Rufus And Martha Wainwright Announce Christmas Shows ‘A Not So Silent Night’ Featuring Very Special Guests
Dublin and London December Shows
To Benefit The Kate McGarrigle Fund
Rufus and Martha Wainwright bring their acclaimed Christmas show
‘A Not So Silent Night’ back to London for the first time in ten years for what promises to be one of the concert highlights of the year. These special shows have become a holiday tradition for the Wainwright and McGarrigle families.
“Ten years ago our mother Kate McGarrigle played what was to be her last performance ever at the Royal Albert Hall which was one of the most beautiful and emotional nights of my life,” Rufus Wainwright recalls. “Martha and I are honoured and excited to return to London to celebrate the 10th anniversary and Christmas.”
Tickets go on sale July 26th.
Rufus and Martha play the following shows:
December
Mon 2nd Dublin, National Concert Hall
Tues 3rd Dublin, National Concert Hall
Fri 6th London, Royal Festival Hall
First performed in 2005, this holiday celebration is equal parts concert and family reunion. Dan Gillespie Sells, lead singer of the Feeling and composer of the hit West End musical ‘Everybody’s Talking About Jamie’, will be the show’s musical director. All proceeds from the concerts will go towards the Kate McGarrigle Fund supporting sarcoma research and a music therapy program for cancer patients to be launched by Martha Wainwright in conjunction with Stand Up To Cancer Canada.
The Telegraph called the ‘Not So Silent Night’ Royal Albert Hall show
‘the best family party ever’ in their 4* review. Expect another Christmas cracker! Special guests will be announced shortly.
Exclusive South Bank Centre and National Concert Hall Members pre-sale on July 23rd HERE and HERE. Exclusive artist pre-sale on July 24th. General public on Friday July 26th.
Special experiences are available to augment your concert experiences through the National Concert Hall and South Bank Centre websites.
All profits from these shows and the sale of the special experiences go towards the Kate McGarrigle Fund. The Kate McGarrigle Fund is a new collaborative program from Stand Up To Cancer (SU2C) and the Kate McGarrigle Foundation that aims to provide music therapy resources to cancer patients with a passion for music, as well as much-needed funds for sarcoma research.
For more information please visit https://standuptocancer.org/kate-mcgarrigle-fund/