Candlelight: Tribute to Phoebe Bridgers

St Mary's Episcopal Cathedral hosts a candlelight tribute to Phoebe Bridgers on Saturday 21 November, with a string quartet taking on her songs in the West End church. It's a tribute, not a performance by Bridgers herself, and the room is lit by thousands of flameless LED candles. The cathedral is a Victorian Gothic building designed by Sir George Gilbert Scott, known for its three spires.

The setlist is a long one, pulling from across her work. You'll hear Kyoto, Scott Street, Georgia, Funeral, Waiting Room, Graceland Too, Moon Song, Cool About It, Me & My Dog, Not Strong Enough, ICU, Chinese Satellite, Punisher, I Know The End and Motion Sickness. That's fifteen songs in one sitting, so it covers a good deal of ground.

The performance runs for about an hour. Doors open 45 minutes before the start, and seats are assigned on arrival on a first-come basis within the zone you've booked. It's recommended for ages 8 and up, and children under 16 need to be accompanied by an adult. Tickets start from £15, and the concert begins at 6:30pm.