Abel Selaocoe live in London

Experience Abel Selaocoe live on July 20th

Abel Selaocoe will perform at the Royal Albert Hall in London on July 20, 2026. Selaocoe is a South African-British violist and composer known for blending classical music with influences from traditional African music, particularly the folk music of his homeland. His performances often incorporate improvisation, vocal techniques inspired by traditional storytelling, and rhythmic complexity rooted in Southern African musical traditions. He frequently performs solo and with his ensemble, Selaocoe Visions, exploring themes of cultural identity and bridging musical worlds.

The Royal Albert Hall opened in 1871 and was originally named the Royal International Exhibition Hall. Designed by Captain Francis Fowke and Henry Scott Stokes, it was built to commemorate Prince Albert, Queen Victoria’s husband. The venue is renowned for its distinctive circular shape and exceptional acoustics. Throughout its history, it has hosted a diverse range of events including classical concerts, film premieres, sporting events, and popular music performances. It is particularly well-known as the annual venue for the BBC Proms, a significant classical music festival.