Adam Summerhayes live in London

Experience Adam Summerhayes live on July 22nd

Adam Summerhayes will perform at St James’s Piccadilly on July 22, 2026. Summerhayes is a composer and pianist whose work frequently blends elements of contemporary classical music with ambient textures and minimalist repetition. His compositions often explore themes of landscape, memory, and the natural world, utilising both acoustic piano and electronic processing to create immersive soundscapes. He has released several albums to critical acclaim and frequently performs solo piano works internationally.

St James’s Piccadilly is a significant Anglican church in central London, designed by Sir Christopher Wren and completed in 1684. It is notable for its prominent west tower, a landmark in the area, and its interior which underwent a major reordering in 1986 by architects Niall McLaughlin and John Pawson. This redesign emphasized simplicity and light, creating a flexible space used not only for worship but also for concerts, exhibitions, and community events. The church has a long history of supporting the arts, regularly hosting musical performances spanning various genres; it is known for its excellent acoustics and intimate atmosphere conducive to chamber music and solo instrumental recitals. The building itself is Grade I listed, recognizing its architectural and historical importance.