Carminho

On 4 October 2026 at Union Chapel in London, Carminho brings the material from her seventh album, Eu vou Morrer de Amor ou Resistir (I Will Die of Love or Resist), a work that probes Fado’s emotional core while stretching its edges. The Portuguese singer has built a path where intimacy and restraint carry the weight of whole stories, and this new chapter keeps that focus: voice at the center, poetry upfront, and the classic shimmer of Portuguese guitars as a frame rather than a cage.

Her recent appearance on “Memória,” from Rosalía’s album LUX, hints at the way she moves between musical worlds without losing her footing in Fado’s truth. On stage, that balance reads in the details: silences that breathe, melodies that lean into saudade, and arrangements that let tradition and experimentation sit side by side. The concert unfolds like a conversation between old forms and new writing, with the album’s songs opening onto textures that feel lived-in yet forward-looking. Carminho doesn’t chase effect; she listens, answers, and lets the music land where it needs to—an approach that gives the room space and leaves the songs resonating long after the last note.