Point Music Festival
Four festival days, four world premiere, three orchestras, two club nights, movie shows and a dozen concerts ... in other words four days of pure magic.
Point Music Festival © Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra
Point Music Festival - 23-26 May © Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra
Point Music Festival - collage © Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra
Throughout Point Music Festival, 23-26 May 2019, the Gothenburg Concert Hall will be transformed. With sound, lighting and design, we’ll create an atmosphere where anything can happen. An atmosphere where music, dance, performing art and other art forms meet in new, unexpected ways, sweeping the audience into an adventure.
The leitmotif of the festival is a number of powerful stories about being human, and about life itself, often told by female voices. Four festival days, four world premières, three orchestras, two club nights, a film screening, and some ten concerts…
Welcome to four days of pure magic.
Early Bird tickets on sale now!
23-26 May 2019,
Gothenburg Concert Hall
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