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Flamenco Meets Maqam

An exciting evening inspired by the origins of the Spanish guitar in the compelling music, dance, and drama evocative of the blood and the gold of the Spanish empire, from which the Flamenco culture of the Gitano emerged.

Leo Power presents a flamenco fusion concert that brings together powerful voices and international sounds. Led by her expressive and passionate singing, the performance blends traditional flamenco with world music influences.

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An intimate night of flamenco with ace dancer and director Lourdes Fernandez and her band!

The group features dancer Lourdes, guitar player Adrián Solá, Demi Garcia on drums and vocalist Monica Garcia.

Known for melding traditional flamenco styles with Western pop and Latin rhythm, Grammy award-winning band Gipsy Kings featuring Nicolas Reyes return to the Hall in March 2026.

A tribute celebrating Paco de Lucía's most revolutionary work: the second sextet, with which he redefined flamenco in his final years.

A sound shaped by movement, memory and longing, Abdul Rahman Hajaj brings his deeply personal songwriting to our stage — tracing a life lived between Jeddah and London, and a voice formed across continents.

This concert will be approximately 1 hour in duration, without an interval

The Clapham Grand is a palace of variety 🪩 We are proud to host music from all around the world, and this time we’ve got a fantastic German flamenco guitar duo. In their own words…

Including works by Isaac Albéniz, Abraham Espinosa and Tania Stavreva (featuring several UK Premieres by Stavreva & Espinosa)

A cast of over 100 dancers, professional artists and students perform in one of the largest, most thrilling Flamenco shows to be staged in London.

Rosalía will be returning to The O2 with the LUX TOUR 2026 on Tuesday 5 and Wednesday 6 May 2026.

Rosalía will be returning to The O2 with the LUX TOUR 2026 on Tuesday 5 and Wednesday 6 May 2026.

The Andalusian musical collective Califato ¾ make their London debut, fusing flamenco with revolutionary modern sounds.