In the 1980s, Jim Jarmusch reached cult status with his legendary films, and up until today the influence of this American film director on the world of music is palpable. Just like fellow thinkers Andy Warhol and David Lynch, Jarmusch maintained strong relationships with, and was inspired by, important musicians. As a result, over the […]

Some bands should simply not be allowed to retire. The Dublin legends (a sequel to the legendary folk band the Dubliners) is definitely one of those bands. Age is just a number when it comes to the Dublin Legends, whose guitar play – up until today – sounds as if it is brought to you […]

London's pride ... This choir is one of the world's most famous. Or as the London Evening Standard wrote: ‘probably the finest independent choir in the world’, with a long tradition that goes back to its founding in 1876. Tonight it visits Eindhoven with no less than 120 singers. Rachmaninoff's masterful Vespers frame the programme. […]

“Mr Peña is a virtuoso capable of dazzling an audience beyond the frets of mortal man”, thus the New York Times, and we couldn’t agree more. Over the past couple of years, Paco Peña, as a guitarist, composer, dramaturge, and artistic leader, has helped to shape the Spanish art form of flamenco. In his newest […]

Amadou & Miriam are one of the most loved duo's in temporary music. Both blind, they met at the institute for the blind in Mali in 1977. Not only did they connect on a personal level but also on a musical level. They've worked with bands like Coldplay en U2 and performed for Barack Obama. […]

Christmas music from Ecuador and Peru. Baroque music at a very high level. And what makes it even better: it mixes classic elements with traditional Latin music. Back in the day, composers created brilliant pieces particularly for the Christmas season. Música Temprana, which has been making a case for musical jewels from 17th and 18th […]

One of the greatest Turkish popdiva's is coming to Eindhoven. She has sold more than 12 million copies of her albums but got international fame by winning the Eurovision Songfestival in 2003 with the song ''Everyway that i can''.  

The dark Christmas days are made lighter and certainly much nicer with choral music, sung by the Moscow cathedral choir. With his Vespers, Rachmaninoff wrote one of the highlights of Russian spiritual music. Tschesnokoff also made outstanding contributions early last century to the centuries-old Russian choral art.

There is hardly anything more heart-warming than the sound of Oleta Adams during the dark of winter. The American soul and gospel singer has reached the Third Set of her career, which also happens to be the title of her new album (2017); a throwback to those days in which she and her band used […]

Eddy & The Ethiopians together with saxophon player Edward Capel will bring you a combination of seventies afrobeat, experimental jazz and funk. Come get your groove on!