When does the concert at Pantheon start?

Entry starts at 5:30 PM, the concert begins at 7:00 PM.

How much do the tickets cost?

The tickets cost 45 Euros, reduced 32 Euros, including fees.

Where does the double concert take place?

At Pantheon Bonn, Siegburger Str. 42, 53229 Bonn.

Is the event venue accessible?

Yes, Pantheon offers barrier-free, ground-level access as well as a disabled toilet.

How do I get to Pantheon by public transport?

The Pantheon stop is served by bus lines 529, 603, 608, 609, and the night bus line N4. Bonn-Beuel train station is also nearby.

Are there parking options?

Yes, parking spaces are available in the yard of Siegburger Str. 42 and in the surrounding streets.

Two jazz worlds, one evening: Rob Luft, Helbock and Hofer in Bonn

Name: Rob Luft Trio | David Helbock & Julia Hofer
Start: 2026-04-23T21:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-04-24T00:00:00+02:00
Location: Pantheon

A double concert that bathes Bonn in fine jazz colors

On Thursday, April 23, 2026, British guitar artistry meets Austrian sound poetry at Pantheon Bonn: Rob Luft Trio and David Helbock & Julia Hofer invite you to a double concert that oscillates between crystalline transparency, improvisational tension, and musical depth. The evening begins at 7 PM, with entry opening at 5:30 PM.

Rob Luft: Precision, sound, and a trio with fine nuances

Rob Luft has quickly established a solid place in the European jazz scene. His playing combines virtuosity with a round, clear tone and brings influences from Pat Metheny, Bill Frisell, and John Abercrombie to new light. In Bonn, he presents his new trio with Jonas Westergaard on bass and Jon Fält on drums and percussion, just before the planned ECM debut album in summer 2026. This promises a sound that shines, remains subtle, and yet charges every phrase with tension.

David Helbock & Julia Hofer: Between piano, bass, cello, and open form

David Helbock is one of the most distinctive voices in the Austrian jazz scene, and Julia Hofer brings fresh impulses from pop, bass, and cello. Together, they unfold a wide arc on Faces of Night from Prince and Schumann to Thelonious Monk and Eddie Harris. This contrast provides friction, dynamics, and that live atmosphere that makes a concert evening an unforgettable experience. Sometimes whispering intimate, sometimes grooving expressively, the duo opens acoustic spaces with great emotional range.

Pantheon Bonn: Close to the sound, close to the stage

The Pantheon in Bonn-Beuel is known as a stylish, air-conditioned venue for focused concert evenings. The address is Siegburger Str. 42, 53229 Bonn. Those arriving by car will find parking spaces in the yard and surrounding streets; Bonn-Beuel train station is located about a five-minute walk away according to venue information, and the Pantheon stop is served by bus lines 529, 603, 608, 609, and the night bus line N4. The access is barrier-free and on ground level, and there is a disabled toilet available.

What makes this evening special

Jazzfest Bonn presents a double concert with double excitement: a trio featuring one of the most exciting guitarists of his generation and a duo that shapes sound spaces with melodic finesse and improvisational openness. The audience experiences not only two strong formations but also two different narrative styles of modern jazz. This is exactly what creates that special audience atmosphere that intimate club concerts are so loved for.

Conclusion: Those who come to the Pantheon on April 23, 2026, will experience an evening of high musical density, fine dynamics, and great proximity to the stage. A must-attend for jazz fans who want to feel vibrant improvisation and strong sound colors live.