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Live music

anaiis

Wed, Sep 30, 7:00 PM – 10:00 PM

St. Ann & The Holy Trinity · 157 Montague Street, Brooklyn, New York 11201, United States

  • Concert
  • Concert hall
  • Intimate

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Born in Toulouse, raised between Dublin, Dakar, Oakland, and now rooted in London, anaiis' footholds have shaped a perspective founded in movement, flux, community and personal transformation. After her debut single “Nina” in 2018, anaiis released this is no longer a dream in 2021, featuring Chronixx, Sjava and Topaz Jones, with art direction by Ib Kamara and Rafael Pavarotti. She went on to support Daniel Caesar on his UK tour, share stages with Erykah Badu and Nick Hakim, headline a sold-out Barbican show, and speak at TEDxLondonWomen at the Southbank Centre. In 2025, she toured the US with Mereba and appeared at SXSW London. St. Ann & The Holy Trinity is a historic landmarked church in Brooklyn that has been standing since 1847, and houses the oldest original stained glass windows in Brooklyn. The majesty of the building's decor and its 70 foot ceilings provide unmatched acoustic and visual concert experience. St. Ann has hosted performances by venerable artists such as Andre 3000, Nao, Lianne La Havas and James Blake. Performing live with special guest Elliott Skinner All ages are welcome. All sales are final.

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