He is enthralled to be performing once again in a land so dear to him, this time with the City of Athens Symphony Orchestra at the Odeon of Herodes Atticus.

Take a seat in the court of ancient Athens as Socrates goes on trial for his life. Hear the philosopher face his accusers with his trademark wit, cutting logic, and the courage of his ideals.

International Greek choreographer Andonis Foniadakis is visiting the Thessaloniki Concert Hall for the first time with his new choreography "Wisteria Maiden". The project, a production of visionary culture, will premiere at the Thessaloniki Concert Hall on Wednesday, April 29, 2015, following performances in Athens (22, 23, 24 & April 25).

Andonis Foniadakis is a choreographer who enjoys an international reputation and has worked with major dance troupes, as well as founding his own ensemble. In his new work, Wisteria Maiden, he draws inspiration from the Japanese theatre and creates a kinetic and visual world rich in imagination, in which the human body is seen as full of energy, power and sensuality.

The favorite of the Greek public, returns, Sunday, February 21, with a multimember band, his shiny suits and his unpredictable choreographies to shake off the live stage of Gazarte.

In Greece he will present a best of collection with songs from his impressive discography, accompanied with the quartet of musicians that surround him in live performances during the last years. And as Duke Ellington said: " It doesn't mean a thing if you ain't got that swing ".

Our beloved dark crooner Mark Lanegan, returns with a mini tour in Greece. He performs live at Gagarin 205 music space in Athens on March 19th, in Principal Club Theater in Thessaloniki on March 20th and at Lab Art in Volos on March 21st.

Kovacs comes to Athens to haunt us with her deeply romantic and dark voice on February 6th 2015 at Principal Club Theater in Thessaloniki and on February 7th at Gagarin 205 Music Space.

On January 29th and 30th, the Raveonettes are coming to Athens for two concerts in Athens and Thessaloniki within the context of their tour for the promotion of their new album entitled "Pe' ahi".

A former child prodigy, Aaron Parks, now thirty, has achieved a lot: university studies (piano, composition, Maths, computers), awards, recordings and all manner of collaborations. Highly-regarded publications have called him a "player and composer of great depth with a truly cinematic vision", "the most rapidly rising star of them all", and "a step ahead of the rest". And he isn't coy about his influences: Ran Blake, Paul Bley, Bartók's Hungarian folk songs.