
A cappella group On That Note make their Abbey Theatre debut with their energetic, conductor-less close-harmony show.
On That Note make their Abbey Theatre debut on Saturday 28 November, their first St Albans date since they formed. They're a North London a cappella group, which means the whole show is sung without any instruments — just voices. They've been around since 2015, and this is their first time playing the Abbey.
Their set is built on close-harmony arrangements that pull from a few different places: jazz, pop, folk and gospel. Because they cover so much ground, you'll hear a fair bit of variety in one night rather than one single style. They perform without a conductor, so the whole thing is an ensemble effort with the singers leading themselves on stage.
The group is led by musical director Jacob Ewens and has picked up a few awards along the way. They're coming to the Abbey after a sold-out tenth-anniversary concert in 2025, and this St Albans date is billed as their debut at the venue, so it's a first for them here.
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It starts at 20:00 at the Abbey Theatre, the community theatre at Westminster Lodge on Holywell Hill, AL1 2DL. Tickets are £15 standard and £13 for concessions.
Date
Saturday, 28 November 2026
20:00
Location
Abbey Theatre, Westminster LodgePrice
Paid
Recommended Age
+14 years