Jamie Cullum

Jamie Cullum is a globally celebrated singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist, known for his unique blend of jazz, pop, and rock. He captivates live audiences with his dynamic stage presence and extraordinary musical talent, gaining initial fame with the album "Twentysomething," which became one of the best-selling albums of all time in the UK.

His concert tours have taken him to over forty countries and onto the stages of festivals from Glastonbury to Coachella and Fuji Rock in Japan. And, as we are very pleased to announce, he will be performing for the third time on the Danube Stage.

He has also accepted invitations to perform at the White House and Buckingham Palace for President Barack Obama and Queen Elizabeth II, respectively.

Although he is now an experienced musician and live entertainer, his admiration as a fan of other artists and his enthusiasm as a student of new influences remain just as vibrant as at the beginning of his career.

In addition to his successful album productions, he has established himself as an award-winning radio host with his weekly show on BBC Radio 2. Over the past fourteen years, Jamie Cullum has interviewed notable artists such as Paul McCartney, Billy Joel, Paul Simon, and Norah Jones, while introducing new talents like Laura Mvula, Gregory Porter, and Ezra Collective to millions of listeners.