Emma Nissen live in Birmingham

Experience Emma Nissen live on August 7th

Emma Nissen will perform at St. George's Church, Birmingham on August 7th, 2026. Nissen is a Danish-British composer and vocalist known for her work blending early music techniques – particularly those of the medieval and Renaissance periods – with contemporary electronic soundscapes and experimental vocal processing. Her compositions often feature layered vocals, drones, and explorations of harmonic overtones, creating a distinctive atmospheric quality. She frequently draws inspiration from historical sacred music and folklore.

St. George’s Church, located in Edgbaston, Birmingham, is a Grade II* listed building designed by Augustus Pugin, completed in 1848. It represents a significant example of Pugin’s Gothic Revival style and was originally built to serve the growing population of the area following the Industrial Revolution. The church is noted for its intricate architectural details including stained glass windows designed by William Wailes and its overall commitment to Pugin’s principles of truthful construction and aesthetic integrity. While historically an Anglican church, it now operates as a multi-faith space hosting diverse cultural events alongside religious services; it is also known for its acoustics which make it suitable for musical performances.