Royal Albert Hall

Cirque du Soleil returns to the Royal Albert Hall with its UK premiere of OVO!

Canadian jazz pianist and singer Diana Krall returns to the Royal Albert Hall with her Wallflower World Tour.

The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra return with their phenomenal film music extravaganza.

Legendary Welsh bass-baritone Bryn Terfel celebrates his 50th birthday with a special one-off concert at the Royal Albert Hall.

10,000 organ pipes in glorious harmony.

Experience the Royal Albert Hall but not as you know it!

The John Wilson Orchestra return with a sensational new show celebrating the genius of George Gershwin.

An exciting new concert experience featuring the greatest music and visuals from five decades of Star Trek.

Superstar soprano Anna Netrebko will make her much anticipated return to the Royal Albert Hall.

Ji Liu and Sir James Galway join us at another unforgettable evening of classical favourites, accompanied by stunning lights and fireworks.

Legendary singer-songwriter Bob Dylan has announced a run of Royal Albert Hall concerts.

The annual national brass band championships return to the Hall, with the nation's top brass bands battling for the Challenge Trophy.

Following his triumphant return to these shores last year, Art Garfunkel is back

Dancers from English National Ballet perform in Derek Deane's critically acclaimed production of Swan Lake.

Following a triumphant career spanning more than 40 years, Åge Aleksandersen has established himself as a national treasure in Norway

A musical celebration involving over 500 young musicians from the High Wycombe Music Centre.

The inimitable Jools Holland returns for two nights of boogie-woogie partying with his sensational Rhythm & Blues Orchestra & guests.

Guitarist Pete Townshend presents a new orchestral version of one of The Who's landmark albums.

The world's most celebrated choral participation event returns to the Royal Albert Hall.

For one night only, the Royal Albert Hall will host the mythical, dangerous, acrobatic and heroic world of Mexico's masked wrestlers.

The globally-popular Australian band return to the London stage for a debut Royal Albert Hall performance.

The enduring British pop heroes return as part of a tour celebrating the release of their first album of since 1988.

One almighty concert featuring Berlioz's Grande Messe des Morts.

In this year's Friendship Matinee celebrate the 50th anniversary of James Bond with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra.

Over 1,000 young voices from The Really Big Youth Chorus in a performance of Messiah.

Pixar's 2007 animated comedy adventure will be celebrated live in a HD screening with a live orchestra this October half term

Experience 1961 romantic comedy Breakfast at Tiffany's like never before.

60 Thai performers, and their stunningly beautiful costumes, bring Khōn to London.

A fast-moving show exploring the stories of the Ancient Greeks.

The Bootleg Beatles return to the Hall with their note-perfect recreation of hits from every era of the world's most famous songbook.

The multi-instrumentalist and producer delivers two entirely different shows across two days.

The UK's most popular classical music show returns to the Royal Albert Hall.

Music being performed by more than 3,000 of the UK's most talented young musicians

Roger Hodgson, the legendary songwriter and singer, formerly of Supertramp, returns for another magical evening at the Royal Albert Hall.

Celebrate England's national day with a selection of favourite English songs, poems and readings.

Orff's towering masterpiece Carmina Burana crowns an evening of superb music.

Celebrate a worldwide cultural phenomenon in this screening of Back to the Future with a live orchestral accompaniment.

Legendary Canadian singer-songwriter Gordon Lightfoot will return to the Royal Albert Hall in 2016

Frank Sinatra Jr. performs some of the best-loved songs made famous by his father

Cliff Richard returns to the Hall as part of his 75th Birthday Tour.

One of the most sought-after classical violinists in the world returns to the Royal Albert Hall.

Jonathan Lee concludes his Better To Be An Old Man World Tour with a debut performance at the Royal Albert Hall.

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