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OtherSt Paul's Cathedral to host gigs in four-year Fabric deal
Under the partnership, Fabric will be the cathedral's exclusive partner for such events until 2030. The first concert is due to take place on 29 October, although the artist has not been announced.
Fabric co-founder Cameron Leslie called the deal "an extraordinary and unexpected coming together of two very different parts of London".
Sandra Lynes Timbrell, the cathedral's director of visitor engagement, said she hoped a "carefully curated programme of exceptional concerts" would draw people who had not visited before.
"These events showcase world-class talent and create unforgettable experiences for audiences within one of London's most iconic spaces," she said.
She added that the cathedral wanted to encourage people "to discover and engage with this historic building in new and exciting ways".
Mr Leslie said Fabric had "always been about bringing people together through music", and that the club was looking to create "something genuinely special and befitting of this incredible space".
The organisers said the programme would feature artists "from different musical backgrounds and disciplines whose work responds to the Cathedral's distinctive atmosphere, acoustics and architectural heritage".
St Paul's has previously held concerts by the artists RY X in 2024 and Patti Smith in 2025.
