Mike Oldfield's Tubular Bells

It was the debut album of British musician and multi-instrumentalist MIKE OLDFIELD, and it made music history – TUBULAR BELLS. The album, created in 1971 and released in 1973, is considered a landmark work of progressive rock. The two parts each filled one side of an LP. At the time, 20-year-old Oldfield played almost all the instruments himself: acoustic and electric guitars, Farfisa, Hammond organ, flute, glockenspiel, piano, mandolin, percussion, and violin. The style of the album goes far beyond traditional rock music. Oldfield combined various musical influences from folk, classical music, blues, and rock into a previously unheard soundscape. The album is almost entirely instrumental.

On the tour, a live orchestra will perform, conducted by Oldfield's longtime collaborator Robin Smith. They will play the legendary album Tubular Bells in its entirety, as well as other works by Mike Oldfield, including Moonlight Shadow, Summit Day, Family Man, and Ommadawn.

Program and cast

Safety Information!

As the organizer Barracuda Music has informed us, that for this concert Backpacks and larger (hand) bags are not allowed. FORBIDDEN.

It is expressly pointed out not to take larger items to the venue and to limit oneself to taking the essentials such as tickets, keys, medicines or cosmetics, money and mobile phones (other electronic devices such as GoPro´s, tablets, selfie sticks and any recording devices are not permitted).

As a guideline for bags carried, the organizer has communicated the following: Maximum size of DIN A4 (21x29 cm) can be taken to the concert.