The Dreamer
imagination, emotion, poetry
You’re drawn to concerts that offer depth, emotion and meaning. You’re looking for music that moves you, holds your attention and stays with you for a while. Musical theatre also appeals to you.
Tip: many of our concerts feature a pre-concert talk explaining the music. Do arrive a little earlier to attend it!
That’s why these concerts are just right for you:
The Alonetimes
Borregaard, La Berge Dramm, Lixenberg, McCarthy, Porter + Starkie
New to Muziekgebouw aan 't IJ?
I don’t know the artist, is that a problem?
Certainly not. In fact, many visitors discover something or someone for the first time at Muziekgebouw. The quiz and our concert recommendations will help you get off to a good start.
What do I wear?
Whatever you feel comfortable in. There’s no dress code: from casual to slightly smarter, anything goes.
How long does a concert usually last?
It varies from concert to concert, but you can always see the start and end times on the concert page. That way, you know exactly what to expect in advance.
Can I have something to eat or drink beforehand?
Yes. Before the concert, you can pop into the Dudok city café and brasserie on the IJ for a drink, lunch or dinner. That way, you can easily make a full evening or afternoon of it.
For more questions see our Frequently asked questions
Hot right now
The Alonetimes
Borregaard, La Berge Dramm, Lixenberg, McCarthy, Porter + Starkie
L’histoire du soldat
Salzburger Marionettentheater, Dominique Horwitz + Isabelle Faust
An Indian musical family
Ranajit, Shirin en Rajarshi Sengupta + Kousik Banerjee
Lakecia Benjamin
Waed Bouhassoun + Amsterdams Andalusisch Orkest
