The nightclubs are closing, the village is dying, we’re tired and scared, but the beat of the dance floor’s heart keeps on pumping. 

Congregational is an act of coming together –  a newly composed choral service for the nightclub, from artist & vocalist Fatt Butcher. Part concert, part-communionion, part-resurrection, the show is a ceremony for the dancefloor; a service to dying nightlife that reminds us to keep on living. 

Join your guide Fatt Butcher, heralded by critics as ‘the incredible vocal powerhouse’ (West End Best Friend) and ‘the accelerating decline of humanity’ by trolls on Twitter, on a guided journey of collectivity, song, and the transcendental powers of amyl-nitrate. 

Featuring a live choir of professional queer vocalists, complete with superstar DJ and virtuosic piano accompaniment, expect a thumping original score of newly composed hymns for the dancefloor blending house, trance, gospel, classical & experimental music. 

The project is in production and performance dates will be announced shortly.

Written by Fatt Butcher in collaboration with Nicky Harris & Tobre

Supported by Arts Council England with additional support from Fierce Festival, Cambridge Junction, B:Music & Wysing Arts Centre.