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Experience Anup Jalota live at Beck Theatre, Hayes

An Evening of Soulful Bhajans and Ghazals with Anup Jalota

Anup Jalota

On Sunday, 25 May, music lovers in Middlesex and beyond will have the rare opportunity to experience an unforgettable evening with the legendary Anup Jalota at the Beck Theatre, Hayes. Known as the “Bhajan Samrat” (Emperor of Bhajans), Anup Jalota is a celebrated Indian singer and musician famed for his soul-stirring bhajans and ghazals that have touched millions worldwide. This culturally rich concert promises to bring the spiritual and poetic essence of Indian devotional music to life, right in the heart of Middlesex.

Whether you are deeply connected to Indian classical and devotional music or simply curious to explore a new musical tradition, this concert offers a perfect blend of spirituality, art, and heartfelt emotion. Held at the well-regarded Beck Theatre on Grange Road, this event is expected to draw a diverse audience eager to witness Anup Jalota’s mesmerizing performance.


Anup Jalota has been a towering figure in Indian music for over four decades. His unique ability to fuse the spiritual with the musical has earned him immense respect and a devoted fanbase not just in India, but internationally. Known for his deep, soothing voice and flawless diction, Jalota’s bhajans invoke a sense of peace and devotion, making them timeless classics.

In addition to bhajans, Anup Jalota is renowned for his ghazal renditions – poetic songs that express love, longing, and life's philosophical musings. His mastery in delivering both these forms of music with emotion and authenticity is unmatched. Audiences attending the Beck Theatre concert can expect to be transported through a variety of moods, from serene devotion to contemplative reflection.

The concert promises to be a carefully curated showcase of some of Anup Jalota’s most beloved bhajans and ghazals, as well as a few surprises for fans. The Beck Theatre, with its excellent acoustics and intimate setting, will provide the perfect atmosphere for a close connection between the artist and his audience.

Attendees can look forward to an evening filled with spiritual melodies and poetic beauty that celebrate Indian heritage and music traditions. It’s an ideal occasion for families, music enthusiasts, and anyone interested in experiencing a slice of India’s rich cultural tapestry.

The Beck Theatre is located at Grange Road, Hayes, Middlesex UB3 2UE. It is easily accessible by public transport and offers ample parking facilities nearby.

Tickets for this much-awaited concert are available on the Beck Theatre’s official website at www.becktheatre.org.uk. Given the popularity of Anup Jalota’s performances, early booking is strongly recommended to avoid disappointment.

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