Candlelight tribute show in which a string quartet plays Adele's songs while the audience is surrounded by hundreds of candles.
Candlelight: Tribute to Adele comes to the Columbus Museum of Art on Sunday, December 13, 2027. It's a tribute to the British singer-songwriter, and the whole thing is built around a string quartet playing her music while you're surrounded by hundreds of candles. The organizers describe it as a multi-sensory experience, and the idea is that you'll leave with a new appreciation for her work.
Adele's music is known for its emotional weight, and that's exactly what the string quartet focuses on. Instead of a full band or a singer, it's just the strings taking those melodies and stripping them down to their core. The candlelight is a big part of the setup, too—it's not just a few scattered candles, but hundreds of them filling the space around you. Between the two, the night is more about the atmosphere than a traditional concert.
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The show is presented by Fever, which stages similar candlelight tribute concerts to other artists across the country. The performance runs about 60 minutes, and doors open 45 minutes before the start. One thing to keep in mind: late entry isn't permitted, so you'll want to be in your seat before the music begins. It's recommended for ages 8 and up, and anyone under 16 needs to be accompanied by an adult.
