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The King of Waltz returns to Motorpoint Arena on Friday 24 September 2027!
Joined by his 60-member Johann Strauss Orchestra and many international soloists, prepared to be enchanted, as each concert is an unrivalled spectacle that you simply have to experience to understand the sheer fascination and power of his music.
André Rieu's incomparable concerts are not only known for the captivating music, but also for his humorous showmanship, elaborate costumes, opulent stage decorations and marvellous lighting effects, which dazzle people of all ages and backgrounds.
| André Rieu at Motorpoint Arena Nottingham (24 Sep 2027) |
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