Trevor Hall

Trevor Hall is playing a live concert at The Cabot in Beverly, Massachusetts. It suits anyone who loves devotional music with a folk and reggae pulse: listeners who come to kirtan and spiritual practice, and those who simply want songwriting that takes the inner life seriously. Hall, a singer-songwriter and guitarist, leads the evening.

What to Expect

This is a seated-venue style concert night built around Trevor Hall's songs, which sit at the meeting point of roots reggae, folk and kirtan, with electronic textures woven through. The themes are interior: love, impermanence, connection, and what a spiritual life feels like when it is actually being lived rather than described.

The Cabot show is one stop on a run of performances that also includes The Birchmere in Alexandria, Virginia, Rams Head On Stage in Annapolis, Maryland, and the Center for the Arts in Homer, New York. A VIP option is offered for the Beverly show. The material does not say what it includes, so check the details with the venue or the artist before choosing it.

About Trevor Hall

Trevor Hall recorded his first album at sixteen, growing up on the coast of South Carolina. He then moved to Idyllwild Arts Academy in California, where two things happened that shaped everything after: he studied classical guitar seriously, and he encountered the spiritual traditions of India.

That pairing of formal musicianship and devotional practice runs through all of his work. It sets him apart from many artists in the folk-reggae world, where spirituality can stay decorative. His writing is personal enough to have built a loyal following of nearly 400,000 listeners on Spotify, along with sold-out tours.

The Venue

The Cabot is in Beverly, on Massachusetts' North Shore. If you are searching for a Trevor Hall concert in Beverly, MA, this is the room: a performing arts venue where the music is the focus of the night.

Before You Go

No experience with kirtan, meditation or any spiritual tradition is needed. The songs speak plainly about love, loss and connection, and you can take them in as a fan of good music or as part of your own practice. For doors, seating and accessibility, it is best to ask The Cabot directly.