Uniquely Great
Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra three times in the Ziggo Dome
For the first time in history, Amsterdam’s largest orchestra will visit Amsterdam's largest concert hall: on 2, 3 and 4 October, 2026, the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra will perform at the Ziggo Dome. Under the title ‘Uniquely Great’, they will give three unique concerts in collaboration with MOJO Concerts.
Tickets for the added concert with Joe Hisaishi on Sunday, 4 October will go on sale on Friday, 13 February at 10 a.m. CET.
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Where can I buy a ticket?
Tickets for the Beethoven concert are available through Ticketmaster.
The following applies to the additional concert with Joe Hisaishi:
- Wednesday 11 February, 10.00 a.m. CET: ING account holders can access the presale via ING Punten in the ING app; Mastercard cardholders can order tickets via priceless.com/music.
- Thursday 12 February, 10:00 a.m. CET: Recipients of the Concertgebouw Orchestra newsletter will have access to the presale via a link in their email.
Would you also like access this presale? Then sign up now. - Friday 13 February, 10:00 a.m. CET: Start of ticket sales via Ticketmaster.
What is ‘Uniquely Great’?
The Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra aims to enchant as many people as possible with the magic of classical music. That's why it performs in an increasing variety of venues. In recent years, for example, it has given open-air concerts at various spectacular locations throughout Amsterdam. With the concerts at the Ziggo Dome, the orchestra goes even further: there, around 12,500 music lovers can enjoy the acclaimed sound of the Concertgebouw Orchestra each evening. In the words of our general director, Dominik Winterling: ‘With these concerts at the Ziggo Dome, the Concertgebouw Orchestra will write history. Uniquely Great is the ultimate expression of our ambition to share our passion for classical music with as many people as possible.'