The King's Singers live in Lübeck

Experience The King's Singers live on July 25th

The King’s Singers, a British vocal ensemble, will perform at the Musik- und Kongresshalle in Lübeck, Germany on July 25, 2026. The group is renowned for its a cappella arrangements and performances spanning numerous genres, including Renaissance polyphony, jazz standards, pop music and commissioned works. Established in 1968 during their time as students at King’s College, Cambridge, they are celebrated for their technical precision, expressive interpretations and engaging stage presence. Throughout their history, the ensemble has undergone personnel changes but consistently maintained a high level of vocal artistry.

The Musik- und Kongresshalle Lübeck (MuK) opened in 2002 and serves as a significant cultural venue in northern Germany. Designed by architects Sauerbruch Hutton, the building is notable for its distinctive red brick façade and its integration of modern architectural elements with the historical context of Lübeck's city center. It houses two primary performance spaces: the Großes Haus (Great Hall), accommodating approximately 1,900 attendees and a smaller hall suitable for chamber music and other events. The MuK regularly hosts orchestral concerts, opera productions, congresses and various other cultural presentations.