Over the years, St Martins has been a place of courageous change, challenging the status quo with a radical approach to mission and social justice. Experience the power of music and activism with US a cappella group Windborne, who bring their signature harmonies to life in songs that resonate with courage, empathy, and hope.
Singing is where struggle, resistance, and utopian dreams meet in solidarity – whether it be the Diggers in the UK, civil rights movements in the USA, or the international struggle against apartheid in South Africa. Tonight, US a cappella folk group Windborne continue folk music’s longtime alliance with movements championing the oppressed, the poor, and the disenfranchised, bringing songs of hope to St Martins. The Boston-based group came to public prominence in 2017 when a spontaneous video of them singing the 1840s protest song ‘The Song of the Lower Classes’ outside Trump Tower struck a chord worldwide.
Join us for an unforgettable evening where every note fuels a movement, and where the courage to change the world begins in the heart of the audience.
This concert is part of our 300th anniversary celebrations.
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Running Time: 1 hour 50 minutes including interval
Tickets: £10, £16, £26, £32, £36
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Windborne
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St Martin-in-the-Fields
Courageous Change: Windborne in Concert
Experience the power of music and activism with US a cappella group Windborne, who bring their signature harmonies to life in songs that resonate with courage, empathy, and hope.