Fancy shaking a leg inside one of London’s most iconic landmarks? Well, a new collab between Fabric and St Paul’s is about to make that possible. Yep, the nightclub has just signed a four-year partnership to bring live music events to the domed cathedral, and they’re kicking things off with an event in October.
Sure, a partnership between one of the Big Smoke’s most respected nightlife venues and a 300-year-old Anglican church may sound like an unlikely pairing, but this isn’t the first time the two have come together. One-off events organised by Fabric in 2024 and 2025 saw Australian singer Ry X and icon Patti Smith perform in the candle-lit cathedral. But this is the first time the two will be collaborating on a multi-year programme.
Fabric has also staged music events at tourist attractions including the British Museum, the London Coliseum and The View From The Shard in the past.
Details of the events set to take over St Paul’s are still being kept on the down-low, but Fabric has hinted that a ‘broad range of artists’ will feature on the line up. ‘The programme will bring together artists from different musical backgrounds and disciplines, creating experiences that respond to the unique atmosphere, acoustics and architecture of the space,’ the nightclub said in a statement.
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