Suzanne Vega - Flying with Angels - Schedule, Program & Tickets

Suzanne Vega presents a concert with a cross-section of her career, including hits such as "Tom's Diner", "Luka", "Marlene On The Wall" and many more, as well as songs from her latest album "Flying with Angels", which was released in May 2025 to critical acclaim. She will be accompanied by her longtime guitarist Gerry Leonard (known for his work with David Bowie) and cellist Stephanie Winters.

REVIEWS OF "FLYING WITH ANGELS"

"Four decades after her debut as a newcomer, Suzanne Vega has lost none of her talent for clear reflection and catchy music to match ... Her voice is still knowledgeable and attentive." - Rolling Stone" target="_blank">The best albums of 2025 (so far)

"Infused with a vibrancy and political urgency that is utterly contemporary" - MOJO

"Finds humility and grace amidst the 'permanent emergency' of the present" - UNCUT Magazine

LIVE-REVIEWS 2025

"...Vega remains relevant and is never afraid to challenge her audience, be it musically or politically. A genius without a shadow." - Morning Star

"A gifted storyteller and songwriter, she has effortlessly captivated her audience." - The Edinburgh Reporter

"Vega proves she deserves a place alongside the likes of Reed, Dylan and Cohen." - The Scotsman

"Forty years on, Suzanne Vega is still enchanting ... she has lost none of her class - on the contrary, her music has matured beautifully." - All Music Magazine UK

ABOUT SUZANNE VEGA

Widely regarded as one of the most important songwriters of her generation, Suzanne Vega emerged as a key figure in the folk revival movement of the early 1980s. Accompanied by her acoustic guitar, Vega sang her own contemporary folk or neo-folk songs in the clubs of Greenwich Village. Since the release of her self-titled, critically acclaimed debut album in 1985, she has sold out concerts in many of the world's most famous concert halls. Known for her emotional performances, Vega's distinctive, "clear, unwavering voice" (Rolling Stone) has been described as follows: The Washington Post described her as "cool, dry and almost whispery, as if sandpapered," and NPR Music emphasized that she has created "vibrant and innovative music" over the course of her decades-long career. Vega, who considers herself a master storyteller and "looks at the world with a clinical, poetic eye" (New York Times), focuses most of her songs on city life, ordinary people and everyday themes. Her remarkably concise and understated music is instantly recognizable - as unmistakable and profound as when her voice was first heard on the radio over 40 years ago.

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