After two arena shows last summer in the Netherlands and Belgium – which sold out in record time – Ludovico Einaudi is once again seeking the intimacy of a concert hall with his “Solo Piano Tour”. Einaudi is returning to basics and will play a special series of intimate solo evenings in his favourite concert halls, including the Queen Elisabeth Hall in Antwerp. On 14 and 15 April 2026, fans will have the opportunity to experience the Italian maestro and his beloved piano in their purest form. Ticket sales start on Friday 21 November at 10 a.m.
During “Solo Piano”, Einaudi will play the most beloved songs from his repertoire, as well as some deep cuts and surprises. Einaudi has become one of the most successful musicians in the world. His enchantingly beautiful and evocative music tops the streaming charts worldwide, and the Italian has also won a place in many hearts in Belgium.
Einaudi has quietly become one of the most successful musicians in the world. His hauntingly beautiful and evocative music tops the streaming charts worldwide, and the Italian has also won a place in many hearts in Belgium.
About Ludovico Einaudi
Classically trained Einaudi gained widespread recognition with his soundtracks for films and television series such as “Intouchables”, “I'm Still Here”, “Doctor Zhivago”, “Acquario” and, more recently, “La Tresse” (2024) and “A Cielo Abierto” (2024).
Einaudi made his big breakthrough with “Una Mattina” and “Divenire”. Both albums made their way to the top of the classical music charts and the general charts. Critics praise him for his dreamy piano works and artfully orchestrated soundscapes. They readily added him to the list of masters such as Chopin, Satie, Glass and Reich. He regularly releases solo albums on which he performs his intriguing compositions with ever-changing line-ups. His main achievements are “I Giorni” (2001), “Nightbook” (2009), ‘In A Time Lapse’ (2013), ‘Taranta Project’ (2015), ‘Elements’ (2015), ‘Seven Days Walking’ (2019), ‘Underwater’ (2022) and ‘The Summer Portraits’ (2025).
In addition to intimate solo concerts, Einaudi also plays with ease for thousands of visitors. He tours all over the world and plays to sold-out venues everywhere. In Belgium and the Netherlands, he repeatedly sells out venues in no time. In London, he resided for a while at the Royal Albert Hall, and in France and Germany, he has conquered several large stadiums.