All London's live music

With its iconic four-note opening, said to represent fate knocking at the door, Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony grips listeners from the first moment. Strauss’ Ein Heldenleben — thunderous, semi-autobiographical and subtly tongue-in-cheek — concludes the concert.

Hearing a visiting orchestra and conductor is like meeting a new person, or visiting a new place – part of the joy is getting to encounter something uniquely authentic; something that can’t be experienced any other way.

For those who prefer to party in daylight, we begin every Saturday with The Hip Hop Orchestra Brunch from 1-5pm.

Experience Vivaldi’s iconic masterpiece The Four Seasons as you’ve never heard it before.

Graham Ross conducts the Salomon Orchestra in works by Rózsa, Kodály and Rota.

Graham Ross conducts the Salomon Orchestra in the first concert of their new season of Works for Stage and Screen.

Wooju Baik and Ben Draper conductors
Rachel Leach presenter
RCM Philharmonic

Embark on an unforgettable musical journey.

The European Doctors Orchestra – an inspiring ensemble of healthcare professionals from across the continent – takes to the stage under the baton of the inspiring Grant Llewellyn.

If silence had a sound, what would you hear? Maybe something like the massive stillness that opens Mahler’s First Symphony. A magical spring dawn, or the creation of life itself?

Featuring the voices of Juanita Euka, Yuri Morena and Nana Clara Aldrin Quaye with Orchestra Mambo International, on the day that would have been Celia Cruz’s 100th birthday.

A spellbinding live concert celebrating the music from cinema’s most whimsical and eerie masterpieces – from Tim Burton’s gothic fantasy films to cult classics of the dark and magical.

The London Philharmonic Orchestra invokes the rhythmic power and primal energy of the Stravinsky work that changed the course of modern music.

PROGRAMME | TBC

Please refer to the Loudspeaker Orchestra website for details, as they become available.

New Frontiers: Traiblazers is a bold, live experience celebrating musical pioneers who broke the mould.

A spellbinding live concert celebrating the music from cinema’s most whimsical and eerie masterpieces – from Tim Burton’s gothic fantasy films to cult classics of the dark and magical.

Blending the raw energy of grime, drill and Afrobeat with soulful gospel and orchestral scores, Stuck is a bold new musical that explores home and community.

For those who prefer to party in daylight, we begin every Saturday with The Hip Hop Orchestra Brunch from 1-5pm.

Finlandia

Sibelius completed Finlandia in 1900. Official Russian censors forced Sibelius to rename and secretly publish the work under titles like “Happy Feelings at the Awakening of Finnish Spring,” masking its nationalistic message.

The London Philharmonic Orchestra is joined in a sparkling Mozart concerto by pianist Paul Lewis, before reaching for the summit of Rachmaninov’s epic symphony.

“The Ones Who Really Love You Never Really Leave You.”

Join Stella, a Spiritfarer, as she helps guide beloved souls to peace on their final journey to mystical Everdoor, the gateway to the afterlife.

Experience the thrill of Back to the Future like never before, as part of our Films in Concert series.

Join us for a captivating afternoon of classical French repertoire, performed by all Hong Kong musicians in the UK.

Experience the thrill of Back to the Future like never before, as part of our Films in Concert series.

For the first time ever, Westlife will perform at the Hall, kicking off the 25th Anniversary celebrations with two very special shows.

Dress code: Cocktail

The UK premiere of the complete film works of John Williams ‘Reimagined’ for world-class classical trio – an official and intimate celebration.

For the first time ever, Westlife will perform at the Hall, kicking off the 25th Anniversary celebrations with two very special shows.

Dress code: Cocktail