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Kula Shaker Fan Reviews (3)
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Such a fantastic night !
Was a great night! Up close and personal with these fantastic musicians who are also the friendliest guys. They took their time meeting us, talking, signing autographs and letting us take pics. Truly blessed to have managed to get a ticket to this event. Thank you to Kula shaker for giving us fans an experience not to forget. See you in Islington!
Posted by Paula M on 28/01/2026
Kula Shaker, Truck, Oxford - 27th January 2026
Fantastic
Lovely intimate gig, great to see the band up close and have the opportunity to meet them after without feeling rushed.
Posted by JoK on 28/01/2026
Kula Shaker, Truck, Oxford - 27th January 2026
Great gig
Band were excellent as usual, sound was a bit muffled, and lots of talking in the crowd during songs which was annoying, but overall great night
Posted by D C on 27/01/2023
Kula Shaker, Rescue Rooms, Nottingham - 26th January 2023
Kula Shaker are a psychedelic rock band whose sound blends brash western rock and roll with deep influences drawn from Indian music, spirituality and philosophy. Formed around the vision of frontman Crispian Mills, the band are known for incorporating Sanskrit lyrics alongside distorted guitars, driving drums and traditional instruments such as sitar, tabla and tambura. This fusion helped set them apart within British rock, pairing spiritual themes with high-energy songwriting and a distinctly colourful aesthetic.
They first gained widespread attention with a run of hit singles including “Govinda”, “Hush”, “Tattva”, “Hey Dude” and “Sound of Drums”, songs that showcased both their melodic strength and cross-cultural ambition. The band’s origins trace back to Mills’ backpacking journey through India, where his interest in Hindu culture took shape before returning to the UK to form The Kays, who made their debut at Glastonbury Festival in 1993. As that vision evolved, the group adopted the name Kula Shaker, inspired by the eighth-century Indian emperor King Kulasekhara, a symbol of the spiritual and musical path they sought to follow.