Jai Uttal—Grammy-nominated world music artist, kirtan pioneer, and beloved teacher of Bhakti Yoga—invites you to join him for a year of sacred music concerts, chanting retreats, and devotional workshops in 2025. For more than five decades, Jai has been at the forefront of bringing the ancient practice of kirtan to audiences around the globe, blending the traditional sounds of India with influences from reggae, jazz, folk, and beyond.

Whether you are new to chanting or a lifelong kirtan practitioner, Jai Uttal’s live events offer a joyful, heart-opening journey into mantra, song, and meditation. His gatherings are an opportunity to sing, dance, and experience the deep sense of unity and bliss that the path of Bhakti offers.

2025 Featured Offerings

Kirtan Concerts – Soul-stirring evenings of call-and-response chanting, storytelling, and music that invite the audience into a shared devotional experience.

Bhakti Yoga Retreats – Immersive multi-day gatherings in beautiful locations, combining chanting, yoga, satsang, and community connection.

Sacred Music Workshops – Hands-on explorations of mantra, rhythm, and voice for all levels, guided by Jai’s warm, welcoming teaching style.

Special Collaborations – Select events featuring guest artists, dancers, and musicians from the global sacred music scene.

Why Attend in 2025

Jai Uttal’s events are more than performances—they are living celebrations of the Bhakti tradition, where music becomes a bridge to the divine. Each concert or retreat is a space to let go of the mind, open the heart, and feel the joy of shared spiritual practice.

From intimate yoga studios to festival stages and retreat centers, Jai’s 2025 schedule spans kirtan concerts in the USA, Bhakti retreats in idyllic settings, and special sacred music events worldwide.

Call to Action

Explore all Jai Uttal 2025 concerts, retreats, and Bhakti yoga workshops and reserve your place early. Whether you join for a single evening or a multi-day immersion, you’ll experience the magic of sacred music and the timeless practice of chanting with one of the world’s most beloved kirtan artists.