Composer Randy Edelman Returns to England

As the sun sets over London, casting its final light across a city in motion, Randy Edelman prepares to bring his musical brilliance to two extraordinary venues in England.

With each descending note echoing the heartbeat of a life well-lived and a career carved in cinematic gold, Edelman will perform at Britain’s oldest brewery in Faversham, Kent on Sunday, October 19, and then light up the stage at the stunning Esher Theatre in Surrey on October 22.

These upcoming performances promise more than just music—they offer a journey through stories, themes, and memories wrapped in melodies from Edelman’s iconic scores and beloved romantic ballads. As the evening lights paint cobblestone streets and modern skylines alike, Randy’s songs pulse with the rhythm of time—ever-evolving, always moving forward. 

The Shepherd Neame Brewery, where Edelman’s October 19 concert will unfold, is a place steeped in history. Officially founded in 1698, it stands as Britain’s oldest brewer, but its roots stretch even further back through the centuries. Nestled in the heart of Faversham, Kent, the brewery has been a vital thread in the town’s historical tapestry, operating as a family-run, award-winning business that has celebrated both tradition and innovation.

It’s here, among ancient casks and cobbled courtyards, that Edelman’s music will find a new kind of resonance—his cinematic compositions meeting the rustic charm of a venue that has been fermenting heritage for over 300 years.

Just a few days later, on October 22, Edelman will take the stage at the Esher Theatre, one of the largest and most adaptable performing arts venues in Elmbridge, Surrey. Originally built in 1936 as a music hall, the building has undergone a stunning transformation under the guidance of Swift Entertainment. Reopening in 2021, the Esher Theatre has already become a vibrant hub for live performance, offering state-of-the-art sound, an eclectic program, and a deep respect for its artistic heritage.

From films like Dragonheart, Gettysburg, and The Last of the Mohicans, to unforgettable television themes and pop chart successes, Randy Edelman’s legacy has not only shaped soundtracks but also touched lives across generations.

Now, England will once again be swept up in his symphonic storytelling.

Whether surrounded by oak barrels in a centuries-old brewery or under the glow of the Esher Theatre’s proscenium, Randy Edelman’s performances promise more than a concert—they are cinematic events, rich with heart, humor, and the echoes of unforgettable moments. 

Randy returns to Carnegie Hall in NYC on December 19, 2025