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29.06.2024, Alexela Concert Hall. Grandiose event of the music season!Õllesummer is returning with a star-studded line-up: see who is performing
Estonia’s biggest festival, Õllesummer (Beer Summer), will be celebrating its 30th anniversary in the upcoming summer and now, the names of the first artists who will be performing on 3–6 July at the Tallinn Song Festival Grounds will be revealed. True to form for a jubilee celebration, the list of artists is truly outstanding for any music lover.The Italian pop opera sensation The Italian Tenors will return to Estonia
Next October, the unique The Italian Tenors will give three concerts in Estonia as part of their ‘Viva La Vita’ tour. The trio performed in Estonia for the first time this spring, selling out concert halls at record speed.Our headquarters is now in the heart of Tallinn's city center
From September 1st, the new office of Piletilevi Group is located in the heart of Tallinn's city center, at Maakri 23 A.Change in the Piletilevi environment log-in
The Piletilevi environment login system will be updated starting May 30th, and in connection with this, your new username will be your e-mail address.Give someone you love a musical experience!
Bring joy to your friends and loved ones by giving them the gift of music: from 10 December to 31 December all tickets for the current season are 30% off.
There is something for everyone in ENSO’s multifaceted and delightful programme. In January the lovers of romantic music can enjoy “Brahms and Tchaikovsky”, and fans of fashion and opera, the musical fashion show “Fashion in the Opera”.
On 5 February we invite music lovers to the Nordea Concert Hall to enjoy Holst’s grand work “Planets” together with a NASA documentary about planets. The programme in February also includes something for those who love percussion instruments (“Attention, percussion!”), chamber music (“Paris. The Belle Époque”) and vocal music (“Faith, hope, love”).
In March and April, Tallinn will be visited by the Latvian and Lithuanian national orchestras, the Finnish multi-talented Olli Mustonen, one of the most recognised Estonians in the world Paavo Järvi, and we will also see ENSO’s performances under the baton of its principal conductor Neeme Järvi and the principal conductor of the Estonian National Male Choir, Mikk Üleoja. The concert for the Estonian Music Days will be conducted by Anu Tali and the season’s finale by conductor of the Komische Oper Berlin, Kristiina Poska. They will be accompanied by many immaculate instrumental and vocal soloists and the Estonian National Male Choir.
The 30% discount is applicable to full price tickets.
