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Where to experience the rhythm next — tabla concerts, fusion collaborations and intimate evenings of Indian classical music across the UK.

25 Sep 2026

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Roots & Ragas

Friday 25 September 2026 · From 6:00 PM · Coffee Origin & Five London, Blackstock Road, London N5

An intimate evening of Indian classical music in the heart of North London — the tabla in conversation with raga, tracing rhythm from its ancient roots to the living moment of improvisation. Join Manmohan Dogra for a close-quarters concert of pure rhythm and melody.

DateFriday 25 September 2026
TimeFrom 6:00 PM onwards
VenueCoffee Origin & Five London, Blackstock Road, London N5
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Talayan 2.0

The next chapter of the Talayan rhythm project — Saturday 7 November 2026 at St John Hoxton, London.

07 Nov 2026

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Talayan 2.0

Saturday 7 November 2026 · St John Hoxton, London

Talayan returns. After Eye of Rhythm brought tabla, sitar and Jazz drums onto a single stage, the project moves into its second chapter — one night at St John Hoxton. Tickets are on sale now.

Also This June

More June 2026 Dates

Two further appearances across London this June — a national celebration and an evening of Goan-European musical fusion.

19 Jun 2026

With the Indian High Commission

International Day of Yoga

Friday 19 June · From 4:30 PM · Near India House, London

Manmohan performs at the Indian High Commission's celebration of the International Day of Yoga, accompanying Kathak dancers on tabla and joining a jugalbandi with a Mridangam player — a meeting of Hindustani and Carnatic rhythm in dialogue.

20 Jun 2026

Summer Concert · Evening Performance

Goa — Portuguesa Summer Concert 2026

Saturday 20 June · From 6:00 PM onwards · St. Stephen's Church, South Dulwich, London

An evening celebrating Goa's unique European-Indian musical tapestry, set in a countryside-like corner of London. A programme weaving Portuguese and Indian threads into a single summer concert at the beautiful St. Stephen's Church, South Dulwich.

Looking Ahead · July

Festival of Thetford & Punjab

A cross-cultural celebration of Punjabi heritage, closing with the Thetford Mela.

19 Jul 2026

Festival Finale · Thetford Mela

Festival of Thetford & Punjab 2026

Sunday 19 July · Thetford Mela · Thetford Grammar School, Thetford, Norfolk

Manmohan performs at the grand finale of the Festival of Thetford & Punjab — a cross-cultural celebration inspired by the people of Thetford and the Duleep Singh family, the last royal family of the Punjab. The Thetford Mela brings a full day of music, dance and performance, from bhangra and gidha to the classical voice of the tabla.

Looking Ahead · July

Folkestone Community Festival

A community celebration in Folkestone — a percussion collaboration with Siemy Di.

25 Jul 2026

Community Event · Details to Follow

Folkestone Community Festival

Saturday 25 July 2026 · Folkestone

Manmohan joins a percussion collaboration with Siemy Di at this community festival in Folkestone, at the invitation of organiser Shiva. Full details to follow.

From the Archive · Projects

Talayan — A Rhythm Project

Not a single concert but an ongoing project — the eye of rhythm, exploring new collaborations beyond the concert stage.

The first chapter, Talayan: Eye of Rhythm, brought three traditions — tabla, sitar and Jazz drums — onto a single stage at OMNOM Islington. That evening now lives on as a record of the night, and the project continues with Talayan 2.0 on Saturday 7 November 2026 at St John Hoxton, London.

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More Concerts on the Horizon

New dates for the 2026 season are being confirmed across London, Edinburgh and the wider UK. Join the mailing list for first-priority announcements, or invite Manmohan to perform at your festival or venue.

Already Played

A Decade on Stage

Looking for past concerts and career highlights? The Performances page covers two decades of solo recitals, festival appearances and cross-cultural collaborations — from Edinburgh Fringe to the Nehru Centre in London.

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