With 18 million followers and hundreds of millions of video views, Swiss musician Jodok Cello has become one of the most-watched instrumentalists on the internet.
Now, having built a worldwide audience through performances filmed on mountain tops, beside lakes and amid forests, he is preparing to make his UK live debut this autumn. The dates come as his online success increasingly translates into sold-out concerts across Europe, with a new album and further live plans to follow in 2027.
This October, British audiences will have their first opportunity to see him live when he joins Welsh classical superstar Katherine Jenkins as special guest on her 25 Year Anniversary Tour, performing on stage alongside Katherine at venues across the UK and Ireland between 2 and 27 October. The dates include Manchester’s Bridgewater Hall, the London Palladium, Birmingham Symphony Hall, Glasgow Royal Concert Hall and The Glasshouse in Gateshead.
The tour follows Jodok and Katherine’s recently released interpretation of the “Flower Duet”, bringing together her mezzo-soprano voice and his expressive cello playing.
At the heart of his work is a desire to make the cello feel accessible, emotional and relevant to a modern audience. Rather than separating classical music from popular culture, digital media or the natural world, Jodok brings those elements together in a way that has allowed him to build one of the largest online followings of any classical musician.
2026 Tour Dates with Katherine Jenkins:
2 October – Manchester, The Bridgewater Hall
3 October – Liverpool, Liverpool Philharmonic Hall
4 October – Cardiff, Wales Millennium Centre
6 October – Brighton, Brighton Dome
8 October – Southend-on-Sea, Cliffs Pavilion
9 October – Bournemouth, Bournemouth Pavilion Theatre
11 October – Oxford, New Theatre Oxford
12 October – Birmingham, Symphony Hall
14 October – London, The London Palladium
15 October – York, York Barbican
17 October – Llandudno, Venue Cymru
18 October – Gateshead, The Glasshouse
19 October – Glasgow, Glasgow Royal Concert Hall
21 October – Torquay, Princess Theatre
22 October – Aylesbury, Aylesbury Waterside Theatre
23 October – Basingstoke, The Anvil
25 October – Dublin, Bord Gáis Energy Theatre
27 October – Belfast, Waterfront Hall
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