Raghu Dixit
Big melodies, infectious rhythms and genre-crossing sounds – Raghu Dixit’s joyous music is made to be felt.
Blending Indian folk roots with modern, genre-crossing sounds, Dixit’s music transcends age, genre and language.
The singer, composer, producer and globally loved performer brings ‘energy, emotion, and pure feel-good vibes’ (Songlines) to the stage.
Dixit has performed at Glastonbury, on Later… with Jools Holland and draws huge crowds to his live shows in India and around the world. His album The Raghu Dixit Project was named one of Songlines’ ‘best new albums from around the world (october 2024)’.
Whether you know every lyric or you’re hearing Dixit’s music for the first time, get ready for an uplifting, resonant performance sure to light up not only your ears but your whole body.
Presented by Asian Arts Agency.
Need to know
Reviews
‘one of India’s most inventive and charismatic artists’The Guardian
‘This is the great strength of Dixit – to meld two worlds of sound so effortlessly and with such joy.’Songlines
‘Raucous, full-bodied India-meets rock delight’Songlines (on The Raghu Dixit Project)
Times & tickets
Dates, times and prices
Dates & times
03 Jul 2026, 7.30pm
Run time
2 hours and 30 minutes (approx)
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from £26 + £4 booking fee
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