Immanuel Wilkins live in Rotterdam

Experience Immanuel Wilkins live on November 7th

Immanuel Wilkins is a contemporary American jazz saxophonist and composer gaining recognition for his emotionally resonant and spiritually-inclined approach to the genre. His music often blends elements of post-bop, free improvisation, and gospel influences, characterized by intricate compositions, powerful solos, and a focus on collective interplay within his ensembles. Wilkins’ work frequently explores themes of Black American identity and faith. He has released several critically acclaimed albums including “Omega” and “The 7”.

Lantaren Venster is a cultural center located in Rotterdam, Netherlands, situated within a former steam power plant dating back to 1933. Originally constructed to provide energy for the city’s port, the building was repurposed in the 1980s into a venue hosting a diverse range of artistic programming. It currently features multiple spaces including concert halls, cinemas, and exhibition areas. The venue is known for its industrial architecture and its commitment to showcasing both established and emerging artists across disciplines like film, music, and visual arts. Lantaren Venster actively supports innovative artistic projects and maintains a focus on cultural exchange. It underwent significant renovations in recent years to modernize its facilities while preserving its historical character.