Fever, the live-entertainment discovery platform known for helping millions of people find the best experiences in their cities, are bringing  Candlelight Concerts to Malta, kicking off with performances in tribute to Vivaldi’s Four Seasons, Queen and Hans Zimmer’s best works. The expansion into the region comes on the heels of the experience’s success, having delighted audiences in more than 150 cities worldwide, including Madrid, Paris, New York and London. 

The first concerts will see Malta’s most iconic hotel The Phoenicia Malta, located just outside the capital of Valletta, illuminated by thousands of candles, allowing viewers to fully immerse themselves in an adapted programme from 29 December. The varied setlists invites a broader audience that might have never considered a classical music concert before to connect with the most iconic pieces of the greatest composers and listen to the top hits of well-known artists in a different way.  

Candlelight Concerts are a series of original music concerts created by Fever aimed at democratising access to classical music by allowing people all over the world to enjoy live music candlelit performances played by local musicians in various stunning locations illuminated by thousands of candles.

This concept is known to take classical performances out of their usual concert halls and into unique venues that form part of each city’s cultural heritage. Launched in 2019, Candlelight concerts have already been held in unique locations, including the Atomium (Brussels), Tour Eiffel (Paris), Burj Al Arab Jumeirah (Dubai), and many more across America, Oceania, Europe, the Middle East and Asia. 

Candlelight was initially conceived as a classical music series with concerts featuring works from the greatest composers, such as Vivaldi, Mozart, and Chopin. Now, the ever-growing list of programs includes a wide variety of themes and genres, including tributes to contemporary artists like Queen, ABBA, Coldplay, and Ed Sheeran, as well as shows dedicated to K-Pop, movie soundtracks and many more. This multi-sensory experience has also evolved to feature different elements, such as ballet dancers or aerial performers, as well as other genres, such as jazz, soul, opera, flamenco and more.