Karin Schaupp & Andrew Veivers
From June 12, 2026 until June 21, 2026
At South East Queensland
Categories: Classical, Concert, Flamenco, Live Music, COMPASS Project
Andrew Veivers photo by David Kelly
Acclaimed guitarists Karin Schaupp and Andrew Veivers come together for the first time in concert, presenting an intimate program of Spanish guitar.
Long-time friends since their university days studying under Karin’s mother and mentor, Isolde Schaupp, the pair bring deep musical understanding and complementary styles to the stage.
Karin Schaupp is one of the world’s most celebrated classical guitarists. Known for her expressive artistry and luminous tone, she has performed across Europe, Asia, the Americas and Australia as a soloist and chamber musician. Her recordings for Warner Music International and ABC Classics have earned international acclaim and inspired new works written especially for her.
Andrew Veivers is regarded as one of Australia’s leading Spanish guitarists. His music draws on both classical and flamenco traditions, shaped by study and performance in London, Madrid and Amsterdam. He has toured internationally with Flamenco Fire and The Saruzu Quartet.
In this special collaboration, Karin and Andrew share a program that highlights the artistry, intimacy and expressive power of the Spanish guitar.
Tour Dates 2026
Maleny Community Centre
Friday 12 June | Time: 7pm | Location: 23 Maple St, Maleny | Tickets: events.humanitix.com
Coolum Civic Centre
Saturday 13 June | Time: 7pm | Location: 2-4 Park St, Coolum Beach | Tickets: events.humanitix.com
Redland Performing Arts Centre
Friday 19 June | Time: 7pm | Location: 2/16 Middle St, Cleveland | Tickets: TBA
Majestic Theatre
Saturday 20 June | Time: 7pm | Location: 3 Factory St, Pomona | Tickets: TBA
Eudlo Hall
Sunday 21 June | Time: 4pm | Location: 19 Rosebed St, Eudlo | Tickets: events.humanitix.com
This project is supported by the Queensland Government through Arts Queensland. Supported by the Regional Arts Development Fund - a partnership between Queensland Government, through Arts Queensland, and Sunshine Coast Council to support local arts and culture in regional Queensland.
