WOLFGANG FLÜR (EX-KRAFTWERK) @ PAARD (19 October 2025)

WOLFGANG FLÜR (EX-KRAFTWERK) @ PAARD (19 October 2025)

Wolfgang Flür (ex-Kraftwerk) brings his latest work Times to the Paard on October 19. On this new album, he teams up with lifelong musical partner Peter Duggal to take you on a journey through dark new wave landscapes, with each track opening a new chapter. Along the way, the duo touches on a variety of themes, seamlessly blending nostalgia with visions of the future.

Wolfgang Flür
Paard
Sunday 19 October 2025 @ 19:30

https://tickets.paard.nl/mtTicket/performance/10307437?stlt=prdhg&lang=en

LEDISI – Grammy-winning vocalist @ PAARD (16 October 2025)

LEDISI – Grammy-winning vocalist @ PAARD (16 October 2025)

Ledisi, the Grammy-winning singer, is hailed as one of the most mesmerising vocalists of her generation. With her powerful storytelling and soulful voice, she has redefined the R&B and soul genres. From local clubs to a sold-out Carnegie Hall, her passion and stage presence remain unmatched. On 16 October, this world-class singer will perform in the Paard.

Her brand-new, twelfth album The Crown features a total of 11 tracks. With the single Love You Too, we already got a taste of what to expect. This project reaffirms why she has been immortalised in the hall of fame of R&B and soul.

Ledisi’s extraordinary talent has earned her rave reviews and numerous awards throughout her career. With 15 Grammy nominations, including a win in the Best Traditional R&B Performance category for Anything for You, her impact on the music industry is undeniable. Her hit singles, including I Need To Know, Pieces of Me and Alright, have cemented her status as a pioneer within contemporary soul music.

Ledisi
Paard
Thursday 16 October 2025 @ 20:30

https://tickets.paard.nl/mtTicket/performance/10293223?stlt=prdhg&lang=en

LEVEL 42 – jazz-funk greats @ PAARD (26 October 2025)

LEVEL 42 – jazz-funk greats @ PAARD (26 October 2025)

Level 42 – known for their songs Love Games, Hot Water and Lessons In Love – broke through in the late 1980s with the album Running In The Family. Although the band broke up earlier, Mark King relaunched in 2001 and, in agreement with Mike Lindup, began performing again under the Level 42 name.

On 26 October 2025, the jazz-funk greats can be admired again at PAARD.

Currently this event is sold out

Level 42
Paard
Sunday 26 October 2025 – 20:00 

https://www.paard.nl/en/event/level-42-16

MARCUS MILLER @ PAARD (20 October 2025)

MARCUS MILLER @ PAARD (20 October 2025)

Marcus Miller is a world-renowned bassist, composer and producer, known for his virtuosity on the bass guitar and his innovative style. He grew up in a musical family and started playing bass guitar at an early age. He worked with iconic artists such as Miles Davis, Luther Vandross and Herbie Hancock, and has played a key role in the development of modern jazz and funk. Miller is known for his distinctive slap technique and his ability to combine complex grooves with emotion and precision. Besides his collaborations, he also has a successful solo career, with several Grammy Awards to his name. On 20 October, this legend returns to PAARD!

This concert is currently sold out.

This concert is a collaboration between PAARD and ProJazz

Marcus Miller
Paard
Tuesday 20 October – 19:30

https://www.paard.nl/en/event/marcus-miller-6

Out of Office Drinks: Kai Mata’s Bad Boy Era @ The Social Hub (10 September)

Out of Office Drinks: Kai Mata’s Bad Boy Era @ The Social Hub (10 September)

On 10 September, from 18.30 to 22.00, the Workcafé at The Social Hub The Hague will host Out of Office Drinks: Kai Mata’s Bad Boy Era – a collaboration with Justice and Peace, Holland Park Media, and our event host Kai Mata.

Kai Mata is an Indonesian singer-songwriter whose music weaves vivid storytelling with captivating melodies, blending folk, pop, and traditional influences into songs that resonate long after the final note. With every performance, she invites listeners into a soundscape that is both personal and expansive, affirming music’s power to move, inspire, and unite.This edition also carries a cause: it’s a fundraiser for Bali’s Underground Pride Event, where Kai is a founding committee member. In a country that still deems queer identities as moral aberrations, this grassroots Pride movement creates a vital space for Indonesians to experience queer joy as resistance.

Tickets are free, but we encourage donations to support the fundraiser. Come for the first drink (on the house), stay for the music, the conversations, the community – and a chance to make a difference.

About Justice & Peace:

Justice & Peace Netherlands is a non-profit organisation defending and promoting respect for human rights and social justice globally and in the Netherlands to contribute to just, sustainable, and welcoming societies.

Artists’ Safe Haven initiative:

Through the Artists’ Safe Haven initiative, Justice & Peace aims to contribute to the promotion of freedom of artistic expression globally, including the right to create art, to admire it, to critique it, to challenge it, to be provoked by it and to respond to it, free of governmental censorship, political interference or the pressures of non-state actors. By establishing this initiative for artists at risk we can help these artists and a broader civil society, specifically an international art scene, to continue their work, even reclaiming civic and artistic spaces, speaking out against injustice and contributing to the creation of a fairer world.

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Three top violinists will perform as soloists with the Residentie Orkest in September

Three top violinists will perform as soloists with the Residentie Orkest in September

The Residentie Orkest will perform works by Haydn, Hartmann, Shostakovich, Saint-Saëns, Wieniawski, Tchaikovsky, Gershwin, Mendelssohn, and Florence Price at concerts in the Nieuwe Kerk and Amare in September. The conductors will be Chloe Rooke, Andrew Grams, and chief conductor Jun Märkl. The soloists are renowned violinists Maria Milstein and Karen Gomyo, as well as Bomsori Kim, the new artist in residence, who will perform at the Prinsjesdag concert.

Fri 12 Sep, 8.15 p.m., Nieuwe Kerk: EIGHTY YEARS LATER

This concert, eighty years after the end of the Second World War, is all about reflection and connection. Shostakovich’s Third String Quartet, in a version for string orchestra, is a moving tribute to all war victims. At the premiere in Moscow, the composer couldn’t hold back his tears. In his Concerto funebre, written on the eve of the war, Karl Amadeus Hartmann expressed his fear of tyranny in a powerful protest. With soloist Maria Milstein, the violin sounds like a voice of resistance. Haydn’s Trauersinphonie,conducted by Chloe Rooke, concludes the evening by raising the question of how we move forward. The music brings together mourning and consolation, inviting us to reflect on what really matters.

Tue 16 Sep, 8.15 p.m., Amare: PRINSJESDAG CONCERT WITH BOMSORI KIM

Violinists love Henryk Wieniawski’s challenging, dramatic, and lyrical Fantaisie brillante. There is no better piece with which to introduce the new artist in residence, top violinist Bomsori Kim. She will showcase her technical expertise and sense of drama, for the first time together with the new chief conductor, Jun Märkl. But first, the dead will rise for a devilish dance during Saint-Saëns’Danse macabre. A very different dance is the romantic finale to the Prinsjesdag Concert: Swan Lake. Tchaikovsky’s brilliant orchestration captures the emotion, tension, and magic of this famous ballet.

Sun 28 Sep, 2.15 p.m., Amare: AN AMERICAN DREAM

After fleeing America’s stifling South in the 1930s, African-American composer Florence Price composed her Symphony No. 3 during the Harlem Renaissance in Chicago. In this work, European symphonic traditions merge with African-American influences: spirituals, blues and rhythm. A perfect match for American conductor Andrew Grams. Price’s deep, proud sounds contrast with a particularly melodic sound: Mendelssohn’s world-famous Violin Concerto. This lyrical masterpiece is performed by violinist Karen Gomyo. The concert opens with Gershwin’s energetic An American in Paris, a vibrant ode to the city of lights where jazz and classical music meet.

Photos above: Maria Milstein, Bomsori Kim & Karen Gomyo

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