Following the success of this year's concert, the City of Rochester Symphony Orchestra will perform again next year in the Cathedral.

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Rochester Cathedral’s renowned choir returns for our popular Christmas Carol concert, one of the highlights of the festive season. Buy your tickets now for this very special event, suitable for the whole family.

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POSTPONED

We are sorry to announce that the G4 Concert due to take place at Rochester Cathedral tonight has been postponed. This is due to band member illness. We are hoping to find a date for the rescheduled concert in the New Year. Ticket holders should receive an email from the organisers with more information and we will keep everyone posted on our social media channels.

We apologise for any disappointment this may cause anyone planning to attend tonight.

Our Jazz and Blues Festival draws to a close with two incredible acts. The Nigel Price Organ Trio and vocalist, Claire Martin OBE.

The James Taylor Quartet return to Rochester Cathedral as part of our Jazz and Blues Festival

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One of the UK's finest big bands teeming with first-call players and appearing under the Musical Directorship of award winning band leader Pete Long. Part of our Jazz and Blues Festival at Rochester Cathedral.

Billy Childish will open our Jazz and Blues Festival with the Chatham Singers. The Chatham Singers specialise in blues and country music.

, William Fox, Acting Organist and Assistant Director of Music at St Paul’s Cathedral, performs as part of our 2023 Organ Festival series.

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Jeremiah Stephenson, All Saints Margaret Street London, performs as part of our 2023 Organ Festival series.

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The Rochester Cathedral Organ Festival series continues on the 19th July when Ewa Belmas will be playing music from the Harry Potter films

£10 for adults, free for under 18s.

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The Friends of Rochester Cathedral invite you to an evening of music performed by the Kent Police Male Voice Choir

Jeremy Lloyd, Assistant Director of Music at Rochester Cathedral, performs as part of our 2023 Organ Festival series.

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Charles Harrison, Organist and Master of Choristers at Chichester Cathedral performs as part of our 2023 Organ Festival series.

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Adrian Bawtree, Director of Music at Rochester Cathedral performs as part of our 2023 Organ Festival series.

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An evening of music to celebrate Rochester Choral Society’s 150th anniversary. Includes the premiere of Regards from Rochester, a newly commissioned piece by Thomas Hewitt Jones

This event takes place under Peace Doves

Book Online Enjoy an evening of live music under Peter Walker Sculptor’s stunning Peace Doves. Up and coming local musician, Jordan Ravenhill,will be performing.

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A Friends of Rochester Cathedral event

An orchestral concert featuring the Rochester Symphony Orchestra.

Sold Out Rochester Cathedral’s renowned choir returns for our popular Christmas Carol concert, one of the highlights of the festive season. Buy your tickets now for this very special event, suitable for the whole family.

Rochester Choral Society's next concert in the Cathedral will be on 19 November at 7 pm. Do not miss this celebration of English music. Book your tickets now

The Sixteen return to Rochester Cathedral for a stunning concert experience exploring the impact of climate change.

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The James Taylor Quartet return to Rochester Cathedral

For over 30 years, the James Taylor Quartet have set the standard for the coolest sounds in funky acid jazz. On dozens of mighty albums and at their legendary gigs at home and around the world, they’ve quietly become a byword for distinguished British creativity.

Timothy Parsons, Director of Music at St. Edmundsbury Cathedral, performs in the final concert of the Rochester Cathedral Organ Festival series. He’ll be playing Louis Vierne’s First Organ Symphony.

A musical event to raise awareness and funds for families living with Motor Neurone Disease in Kent, and to celebrate the lives of those lost to the disease. Featuring the Bexleyheath RockChoir.

Jeremy Lloyd, Acting Director of Music at Rochester Cathedral performs in the fifth concert in the Rochester Cathedral Organ Festival series. He will be playing pieces by Saint-Saëns, Maurice Duruflé, and Matthew Martin’s St. Alban’s Triptych.

A free lunchtime recital by the winner of the Advanced Class of Kent Organists Association competition.

Peter Holder, Sub-Organist at Westminster Abbey, joins us for the fourth concert in the Rochester Cathedral Organ Festival series. His programme will include Widor’s Symphony No. 5, Stanford’s Fantasia and Toccata Op. 57, and Peter’s own arrangement of Sospiri by Edward Elgar.

Gerard Brooks, Director of Music at Methodist Central Hall Westminster, joins us for the third concert in the Rochester Cathedral Organ Festival series. He will be playing César Franck’s Chorale Number 1, Guilmant’s Fifth Sonata, and Joseph Bonnet’s virtuosic Étude de Concert.

Enjoy an organ recital fit for the Queen underneath Luke Jerram’s Gaia. Acting Director of Music Jeremy Lloyd will be performing.

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Sold Out One of Canada’s biggest country and bluegrass bands, The Abrams, return to Rochester Cathedral to perform under Gaia.

Supported by Mokum

Alexander Binns, Director of Music at Derby Cathedral, joins us for the second concert in the Rochester Cathedral Organ Festival series.