Emmanuelle Waeckerle Tickets

Emmanuelle Waeckerle is a renowned performer whose work explores the edges of voice, text, and space. Associated with the Wandelweiser collective, her practice spans experimental vocalism, text scores, sound poetry, and language-driven improvisation. Recognized for shaping intimate, contemplative sound worlds, Waeckerle’s career blends rigorous composition with expansive performative listening. This page highlights her biography, discography, awards, and upcoming performances, helping you secure your seats with a trusted friend in the industry.

From intimate gallery and concert settings to collaborations with contemporary artists, Waeckerle’s work invites audiences to listen closely to language, silence, and breath. We’ve got you covered with reliable access to her latest projects and tour information.

Key highlights include recordings such as What is left if we aren't the world (2023) and black and blue (2020), along with early influential works like SILENCIO (2001) and TRUCE / PRAVDA (2002). She has earned prominent recognition, including an Artforum Critics Pick for Slow March (2002) and a 1-to-1 bursary from LADA/Arts Council for VINST (2000). Her works reside in prestigious collections at V&A, Tate Britain, and the Bibliothèque Nationale de France. In 2025, she participates in The Grapes Vocal Ensemble open call in London, contributing to Timeless songs for our times. For fans and new listeners alike, this page serves as a gateway to her ongoing artistic journey.

Explore her official channels for the latest updates, including her site and social profiles, and use the links to follow her on social media and to explore her discography on Bandcamp.