An Evening of Kirtan, Medicine Songs and Mystic Poetry with Brenda McMorrow, John de Kadt and Adam Bauer

We are thrilled to announce that, as part of their Fire of the Heart Tour, Brenda McMorrow and John de Kadt are teaming up with Adam Bauer for a double bill Kirtan Concert at the Gathering Space!

This is sure to be an evening full of heartfelt music, mantra, poetry, dance, love, joy, reverence, and community! Seating is very limited, so buying tickets in advance is highly recommended!

Ticket prices: $35 in advance, $40 at the door. Children 12 and under free.

Brenda McMorrow 

Brenda McMorrow is known for her unique and warmly embracing style of mantra medicine music, in which she blends elements of acoustic folk, world rhythms and ancient Indian chants with a sweetly introspective singer-songwriter’s sensibility. With Sanskrit Mantra and Kirtan as the basis, Brenda weaves in the power of Spanish Medicine songs and her own inspiring English lyrics to create a healing and uplifting tapestry with the audience. 

Yoga Journal describes Brenda as having “a knack for expressing the deepest realizations in the sparsest lyrics”. Spiritual teacher Ram Dass has said: “Brenda has a gift”, and her intention is to help bring more beauty, peace, understanding and well-being into the world through the joy and healing power of music. Brenda’s music is touching hearts across the globe.

John de Kadt 

John de Kadt is an accomplished and acclaimed  percussionist, storyteller and poet. John plays ethnic percussion instruments from across the globe and has a passion for spoken word, whether it’s in poetry, song, rap, or story. John has released 6 albums which have a combined 100 million streams across 194 countries. Inspired by a love of the earth, community, and wisdom traditions, John’s music, story and poetry stirs the heart and points us towards a remembrance of ourselves and the wildness of the natural world.

Adam Bauer

After co-founding reggae-rock band The Equalites at 21, Adam spent years playing bass with sacred chant pioneer Krishna Das, and later with Bhakti Yoga scholar and practitioner Shyamdas, both of whom nourished his love of sacred sound and the yoga of devotion. He’s been leading sacred chant programs since 2012.