All London's live music

Presented in association with CineConcerts, sword-and-sandals epic Gladiator returns to the Royal Albert Hall for a special 25th anniversary screening with live orchestra.

Chris Dean and the incredible SYD LAWRENCE ORCHESTRA bring you their bespoke show with the music of two of the most iconic Band leaders QUINCY JONES and COUNT BASIE.

With Tom Morris and Edward Gardner, the London Philharmonic Orchestra presents a supernova performance of Mahler’s colossal symphony to set the heavens ringing.

Presented in association with CineConcerts, sword-and-sandals epic Gladiator returns to the Royal Albert Hall for a special 25th anniversary screening with live orchestra.

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

Presented in association with CineConcerts, sword-and-sandals epic Gladiator returns to the Royal Albert Hall for a special 25th anniversary screening with live orchestra.

An enchanting afternoon of classical music including Vivaldi’s The Four Seasons and other renowned composers performed by The Flower Ballet’s string quartet.

Experience the emotionally charged performances of one of the most exciting youth orchestras in the world.

An enchanting afternoon of classical music including Vivaldi’s The Four Seasons and other renowned composers performed by The Flower Ballet’s string quartet.

Sony Interactive Entertainment, RoadCo Entertainment, GEA Live, Senbla and RG Live are excited to unveil PlayStation: The Concert, a groundbreaking live music event that brings the most iconic gaming soundtracks to life.

Presented in association with CineConcerts, sword-and-sandals epic Gladiator returns to the Royal Albert Hall for a special 25th anniversary screening with live orchestra.

Dance company Sasha Waltz & Guests and London Sinfonietta join forces to present their vision of Terry Riley’s In C, a trailblazing piece of musical minimalism.

Huang Ruo and the BBC Concert Orchestra take the audience on an immersive musical journey through London to connect with their surroundings and each other.

Repertoire

• Huang Ruo: City of floating sounds
• Advaith Jagannath: Gaia
• Arvo Pärt: Cantus in Memory of Benjamin Britten

Dance company Sasha Waltz & Guests and London Sinfonietta join forces to present their vision of Terry Riley’s In C, a trailblazing piece of musical minimalism.

‘I am the new Bacchus, pressing out glorious wine for the human spirit,’ declared Ludwig van Beethoven. True, he wasn’t known for his modesty – but until you’ve heard his incredible Seventh Symphony in full, heart-pounding flight, you’ve never known just how intoxicating music can be.

An 18-piece big-band party like no other.

Don’t miss this chance to hear budding film composers present their imaginative scores, performed live to new films by young producers, projected above the orchestra in the cinematic Britten Theatre.

We kickstart every Saturday with our Hip Hop Orchestra Brunch from 1pm-5pm. Prices start at £15, with a bottomless add-on for £19.95.

It’s time to round up the family for Aurora Orchestra’s Carnival, created in collaboration with physical theatre company Frantic Assembly.

Roll up, roll up to Aurora Orchestra’s new reimagining of The Carnival of the Animals, created in collaboration with physical theatre company Frantic Assembly.

As humanity prepares to return mankind to the moon, join us on 3 May 2025 to explore the ‘Wonder’ of our created Universe.

The true afrobeat experience is coming South!

Join us as we head deep into the night, guided by Fela Kuti’s original rhythm keyboard player across a four-hour live afrobeat marathon, channelling the party spirit of the sound’s glorious history.

The world’s most popular history podcast, The Rest Is History, is set to return with a brand new show.

Join a host of West End stars for this ever-popular nostalgic Magic of Animation concert featuring classic hero and villain songs from some of Hollywood’s most beloved animated movies including The Prince of Egypt, Hercules, The Lion King, Shrek!, The Little Mermaid, Anastasia and more.

Janáček’s hilarious satire about art, lunar travel, nationalism – and sausages.