Kula Shaker & Little Barrie at Irving Plaza

North American Fall Tour 2025

We’re lighting the lamps and turning up the fuzz for one of the most electric nights this fall, as Kula Shaker rolls into Irving Plaza on Monday, September 22 for a rare NYC stop that’s got psych-rock fans from all corners buzzing. This is more than just a show—it’s a full-blown resurrection of everything wild, weird, and wonderful about rock 'n’ roll. And if you know what’s good for your spirit, your ears, and your vinyl-worn soul, you’ll be in the room when it all goes down.

Irving Plaza has long been the home base for acts who carve out their own path through sound—genre-blenders, boundary-breakers, and those rare few who pull from the past without being stuck in it. That’s why Kula Shaker feels right at home here. With their unmistakable mix of raga rock, swirling psychedelia, and Britpop swagger, they’ve never played it safe—and in this new chapter, they’re sounding sharper, freer, and more spiritually locked-in than ever.

This show lands in the thick of their long-awaited North American tour—one of their first major U.S. runs in years — and it hits different. It’s a band returning to their roots while stretching into the unknown, conjuring old magic and new fire all at once. Expect soaring sitars, overdriven guitars, and the kind of mystic energy that only comes when Kula Shaker taps in. And for those of you who know: yes, “Tattva,” “Govinda,” and “Hush” still hit just as hard live—maybe even harder.

Opening the evening is Little Barrie, the UK psych-funk trio fronted by guitar wizard Barrie Cadogan. Their grooves are dirty, their tone is righteous, and their pedigree is unmatched—this is the kind of opening act that raises the bar and sets the tone from the jump.

So whether you’ve been riding the K wave since the ‘90s or just now waking up to the sound, this night at Irving Plaza is your shot to witness something singular. Something loud. Something holy. Grab your ticket. Dust off your paisley. And get ready to lose yourself in a full-bodied, brain-bending, soul-sparking kind of rock show. We'll be there—right in the thick of it.