Experience the soul of Tango like never before as violin virtuoso Anton Jablokov returns to Ireland with Tango Passion.

Following a series of sold-out performances across Europe, including Dublin’s National Concert Hall in 2025, Tango Passion returns to Irish stages for a limited run.

Join Anton and his world-class quartet of violin, bandoneon, cello, and piano for a seductive journey through Tango’s history, reimagining classics like Adiós Nonino, Libertango, El Tango de Roxanne, and Por Una Cabeza with passion and flair.

“Tango is more than just music. It’s a powerful blend of cultural rhythms, born in the vibrant streets of Argentina and Uruguay. It is a reflection of love, longing, and resilience – capturing the raw emotions of life’s intimate moments.” – Anton Jablokov

Anton Jablokov, a Slovak violinist well-known for his virtuosic technique and ability to blend classical precision with the raw passion of folk and world music traditions, is also familiar to Irish audiences through his performances with his brother Vladimir. Anton has graced Europe’s major stages, performing as a soloist with renowned orchestras such as the BBC Concert Orchestra, Ulster Orchestra, and OSI in Lugano, to name a few.

Mario Stefano Pietrodarchi, a world-renowned bandoneon virtuoso from Italy, celebrated for his collaborations with Ennio Morricone, Andrea Bocelli and for his interpretations of Astor Piazzolla’s Tango compositions.

Adam Kuruc, a distinguished pianist and composer from Slovakia, who recently composed music for Grammy Award winners Rodrigo y Gabriela’s latest album.

Claude Hauri, a Swiss cellist, internationally recognised as a soloist and exceptional chamber musician.

Join us for one night where Tango’s passion ignites through stunning artistry.