Ludovico Einaudi: Solo Piano at National Concert Hall

What to Expect

Ludovico Einaudi is one of the most listened-to classical composers and pianists in the world, an Italian musician whose work sits at the boundary of minimalism, classical music and contemporary composition. His recordings have introduced millions of people to solo piano music who might never have sought it out through traditional classical channels, and his live performances carry an atmosphere of complete absorption that is rare in any genre.

Solo Piano is a special series of intimate solo evenings in Einaudi’s favourite concert halls, following his residency at the Royal Albert Hall in London. The National Concert Hall on 6 May 2026 is one of a very limited number of dates on this tour, and the venue’s acoustics serve this kind of intimate, quiet performance exceptionally well.

Demand for this show has been very high. Check availability via Ticketmaster or the NCH website.

Good to Know

• Show at 7:30pm
• Solo piano performance with no support act
• Very high demand, limited availability
• National Concert Hall main stage, seated

Getting There

The National Concert Hall is on Earlsfort Terrace beside St Stephen’s Green. LUAS Green Line to St Stephen’s Green stop is a two-minute walk. Multiple Dublin Bus routes serve the area. Bicycle parking available at the venue.