically, starting with the groundbreaking debut album - The Kick Inside - and delving deep into classics such as Hounds of Love and Never For Ever, until we reach the maternal warmth of 2005's multi-award winning comeback record - Aerial, touching on everything in between.

Expect the classics - Running Up That Hill (recently featured in Netflix's Stranger Things), Cloudbusting, Wuthering Heights, but also some rarities and hidden gems, including The Ninth Wive suite, from Hounds of Love,in it's entirety.
This is a deep exploration of Kate's music, curated by avid fans of her music for avid fans of her music.

Your band for the evening will be fronted by the sensational Lydia Gardiner (An Evening of Radiohead & Pink Floyd), alongside Eleanor Kinsey, Amelia Harrison, Lucia Carmignani, Colleen Curran, Alfie Woods, Bruce Higgs, Daniel Anketell, Josh Semans & Musical Director - Ewan Steady.

The band will be accompanied by very special guests and nationally renowned string players - the Mike Nowland String Quartet.

NOTE - We believe that the arts have both the potential and responsibility to support the strengthening of communities and in actively fighting against injustices that provide a select few in society opportunities that should be accessible to everyone. We are constantly pushing ourselves to find new ways to collaborate with individuals and communities across the UK in seeing how we can develop projects that aren’t just artistically enjoyable but that enable space for reflection on how to make our communities more open, safe and without prejudice. Because of this, we do not want to put any financial barriers between our work and our audiences - if you find this is the case, please email us on [email protected] and we can discuss alternative ticketing arrangements to enable you to come to the event if you wish to.