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Osman Mir & Third Culture Collective: A Musical Journey

A Musical Fusion of East and West: Osman Mir and Third Culture Collective Bring Gujarati Folk Traditions to London’s Southbank Centre

Osman Mir

Osman Mir A Musical Fusion of East and West

London’s iconic Royal Festival Hall is set to come alive with the sounds of Gujarat on Saturday, 17 May, as celebrated folk singer Osman Mir joins forces with the Third Culture Collective in a unique musical experience. This unmissable performance, held at the Southbank Centre, will celebrate the rich tapestry of Gujarati folk traditions reimagined through the lens of a western classical orchestra.

Known for his powerful voice and deep-rooted connection to traditional Indian music, Osman Mir brings the soul of Gujarat to the global stage. From bhajans and garbas to poetic folk melodies, his artistry has won the hearts of audiences across the world. In this one-of-a-kind collaboration, he will perform with the Third Culture Collective – a group of boundary-pushing musicians who blend eastern and western musical influences to create something truly original.


Together, they will take audiences on a journey that bridges continents and generations, blending the rhythmic and melodic intricacies of Gujarati music with the grandeur and elegance of orchestral arrangements. This fusion performance promises not only to preserve cultural heritage but to reinvent it in a way that resonates with today’s diverse audiences.

Whether you're a fan of folk music, orchestral innovation, or cross-cultural collaborations, this event is sure to leave you inspired. Join in to witness tradition and modernity in perfect harmony.

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