Rambari The Concert: La Signore live, Sun 15 Nov, BMICH

Twenty years in the making

Sun 15 Nov 2026 · BMICH Main Hall, Colombo

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Twenty years of Rambari.

One night. One stage.

His first solo concert. Ever.

So he went back to where it started.

Lahiru Perera on stage in the early years, braids and aviators, mid-song

Then · 2008 to 2016

Born 1984, Kehelbaddara. Taught himself on his sister's organ and wanted to be an audio engineer. At 24 he wrote a song a whole country learned by heart, then eight more.

9 singles
35M plays on YouTube
1 film score
Every cover on the wall plays

Lahiru Perera

La Signore in pink: beret, pink glasses, cable-knit vest

Now · 2017 to 2026

The mask, the pink, the crown on the bee. The one who walks on when Lahiru steps back: a fragrance, a live series, a second act called 2.0, and now one night at BMICH.

14 releases
10M plays on YouTube
1 fragrance
Every cover on the wall plays

Lahiru makes the music. La Signore makes the night.

On Sunday 15 November, for the first time, both of them are on one stage.

Every song is carved somewhere.

Where were you in 2008?

You know the words. You just haven't sung them in a room with 1,600 other people.

The sound, rebuilt by hand.

A live band. Every hit, reborn.

From the official trailer

Vocals: Lahiru Perera (La Signore)
Backing vocals: Harini Dias, Ashini Chamathka
Produced by: Lahiru Perera, Hasindu Wijerathne
Arrangements & keys: Ashmitha Gamage, Dhanula Wijesingha
Acoustic guitars: Anupama Bandara
Yak bera: Willy, Maley, Lahiru Perera
Mix & master: Lahiru Perera

Offstage, Lahiru is the worker bee.

On stage, he wears the crown.

Together, they are

Everyone knows the chorus.

Every street. Every home.

15 November. One room.

He is waiting. Are you coming?

Live · Rambari The Concert

Sun 15 Nov 2026 · BMICH Main Hall, Colombo

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From LKR 4,000 · 1,600 seats · One night only

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Fully air-conditioned BMICH Main Hall, gallery and balcony.
2,500 parking spaces On the BMICH grounds.

The venue

BMICH Main Hall

Opened in 1973, a gift from China to Sri Lanka, built by two thousand Sri Lankan and Chinese hands. Octagonal, after the Dalada Maligawa. It has held heads of state, convocations and ballet. On 15 November it holds Rambari.