All London's live music

Three, two, one … lift-off! Take off on an interactive musical adventure for the whole family with the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment.

Three, two, one … lift-off! Take off on an interactive musical adventure for the whole family with the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment.

Join music-loving four-legged friends Stan and Mabel for an orchestral adventure for all the family with the London Philharmonic Orchestra.

Three, two, one … lift-off! Take off on an interactive musical adventure for the whole family with the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment.

Tchaikovsky never did anything by halves, and he poured all his heartache, his sorrow and his matchless gift for melody into a final symphony like no other.

Orchestra Concert in London With Evan Call and The Royal Philharmonic Concert Orchestra

GRAMMY Award-winning DJ, producer, and global electronic music legend Black Coffee announces Live With Orchestra, a huge headline show at London’s The O2 on Friday 22 May 2026.

Get ready for a night of bagpipes with attitude as the Red Hot Chilli Pipers return following consecutive sold-out dates, with their electrifying live show at Cadogan Hall.

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

Bookings start at £15, with a bottomless add-on for £19.95.

This afternoon’s powerful performance brims with drama, lyricism, and transcendence, with conductor Michael Seal and violinist Charlie Lovell-Jones.

A curated live experience that reimagines Midge Ure's career as one flowing narrative. Celebrating over 40 years of innovation, from glam and punk to synthpop and orchestral textures.

The Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment traces a cosmic journey from the dark depths of the universe to gorgeous dawn in the Garden of Eden.

Join us for a unique live music experience hosted by BBC Radio 2 and Hackney’s very own Trevor Nelson and DJ Spoony.

A clarinet soars upwards – and immediately, you can picture the skyscrapers of jazz-age Manhattan. There’s nothing quite like Rhapsody in Blue, and few living pianists play Gershwin with more flair than our soloist today, Japanese jazz legend Makoto Ozone.

Sound worlds fuse. Musical boundaries blur.

Sinfonia Smith Square joins forces with contemporary ensemble, The Hermes Experiment, for a concert that celebrates innovation, collaboration, and the thrill of the unexpected.

Adventure awaits at a cinematic live concert showcasing the greatest escapades from the hit anime show Naruto.

Fantasia Orchestra is joined by the legendary Steven Osborne, one of the country’s most celebrated pianists, for a concert that explores the dynamic worlds of classical music and jazz.

Phillip Ellis conducts the Salomon Orchestra for the final concert in their Music for Stage and Screen series.

Mussorgsky’s Dawn on the Moscow River was intended as the prelude to his final opera, Khovanshchina, and is a prime example of Mussorgsky’s Russian Folk style.

The London Concert Orchestra, conducted by Anthony Inglis, performs epic scores celebrating two of the greatest film music composers of all time.

Back by demand: the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra’s annual Film Music Gala at the Hall, featuring the exhilarating music from your favourite action and adventure films.

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

Bookings start at £15, with a bottomless add-on for £19.95.

Back by demand: the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra’s annual Film Music Gala at the Hall, featuring the exhilarating music from your favourite action and adventure films.

Sir Karl Jenkins conducts his iconic composition The Armed Man alongside a selection of his most-loved works.

Commemorating 25 years since the passing musical genius Curtis Mayfield.

When Sir James MacMillan writes a new choral work, the world takes notice because few living composers write with more honesty and passion.