World Class Soprano Aida Garifullina To Perform First Ever Headline UK Show at London’s Cadogan Hall

From a jaw-dropping performance at the Dr Who At The Proms, through to performing with Robbie Williams at the FIFA World Cup Opening Ceremony, and singing on stage for the likes of Plácido Domingo and Andrea Bocelli, world class Soprano Aida Garifullina now announces her first ever headline show in the UK, as she performs at London’s Cadogan Hall on Monday 24th March 2025.

Recognised by luminaries such as Plácido Domingo and Andrea Bocelli, Garifullina has earned global acclaim for her exceptional vocal artistry. Her illustrious career includes performances at the most prestigious opera houses worldwide, and now UK audiences will have the opportunity to experience her remarkable talent up close. Tickets for this eagerly awaited event are on sale now.

‘London has always held a special place in my heart, and performing here feels like a homecoming. Cadogan Hall’s intimate setting and extraordinary history create a uniquely magical connection, and I can’t wait to share this special evening of music.’

This year, Garifullina stunned audiences at the BBC’s Doctor Who At The Proms, where her ethereal renditions of ‘Vale Decem’ and ‘Abigail’s Song’ earned her rave reviews. Critics hailed her exceptional contribution, with Music OMH praising her ‘gorgeously bell-like tones’ and Broadway World commending her ‘haunting and uplifting performances’. These moments showcased Garifullina’s ability to infuse each piece with both technical brilliance and emotional resonance, captivating audiences in a way few performers can.

Garifullina’s return to London last September to perform Violetta in Verdi’s La Traviata at the Royal Opera House further cemented her status as one of the most exciting sopranos of her generation. Her portrayal was universally praised, blending vocal mastery with deep emotional conviction.

‘There was a brilliance to her performance,’ wrote the Financial Times, and The Express hailed her performance in the tragic role as ‘an emotional triumph’. Critics and audiences alike were struck by her ability to transform onstage, bringing to life Violetta’s carefree beginnings, her defiant independence, and, ultimately, her tragic fragility.

London audiences will now have another opportunity to experience Garifullina’s artistry in the intimate and acoustically rich setting of Cadogan Hall.