A full live band fronted by Christopher Buckle, with vocalists and the Mike Nowland String Quartet, plays OK Computer and In Rainbows cover-to-cover.
An Evening of Radiohead comes to St Mary's Episcopal Cathedral on Friday 2 April 2027, as part of Let Me In Presents' anniversary tour. It's a tribute to two of the band's biggest records: OK Computer and In Rainbows. The concert marks the 30th anniversary of the former and the 20th of the latter, and both are performed in full, cover-to-cover and back-to-back, with other classics and hidden gems from across Radiohead's discography tucked in around them.
On stage is a full live band fronted by Christopher Buckle, with vocalists and the Mike Nowland String Quartet. The musicians listed are Alfie Woods, Bruce Higgs, Daniel Anketell, Josh Semans and Lydia Karaviotis, with Ewan Steady as musical director. The tour stages these albums in some of the UK's most ethereal spaces, and the cathedral fits that description well enough.
Let Me In Presents also says it doesn't want financial barriers between its work and audiences, and offers alternative ticketing for those who need it. Under-16s are allowed in as long as they're with a parent or legal guardian.
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The night runs from 7:30 PM to 10:30 PM, with doors opening at 6:45 PM. St Mary's is on Palmerston Place, Edinburgh EH12 5AW.
