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Mathias Sandberg Trio, one the hardest touring bands in Finland, embarks on a massive 50 date tour through Finland, Denmark, Germany, Austria, the Czech Republic and Slovakia, to celebrate the 100 year anniversary of Finnish jazz.
The 59th international Pori Jazz festival, to be held July 10–18, 2026, will once again offer a diverse range of musical experiences. The festival’s main concerts will be held at the Kirjurinluoto Concert Park from Thursday, July 16, to Saturday, July 18, and, as usual, international stars and Finnish favorites will take to the stage.
The third major programme release of the Oulu Music Festival continues the Jazz Finland 100 theme launched by the Opening Concert with four additional jazz concerts. Alongside the celebration of 100 years of Finnish jazz, the programme also offers a folk-music time journey from the roots of the kantele tradition to a future coloured by robotic kanteles.
Eclipse Jazz Club's spring programme 2026 delivers a rich serving of top jazz in Tampere.
The winners will be celebrated in a gala event on 5 February at Tiivistämö in Helsinki.
50-vuotisjuhlavuottaan viettävä UMO Helsinki Jazz Orchestra ja Urheilugaala ovat solmineet kaksivuotisen yhteistyösopimuksen. UMO Helsinki Jazz Orchestra toimii Urheilugaalan virallisena yhteistyökumppanina ja gaalaorkesterina vuodet 2026 ja 2027.
TTT-Klubi's spring programme announced, first timers include Helmi Antila and Happeningfish.
Guest screening Thursday December 11 at 16:45 in Cinema Orion. After the film reporter Harri Uusitorppa interviews Mika Kaurismäki.
Oulu Music Festival 2026 begins with a celebration of 100 years of jazz in Finland. The programme provides world class chamber music, praised musical theatre and gritty contemporary circus. The festival's first progamme launch includes four events but five unique performances.
To celebrate the centenary of Finnish jazz, a national showcase event dedicated to Finnish jazz will be organized in Finland.
