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Hauser

Hauser
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About

HAUSER (born Stjepan Hauser, 1986, Pula, Croatia) is a cellist who first reached global audiences as one half of the duo 2CELLOS alongside Luka Šulić, then built a solo career that blends classical repertoire with film scores and pop. Trained in Zagreb, London and Manchester, he has performed in over 40 countries - from the Amsterdam Concertgebouw to Madison Square Garden - and has accumulated over 2 billion audio streams and 4 billion video views. His concerts are as much visual theatre as music, with elaborate staging that has become his trademark.

3.72M
YouTube subscribers
4B+
Total video views (all platforms)
2B+
Total audio streams
7M
Instagram followers

What's new

  • 2026-04

    HAUSER cancelled all remaining 2026 concert dates in April, citing a health issue requiring immediate rest, and posted a photo of himself in a neck brace.

  • 2026-04

    In April 2026, HAUSER shared a stage in Budapest with Plácido Domingo and Dimash Qudaibergen for a one-night-only world premiere concert.

  • 2026-02

    HAUSER released the EP 'The Swan' on February 13, 2026 via Sony Classical, featuring seven classical melodies arranged for cello and the London Symphony Orchestra.

  • 2025

    HAUSER released the album 'Cinema' in 2025, a collection of celebrated film melodies recorded with the London Symphony Orchestra.

  • 2024-2025

    HAUSER completed his second major solo world tour, 'The Rebel Is Back', across Europe and North America, with guest appearances by violinist Caroline Campbell and soprano Amy Manford.

Tracks

Smooth Criminal (2CELLOS cover)2011 YouTube breakthrough that launched 2CELLOS to global fame
Classic2020 debut solo album with London Symphony Orchestra, reached #1 on Billboard Classical chart
HAUSER Plays Morricone2020 album dedicated to Ennio Morricone's film scores, one of his most-streamed releases
Cinema2025 album - homage to iconic film melodies, recorded with the London Symphony Orchestra
The Swan2026 EP on Sony Classical featuring seven classical melodies including Saint-Saëns' The Swan

Recent shows

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