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A Hundred Strings in Manchester: Strings of Kashmir and Delhi at The Stoller Hall, Manchester

A Hundred Strings in Manchester: Strings of Kashmir and Delhi

At The Stoller Hall. Friday 20 November 2026. Starts 19:00. Tickets £15.00.

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In detail
DateFriday, 20 November 2026
Starts19:00
Entry£15.00
AgesNot listed
ListingBeing verified

01 — The gig

Live music

About the gig

A Hundred Strings in Manchester: Strings of Kashmir and Delhi plays The Stoller Hall in Manchester on Friday, 20 November 2026.

Sitar, santoor and two tabla masters at The Stoller Hall, Manchester. Vinay Desai plays the santoor and Adnan Khan, the Grammy-nominated sitarist from Delhi, plays in the gayaki ang. Manchester is the only date on the tour with two tabla masters: Ustad Akram Khan of the Ajrada gharana and the city's own Ustad Shahbaz Hussain of the Delhi and Punjab gharanas. Indian classical music. Doors 6:45 PM, music 7 PM to 9:30 PM (GMT). Front stalls £30 early bird until 5 November, then £35. Stalls £25 early bird until 5 November, then £30. Students £15.

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02 — The details

Before you go

Everything you need to know

The facts
VenueThe Stoller Hall
AddressHunts Bank
AreaManchester M3 1DA
Ticketskalasudha.com/event/a-hundred…
The check
StatusBeing verified
From a publicly published event - double-check with the venue before you travel.

03 — Find The Stoller Hall

Manchester

Getting there

Hunts Bank,
Manchester M3 1DA

04 — Planning

Manchester

Your night out

Smaller live music rooms in Manchester often put you close to the stage, and support acts can be worth arriving early for.

Tickets are listed at £15.00 - the ticket link is above.

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A Hundred Strings in Manchester: Strings of Kashmir and Delhi at The Stoller Hall, Manchester

Friday, 20 November 2026 · starts 19:00 · The Stoller Hall, Manchester

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Last updated: 18 October 2026

A Hundred Strings in Manchester: Strings of Kashmir and Delhi — Quick Facts

Sitar, santoor and two tabla masters at The Stoller Hall, Manchester. Vinay Desai plays the santoor and Adnan Khan, the Grammy-nominated sitarist from Delhi, plays in the gayaki ang. Manchester is the only date on the to

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The gigFriday 20 Nov 2026 · 19:00Starts in 18d 08h 54m
Starts19:00doors 18:45
Price£15.00tickets online
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The gig Friday 20 Nov Starts 19:00 · The Stoller Hall, Manchester

A Hundred Strings in Manchester: Strings of Kashmir and Delhi are playing The Stoller Hall in Manchester on Friday, 20 November 2026. Doors open at 18:45. It starts at 19:00. Tickets are £15.00 via the ticket link. This listing is part of the Manchester grass-roots gig directory — browse more upcoming Manchester gigs there.

HeadlinerA Hundred Strings in Manchester: Strings of Kashmir and Delhi
Price£15.00
AgeNot listed
ListingFrom a public event listing
Manchester in numbers

Manchester has 806 upcoming gigs in the GigXchange directory, across 68 venues — 68 of them this week. Friday is the city's busiest night for live music, and the average listed start time is 18:52. The Stoller Hall has 8 or more other upcoming gigs listed.

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About this gig

Sitar, santoor and two tabla masters at The Stoller Hall, Manchester. Vinay Desai plays the santoor and Adnan Khan, the Grammy-nominated sitarist from Delhi, plays in the gayaki ang. Manchester is the only date on the tour with two tabla masters: Ustad Akram Khan of the Ajrada gharana and the city's own Ustad Shahbaz Hussain of the Delhi and Punjab gharanas. Indian classical music. Doors 6:45 PM, music 7 PM to 9:30 PM (GMT). Front stalls £30 early bird until 5 November, then £35. Stalls £25 early bird until 5 November, then £30. Students £15.

The artist — A Hundred Strings in Manchester: Strings of Kashmir and Delhi

A Hundred Strings in Manchester: Strings of Kashmir and Delhi headlines this Manchester gig on Friday, 20 November 2026. Listening before the night helps you decide if the bill matches your taste.

The venue — The Stoller Hall

The Stoller Hall is in the Manchester gig directory on GigXchange. Age policy and prices can change from night to night, so check the details here against the venue's own listing closer to the date.

Tickets

kalasudha.com/event/a-hundred… — the ticket page for this gig.

Find The Stoller Hall

Hunts Bank, Manchester, M3 1DA

AddressHunts Bank
AreaManchester
PostcodeM3 1DA
Getting there

The Stoller Hall is in Manchester — use M3 1DA for sat-nav, taxis and ride apps. Check the venue’s own site for parking, step-free access and the nearest station before you set off, and aim to arrive a little before 19:00.

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Planning your Manchester night

Smaller live music rooms in Manchester often put you close to the stage, and support acts can be worth arriving early for.

Tickets are listed at £15.00 — the ticket link is at the top of the page.

Travelling? The map on this page shows where The Stoller Hall is, and the Manchester live music hub has what else is on around the same time.

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06 — Small print 7 answers Common questions Common Questions

What people ask before turning up to A Hundred Strings in Manchester: Strings of Kashmir and Delhi at The Stoller Hall, Manchester.

A Hundred Strings in Manchester: Strings of Kashmir and Delhi is at The Stoller Hall, Hunts Bank, Manchester M3 1DA.
It is listed to start at 19:00 on Friday, 20 November 2026, with doors at 18:45.
Tickets are listed at £15.00 — the ticket link is at the top of the page.
For more upcoming gigs see the Manchester gig directory. For weekly slots, the Manchester open mic directory. For the wider scene, the Manchester live music hub. Artists looking for paid bookings, see how to get gigs in Manchester.
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08 — At The Stoller Hall

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