Ibrahim Maalouf 'Trumpets Of Michel-Ange' live in Edinburgh

Ibrahim Maalouf 'Trumpets Of Michel-Ange' live in Edinburgh

PAST EVENT
On Mon, June 8, 7:00pm - 11:00pm
u14's must be accompanied by an adult

About the event

Jazz

Gotobeat by arrangement with Mister Ibé presents Ibrahim Maalouf 'Trumpets Of Michel-Ange' UK tour live at The Queen's Hall Edinburgh on Monday, June 8th 2026.

Ibrahim Maalouf

Ibrahim Maalouf, a trailblazing figure in French music, achieved global recognition over the past decade. In 2022, his album "Queen of Sheba" earned him a historic Grammy nomination, followed by another nod in 2023 for "Capacity to Love." His extensive career includes being the first jazz musician to fill France's largest concert hall, receiving multiple Victoires du Jazz and Victoires de la Musique awards, and international honors like the Echo Jazz in Germany. Collaborating with renowned artists and supported by Quincy Jones, Maalouf continues to break musical boundaries, as seen in his sold-out 2023 Accor Arena performance and the announcement of his 2024 world tour in the United States and Canada. With the release of his new album TRUMPETS OF MICHEL ANGE, Ibrahim Maalouf will embark on an exciting Asian tour at the end of 2024, followed by two sold-out shows at La Salle Pleyel in Paris in December.

Event details

Status
Past event
Date
Venue
The Queen's Hall
City
Edinburgh
Genres
Jazz
Organiser
Gotobeat

Artists

About the venue

The Queen's Hall

The Queen's Hall is a historic performance venue in Edinburgh's Southside, originally built as Hope Park Chapel in 1824 and reopened as a concert hall in 1979. Known for its intimate atmosphere and excellent acoustics, it hosts a diverse programme of around 200 live music performances annually, spanning classical, jazz, rock, pop, folk, and comedy, with a capacity of up to 900. It is a key venue for the Edinburgh International Festival, Fringe, and Jazz & Blues Festival.

Address: 85-89 Clerk Street Edinburgh, EH8 9JG Edinburgh, United Kingdom

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