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Jazz@Megaron returns to Athens Concert Hall, Nov 1–18: tickets from €12

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Jazz@Megaron returns for its fourth straight year, offering 18 days of jazz at the Athens Concert Hall (Vasilissis Sofias & Kokkali) from 1 to 18 November 2025. The series mixes performances from leading Greek jazz ensembles with two acclaimed international acts: the Stacey Kent Trio and the Richard Bona & Alfredo Rodriguez Trio. Opening night on 1 November features pianist Nikolas Anadolis performing his program “Improvisations.” Tickets start at €12 and are available via megaron.gr.

What, where, when

What: Jazz@Megaron 2025 – multi-concert jazz series

Where: Athens Concert Hall (Megaron Moussikis), corner of Vasilissis Sofias Ave & Kokkali, Athens, Attica

When: 1-18 November 2025 (dates and start times vary by performance)

Who: Selected Greek jazz ensembles; international guests: Stacey Kent Trio; Richard Bona & Alfredo Rodriguez Trio

Tickets: From €12; purchase online at megaron.gr. Availability and seating categories depend on the performance.

Organizer: Athens Concert Hall (Megaron)

Program highlights

Opening night (Nov 1): Nikolas Anadolis – “Improvisations.” Throughout the series, audiences will experience a mix of contemporary, vocal, and world-influenced jazz from top Greek ensembles, along with two highlight evenings with the Stacey Kent Trio and the Richard Bona & Alfredo Rodriguez Trio. The venue provides a full, date-by-date timetable with set times; be sure to check the official program on megaron.gr before booking.

Tickets and seating – how to buy

Online: The fastest option is through the official website (megaron.gr). After purchase, you can typically use a mobile e-ticket or print-at-home PDF. Create an account to track orders and receipts.

On-site box office: The venue may offer limited same-day availability. Arrive early to avoid queues. Payment methods and hours vary by day – check on the venue website.

Concessions: Student, youth, senior, or group discounts are determined per concert and require proof of eligibility at the door. Read the conditions shown during checkout.

Tip: Popular international nights may sell out quickly. If your chosen date is “sold out,” check again closer to show day for possible returns.

Getting there

Metro: The nearest station is Megaro Moussikis (Line 3, “Blue Line”), a short walk to the venue entrances.

Bus/taxi: Several city bus routes serve Vasilissis Sofias Avenue. Taxis and ride-hailing services can drop off on adjacent streets; allow extra time at peak hours.

Driving/parking: Central Athens traffic can be heavy and street parking is limited. Consider public transport whenever possible.

Accessibility

The Athens Concert Hall offers accessible entry routes and reserved seating areas in selected halls. If you need step-free access, companion seating, or other assistance, contact the venue in advance via the official website. Services and availability can vary by auditorium and date.

Good to know

Arrival: Plan to arrive at least 30 minutes before the advertised start time for ticket checks and seating.

Bag policy: Large bags may be restricted; bring only essential items.

Food & drink: Food and drink are usually limited inside the auditorium; use foyer areas during intervals.

Etiquette: Silence mobile devices, avoid flash photography, and wait for applause cues where appropriate.

FAQ

What time do the concerts start? Start times vary by date and hall. Check your ticket and the event page on megaron.gr on the day of the show.

Are seats numbered? Most performances use reserved seating; some events may be unreserved. Your ticket and the checkout page will specify the format.

Can children attend? Many concerts are suitable for families, but jazz performances can be long and quiet. The venue may recommend a minimum age; check the guidance on the event page.

What is the refund or exchange policy? Policies are set by the organizer. If a concert is postponed or canceled, instructions will be posted on megaron.gr and sent to ticket holders.

Can I take photos or record? Restrictions vary. As a rule, no flash or video during performances unless explicitly permitted by the organizer.

Will there be late seating? Latecomer policies differ by hall. You may be asked to wait until a suitable break.

Contacts and useful links

Official website and tickets: megaron.gr

Event listing (external): ekathimerini.com – Jazz@Megaron

Details may change. Always confirm the latest schedule, prices and policies on the official website before you travel.

Source: https://www.ekathimerini.com/culture/whats-on/1285176/jazzmegaron-athens-november-1-18/

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