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Bimhuis One of the world's leading venues for jazz and improvised music, with more than 250 concerts each year.
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Enjoy groundbreaking music up close, with an iconic view of the Amsterdam skyline. The Bimhuis is the prime jazz club in the Netherlands, and challenges every other club in Europe. Based in an exquisite location in the centre of Amsterdam, the Bimhuis features over 300 concerts each year, with a program consisting of top international and Dutch talent, challenging performances and a unique vibe.

Just confirmed at BIMHUIS[Wed 17 Feb]Le Trio Joubran: Traditional music and film scores from three virtuoso brothers on ...
23/09/2026

Just confirmed at BIMHUIS

[Wed 17 Feb]
Le Trio Joubran: Traditional music and film scores from three virtuoso brothers on the oud.

[Sat 20 Feb]
Eivind Aarset 4tet: Guitarist and his quartet with two drummers bring a cinematic new album.

[Sun 7 Mar]
Bushman’s Revenge: Norwegian band mixes the energy of rock with the freedom of jazz.

[Fri 16 Apr]
Bassekou Kouyate & Amy Sacko: Malian griot music for ngoni and voice, between blues, jazz and tradition.

[Sat 1 May]
Daniel Herskedal Trio: Cinematic soundscapes for tuba and bass trumpet, between jazz and classical.

[Thu 27 May]
The Outskirts + Marta Warelis: Chicago-born improvising trio joined by a strikingly original pianist.

Tickets & more info via link in bio

Just confirmed [Fri 23 Oct]Arsenal Mikebe: Ugandian ensemble forms a living drum machine inspired by the Roland TR-808.[...
22/09/2026

Just confirmed

[Fri 23 Oct]
Arsenal Mikebe: Ugandian ensemble forms a living drum machine inspired by the Roland TR-808.

[Sun 22 Nov]
Yad Oud & Amsterdams Andalusisch Orkest: Arabic lute and electronics meet an Andalusian orchestra.

[Sun 6 Dec]
Ben van Gelder Quintet ft. Jeff Ballard: Award-winning alto saxophonist with international top musicians in trio and quintet.

[Sun 27 Dec]
Toon Tellegen & het Wisselend Toonkwintet – God onder de mensen: Narrator and quintet combine absurd literature, philosophy and music in a performance about a God who doubts himself.

[Tue 29 Dec]
Boi Akih Entangled & Voices of the Moluccas: Double bill by dynamic duo and multi-voice collective around Moluccan song.

[Wed 30 Dec]
All Ellington: Amsterdam ensemble gives a distinctive twist to the Ellington repertoire.

[Fri 8 Jan]
Martin Fondse ft. Femi Dawkins & Woodcraft – Wild Card: Socially critical spoken word meets piano, string quintet and live electronics.

[Sun 31 Jan]
BENTU (Badi Assad & Sérgio Pererê): Brazilian duo rooted in the Afro-Brazilian Reinado tradition.

Check part. 2 for more.

Tickets via link in bio

This week at BIMHUIS[Tue 22 Sep 20:00]Orchestre Partout Lab  #20 Martin Fondse X Háshem Kabreet: Sixteen young musicians...
21/09/2026

This week at BIMHUIS

[Tue 22 Sep 20:00]
Orchestre Partout Lab #20 Martin Fondse X Háshem Kabreet: Sixteen young musicians blend Middle Eastern traditions with contemporary jazz.
(Free Admission)

[Tue 22 Sep 22:00]
Tuesday Jam: Jam session with international, young and acclaimed talent at the cafe.

[Thu 24 Sep]
Mahsa Vahdat with Tord Gustavsen: Masterful Iranian vocalist and Norwegian pianist create unique soundscape.

[Fri 25 Sep]
Beatriz: Cuban-born pianist mixes her sizzling latin jazz with authentic son. The concert is followed by a Cuban dance party.

[Sat 26 Sep]
Julie Campiche – Unspoken | Raphael Vanoli Solo: Two concerts on one evening with solo performers who each create their own world of sounds and stories.

[Sun 27 Sep]
Hyphen Dash ft. Diana Sidibé: Award-winning quartet from Kyiv blends hip-hop, jazz, rock and electronics.

Tickets via link in bio

18/09/2026

For Amsterdam Dance Event 2026, we take out our chairs and turn our concert hall into a dance floor. This October we’ll present jazz infused with electronics ( and electronics infused with jazz), a living drum-machine, heavy grooves on tenor saxophone in collaboration with Steppin’ into Tomorrow and some sweaty acid techno to close it all off.

tickets via link in bio






Throwback to last week's concert of Joanne Robertson + S*an D. Henry-Smith, in collaboration with Subbacultcha and The R...
17/09/2026

Throwback to last week's concert of Joanne Robertson + S*an D. Henry-Smith, in collaboration with Subbacultcha and The Rest is Noise. On October 3rd, we're teaming up again for Wendy Eisenberg's poetic, daring folk songs.

Photos taken by the wonderful Maarten Nauw.

16/09/2026

COMING UP: Beatriz

Cuban-born pianist mixes her sizzling latin jazz with authentic son. The concert is followed by a Cuban dance party.

Beatriz enchants with danceable jazz, Cuban style. The band is led by pianist Laura Beatriz Argudin Tella, born in Havana, Cuba. The music is in her blood: Laura is the daughter of latin jazz legend Rodolfo Argudin ‘Peruchín’ and the great-granddaughter of iconic pianist Pedro Justiz ‘Peruchín’. Het six-piece band was named after her mother and excels in a mix of old and new styles.

From traditional son montuno and chachacha to fiery latin jazz: Beatriz embraces it all and can transform any venue into a sultry night club. De Rotterdam-based band includes international top musicians. Soon they will release their first complete album, the follow-up to their EP Momentos.

After the concert the music will continue with a Cuban salsa party at our café with an incredible view, where everybody is invited to dance. Salsa Panorama , organized by Salsa District, has become a tradition at the BIMHUIS.







There will be no shortage of top vocal talent in the coming weeks. From classic New Orleans swing to Iranian poetry: tod...
15/09/2026

There will be no shortage of top vocal talent in the coming weeks. From classic New Orleans swing to Iranian poetry: today’s jazz vocalists are that versatile. 🎤

[Sun 20 Sep]
Bria Skonberg: Versatile singer and trumpeter blends New Orleans jazz with original compositions.

[Thu 24 Sep]
Mahsa Vahdat with Tord Gustavsen: Masterful Iranian vocalist and Norwegian pianist create unique soundscape.

[Thu 8 Oct]
Shishani & Ernst Vranckx – Family Affair: Family project by a vocalist and a pianist weaves jazz and soul into a homage to Southern Africa.

[Thu 15 Oct]
Gretchen Parlato Quartet: Celebrated singer from Los Angeles presents songs from her new album The Wise Ones.

[Wed 11 Nov]
Ekep Nkwelle: A rising star from Washington, championed by Wynton Marsalis.

[Tue 29 Dec]
Boi Akih Entangled & Voices of the Moluccas: Double bill by dynamic duo and multi-voice collective around Moluccan song.

[Sun 18 Apr]
The Breath & Spafford Campbell: New visions on folk by British duos featuring members of, among others, The Cinematic Orchestra.

Tickets via link in bio

This week at BIMHUIS[Tue 15 Sep]Tuesday Jam: Jam session with international, young and acclaimed talent at the cafe.[Thu...
14/09/2026

This week at BIMHUIS

[Tue 15 Sep]
Tuesday Jam: Jam session with international, young and acclaimed talent at the cafe.

[Thu 17 Sep]
Rodrigo Amado: The Bridge ft. Von Schlippenbach, Håker Flaten & Hemingway: Free improvisation by giants of international avant-jazz.

[Fri 18 Sep]
WAAN: Groove-driven ensemble presents new album at the intersection of electronics and improvisation.

[Sat 19 Sep]
Peter Bernstein Quartet: Highly acclaimed grandmaster of the jazz guitar from New York gathers star players around him.

[Sun 20 Sep]
Bria Skonberg: Versatile singer and trumpeter blends New Orleans jazz with original compositions.

Tickets via link in bio

10/09/2026

Trumpeter and Edison Award winner presents his most personal album. With a pre-show screening of the documentary Human First.

Teus Nobel trumpet, Teis Semey guitar, Jasper Høiby double bass, Niek de Bruijn drums

Teus Nobel is one of the leading figures in Dutch jazz. With Child’s Play he presents his eleventh album, and his most personal to date. For this project he assembled a true all-star band, with guitarist Teis Semey, bassist Jasper Høiby and drummer Niek de Bruijn. The music took shape during a period in which his family faced serious illness. While resilience and pragmatism were called for at home, Nobel found his inspiration in the play of his children: free, unpredictable and full of imagination.

That energy runs through the compositions, which leave ample room for spontaneity and controlled chaos. Prior to the concert, we screen the compelling documentary Human First (approx. 50 min.), in which British filmmakers Simon Sixsmith and Steve Denniss captured how Nobel and his wife found space for creativity again after an intense period.

‘Teus Nobel is one of those once-in-a-generation guys that brings it ALL to the table.’ (Christian Scott)

Video: Martijn van der Linden
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Audio: Ruben Kieftenbelt

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Piet Heinkade 3
Amsterdam
1019BR

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