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Ludovico Einaudi Anna Lapwood

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Italian composer Ludovico Einaudi has announced a second night at The O2, London on Saturday July 11 2026. These very special concerts will feature Einaudi performing with his full band, marking his only UK shows with the ensemble in 2026.  

Einaudi’s forthcoming Solo Piano 2026 tour has already sold out across the UK and Ireland within days of going on sale, including two nights at the Royal Albert Hall where he completed a record-breaking run of 6 nights earlier this year with his full band. Over the past three decades, he has quietly become the world’s most successful contemporary classical artist, with music that has reached millions through film, television, advertising and live performances worldwide. 

His work has been featured in This Is England, Mommy, Nomadland and The Father, and championed by artists including Iggy Pop, Nicki Minaj and Ellie Goulding. 

From Arctic Ocean stages to record-breaking residencies at the Royal Albert Hall, Barbican and Sydney Opera House, Einaudi continues to bring his evocative, cinematic music to audiences around the globe. The O2 concerts promise a landmark experience, combining intimacy and spectacle in a performance not to be missed.

Opening the evening will be organist and broadcaster Anna Lapwood MBE, Organist of London’s Royal Albert Hall and a celebrated advocate for classical music.