Thangaat presents · Diwali 2026

The true spirit of Diwali, for the whole family

A spiritual Diwali concert full of lights, decor, music and devotion. Bhajans you love, played live by a full band with rock-style energy.

Bring your children, parents and grandparents. A joyful way for kids to discover what Diwali really means, singing auspicious bhajans together to Radha Krishna, Shri Ram, Hanumanji, Lord Shiva and many more, and starting the new year with true, uplifting energy.

Diwali lights & decor Live fusion band For the whole family

Last time

A hall full of bhakti

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Tickets

Early bird: save 20%

Seating is first-come, first-served within each category. The best seats go first.

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Seating plan: stage at the front; VIP chairs £25 either side and VIP carpet seating £20 in the centre; chairs £20 either side and carpet seating £15 in the centre behind; back chairs £15 across the rear. Seating is first-come, first-served within each category.

Seat	Face value	Early bird
VIP chairs	~~£25~~	£20
VIP carpet	~~£20~~	£16
Chairs	~~£20~~	£16
Carpet	~~£15~~	£12
Back chairs	~~£15~~	£12

Early bird prices, for a limited time only. Under 5s go free (sitting with a guardian). VIP Chair Access (£20) includes a free carer ticket.

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Watch

Hear it for yourself

Clips from last time. Sound on.

Sai BabaShirdi Wale Sai Baba

Lord ShivaOm Namah Shivaya

Shri RamRam Ram Jai Raja Ram

In their words

What the audience said

Families on their way out of our last Bhajan Jam.

Audience feedbackAfter the last Bhajan Jam

Priyesh Shah singing on stage, one arm raised, in a gold patterned jacket — Lead vocalsPriyesh Shah

About the artist

Meet Priyesh Shah

A versatile singer who has performed with legends of Indian music, and delivered enthralling performances around the world. He trained in Gujarati Sugam Sangeet under Padmashree Award winner Shri Purushottam Upadhyay.

BhajansIndian ClassicalBollywoodFusionRaas GarbaGujarati Sugam Sangeet

Colors TV

Top 3 international singers on Rising Star

Judged by Diljit Dosanjh, Shankar Mahadevan and Monali Thakur

Trafalgar Square

Diwali opening act, three years running

45 minutes live with an 8-piece orchestra for 10,000 people, chosen by the Mayor of London's team

BBC

Top 15 part-time bands in the UK

Chosen from 1,200 entries, the only band on the list performing Asian music

On TV & radio

Zee TV, Star Plus, MTV Beats and BBC 4

Plus Sabras Radio, Venus TV and NTV

Performed withA.R. RahmanSachin-JigarAmit Trivediand many more

On the big stage

Trafalgar Square and the BBC

A crowd of thousands in front of the Mayor of London's Diwali Festival stage in Trafalgar Square as Priyesh Shah performs — Trafalgar SquarePerforming for 10,000 people

Priyesh Shah on stage with his band at the Mayor of London's Diwali celebration in Trafalgar Square — Trafalgar SquareOn stage with the band

Priyesh Shah singing on BBC television — BBCPerforming on the BBC

On stage and on screen

Performing for and with celebrity artists

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Priyesh Shah with Shankar Mahadevan — Rising Star judgeShankar Mahadevan

Priyesh Shah with Diljit Dosanjh — Rising Star judgeDiljit Dosanjh

Priyesh Shah on a TV stage with Hrithik Roshan — On TV withHrithik Roshan

Priyesh Shah with Kinjal Dave — Performed withKinjal Dave

Priyesh Shah with Monali Thakur — Rising Star judgeMonali Thakur

On stage

Six musicians. One room singing back.

Where bhakti meets beat.

Tabla

Drums

Priyesh Shah · Vocals

Bansuri

Keys

Guitar

Auspicious bhajans, reimagined

Lyrics on the big screen

Diwali lights, decor and visuals

For the whole family

In the set Radha KrishnaSita RamHanumanjiLord ShivaMatajiShrinathjiSai BabaAnd many more…

Sunday 15 November · 3pm

An auspicious start to the new year

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