Cyprus Mail5 Aug 2026

Live music choices in Cyprus this week

This summer season, August in particular, is marked by its live music evenings, which fill up the cultural calendar. This week, local musicians pick up their guitars, drumsticks and microphones as they prepare to perform all around the island.

Next, as part of in the Municipality of Nicosia’s Summer Nights 2026, is a live performance by singer-songwriter Chrysanthi Schiza, who will present the Melodies in the Courtyard programme. With Marios Stylianou on piano, the evening will take audiences...

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