An Evening of Kate Bush

Let Me In are bringing a tribute to Kate Bush to Leeds Minster on Saturday 28 November, part of a tour of UK cathedrals in late 2026. They're a ten-piece band fronted by Lydia Gardiner, with the Mike Nowland String Quartet on strings. It's a new show for them, following three years of sell-out productions including An Evening of Radiohead and An Evening of Pink Floyd, and it's curated by avid fans of her music.

The set works through her discography chronologically, starting with the debut The Kick Inside and moving through Hounds of Love to the 2005 comeback record Aerial. They'll play the classics most people know — Running Up That Hill, which found a new audience in Stranger Things, Cloudbusting and Wuthering Heights — alongside rarer material, including the full The Ninth Wave suite from Hounds of Love, played in its entirety.

Behind the front, the full band is rounded out by Eleanor Kinsey, Amelia Harrison, Lucia Carmignani, Colleen Curran, Alfie Woods, Bruce Higgs, Daniel Anketell and Josh Semans, with Ewan Steady as musical director. The string quartet adds another layer on top of that.

It runs from 7.30pm to 10.30pm, with doors opening at 6.45pm. Tickets range from £0 to £57.20.