David Krakauer's Acoustic Klezmer Quartet Tickets

David Krakauer's Acoustic Klezmer Quartet (AKQ) brings the sharp, intimate energy of klezmer into an unplugged, multi‑dimensional live setting. Led by clarinetist and composer David Krakauer, AKQ celebrates clear, unamplified performances of Krakauer's repertoire alongside klezmer standards, weaving jazz, funk, hip‑hop, and classical textures into a boundary‑pushing, intimate concert experience. As featured by The New Yorker and other outlets, AKQ focuses on accessible, high‑caliber performances that showcase the clarinet’s expressive range in a warm, acoustic setting.

Explore the bio, discography highlights, and upcoming tour details below. If you’re looking to secure your seats, we’ve got you covered with reliable, straightforward access to tickets for each show.

David Krakauer is a central figure in the klezmer revival, renowned for crossing genres and collaborating with leading ensembles. He teaches at major music schools and has earned critical acclaim across jazz and classical spheres, including a Grammy nomination as a soloist with A Far Cry and awards such as the Diapason D’Or for The Dreams and Prayers of Isaac the Blind (Osvaldo Golijov), the Preis der Deutschen Schallplattenkritik for The Twelve Tribes, and a JUNO nomination for Akoka (Quartet for the End of Time Re-Framed). The Acoustic Klezmer Quartet presents these influences in a nuanced, unplugged format that resonates with both longtime fans and new listeners alike.

2025 tour dates include stops in Trondheim, Firenze, Vienna, Munich, Innsbruck, and Oslo. For official updates and more behind‑the‑scenes content, follow the artist across X/Twitter, YouTube, Bandcamp, Instagram, and Facebook.

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Venue details and ticket information are listed alongside each tour date, with a straightforward path to secure your seats for a memorable, unplugged klezmer experience.