All London's live music

Step into a night of dark elegance, hauntingly beautiful melodies and sonic grandeur as we transform our historic theatre into a cathedral of sound.

Whispers, judgments, and accusations swirl around a tight-knit English fishing village. A fisherman’s apprentice is dead and Peter Grimes, the boy’s employer, is in the frame.

“There once was a time. Before television. Before motion pictures… The greatest part of human existence was spent in such a time. And then, over the dying embers of the campfire, on a moonless night, we watched the stars.” – Carl Sagan

Stoneleigh Youth Orchestra return to Fairfield Halls with two titans of the orchestral repertoire. Both are firm favourites for many concert-goers, combining perfectly crafted melodies with powerfully exhilarating drama.

Join the Albion Orchestra at St Gabriel’s, Pimlico for an evening showcasing some true gems of British symphonic repertoire.

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The Royal Philharmonic Concert Orchestra (RPCO) was formed in 1987 and has built up an international reputation in its own right.

Experience the sounds of Baroque in a concert featuring Handel’s lively Water Music and the grand Music from the Royal Fireworks performed by the Oxford Philharmonic Orchestra

Join Dele Sosimi and his Afrobeat Orchestra as they play an epic 4-hour afternoon set in the Fox and Firkin’s iconic garden.

For those who prefer to party in daylight, we begin every Saturday with The Hip Hop Orchestra Brunch from 1-5pm. Prices start at £15, with a bottomless add-on for £19.95.

The thrilling combination of the 400+ voices of four adult choirs, two youth choirs, the Royal Philharmonic Concert Orchestra and world-renowned soloists Nicky Spence and Lucy Crowe will guarantee a night to remember.

We host Free music recitals at St Michael’s Church. Musicians are given the opportunity to perform in front of an audience again and the audience receives a much needed dose of musical wellbeing.

This concert will be approximately 1 hour in duration, without an interval

An unfinished Requiem by a composer who died young, and a Mass by one enjoying a fruitful maturity – linked by friendship and the consolation, joy and hope that music can bring from personal or national troubles.

An unfinished Requiem by a composer who died young, and a Mass by one enjoying a fruitful maturity – linked by friendship and the consolation, joy and hope that music can bring from personal or national troubles.

Experience the rich musical traditions of southern China with one of the region’s most celebrated youth ensembles.

The crash of the seas, the crumbling of city walls and a glimpse of the heavens: all come together in the 2025 First Night. There’s a Scottish sound-picture from Mendelssohn and cool Nordic grandeur from Sibelius.

Presented by London Gay Big Band
Step into the spotlight and join us for an unforgettable evening of show-stopping entertainment at the iconic Wilton’s Music Hall.

Join James Taylor Quartet for a one-off concert featuring an Orchestra and special guests Nitin Sawhney, Graham Day (The Prisoners), Snowboy and Yvonne Yanney.

For those who prefer to party in daylight, we begin every Saturday with The Hip Hop Orchestra Brunch from 1-5pm. Prices start at £15, with a bottomless add-on for £19.95.

Join the Oxford Philharmonic Orchestra for an enchanting evening of Baroque brilliance,

This glorious blend of Sufi poetry, Indian Classical dance and symphony orchestra comes to the Barbican.

All swagger, originality and ‘orgiastic power’, one of the great 20th-century symphonies, Walton’s Symphony No. 1, put the composer on the map – as the heir to both Elgar and Sibelius.

All swagger, originality and ‘orgiastic power’, one of the great 20th-century symphonies, Walton’s Symphony No. 1, put the composer on the map – as the heir to both Elgar and Sibelius.

Night-time darkness and blazing musical sunlight collide in Mahler’s Symphony No. 7 – a musical epic that packs the whole world into five contrasting movements.