Malta’s iconic song festival is back. Mużika Mużika is officially accepting applications for its sixth edition, which will take place between 19th and 21st March 2026. If you’ve been working on something special, now’s your time. Entries can be submitted online at www.muzikamuzika.mt until 19th September 2025, or handed in at the Festivals Malta offices
Applications have opened for artists interested in taking part in next year’s edition of the Maltese-language song contest Mużika Mużika. The 2026 edition, the competition’s sixth since returning in 2021, will be held between March 19 and 21. Applications will be open until September 19 this year. This year’s edition was won by actor and radio host
This year’s edition of the annual jazz extravaganza is taking place between July 7 and 12, with the main action happening at Ta’ Liesse (Quarry Wharf), Valletta. Programme highlights include Cuban artist Lukmil Pérez and his Quartet on July 8, French-American musician Franck Amallem with his trio on July 9; bassist Larry Grenadier, accompanied by songwriter
The final preparations for the 49th edition of L-Għanja tal-Poplu , a festival of original songs in Maltese, are under way. Sixteen songs have made it to the final night, which is being held at Pjazza Teatru Rjal , in Valletta, on August 2. The participating singers will be accompanied by the Malta Concert Orchestra. Read more about the festival on
The Rooftop Series is set to return this summer with an expanded programme of multidisciplinary performances atop the Catholic Institute in Floriana. Running from July 10 to September 10, the series has grown into a fully-fledged boutique summer festival curated by the Office of the Archbishop’s Delegate for Culture. Following the success of its 2024
Music lovers and Pink Floyd fans alike are in for an unforgettable experience this July as Eden Cinemas presents Roger Waters: This Is Not A Drill – Live from Prague . The much-anticipated concert film, brought to audiences worldwide by Trafalgar Releasing and Sony Music Vision, offers a bold, immersive, and deeply personal look at one of the most
The Soċjetà Filarmonika Leone AD 1863 , accompanied by its philharmonic band Banda Ċittadina Leone , recently represented Malta in Brussels with a musical celebration aimed at promoting cultural unity and Maltese heritage on the international stage. The highlight of this cultural mission was a concert in front of the European Parliament, followed by
