Royal Albert Hall

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56 upcoming concerts
London, United Kingdom

Upcoming concerts at Royal Albert Hall

Currently there are 56 upcoming concerts.
September 2026


Snow Patrol
21 September 2026
£110

Snow Patrol
22 September 2026
£130


Snow Patrol
24 September 2026
£150

Steven Wilson
28 September 2026
£130

First Aid Kit
29 September 2026
£80

First Aid Kit
30 September 2026
£100

October 2026



Aaron Tveit
6 October 2026
£60

SIX60
7 October 2026
£50


Jill Scott
13 October 2026
£90

Jill Scott
14 October 2026
£90


Darren Criss
18 October 2026
£60






Steve Hackett
26 October 2026
£110




November 2026

Melody Gardot
16 November 2026
£130

Carmina Burana
22 November 2026
£320

Joe Hisaishi
23 November 2026
£160

Deep Purple
25 November 2026
£180

Bicep
26 November 2026
£120

Jools Holland
27 November 2026
£100

Jools Holland
28 November 2026
£90

December 2026


Jamie Cullum
10 December 2026
£140

Jamie Cullum
11 December 2026
£120


Trevor Nelson
17 December 2026
£80

Trevor Nelson
18 December 2026
£220

March 2027
Avatar
30 March 2027
£70


April 2027

Goat
28 April 2027
£60

May 2027




June 2027




October 2027
Laura Pausini
28 October 2027
£110

Venue Address

Kensington Gore, South Kensington, SW7 2AP, London, United Kingdom

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About venue

The Royal Albert Hall is a renowned concert hall located in the heart of London, within the Greater London area. With a rich history dating back to its opening in 1871, the venue stands as a testament to Victorian opulence and architectural brilliance. Designed by Captain Francis Fowke and Major-General Henry Y.D. Scott, the hall is noted for its distinctive circular shape and majestic dome. Offering a seating capacity of approximately 5,272, the Royal Albert Hall has hosted an extraordinary range of events, from classical concerts to rock and pop performances. Over the years, iconic artists such as The Beatles, Adele, and Luciano Pavarotti have graced its stage, making it one of the most prestigious venues in the world for live music and entertainment. Getting to the Royal Albert Hall is convenient for locals and visitors alike. It is easily accessible via London’s public transport system; the nearest Underground stations are South Kensington and High Street Kensington, both a short walk away. Buses also service the area regularly, and there are also bicycle racks available for those who prefer to cycle. This central location ensures easy travel from various parts of London, making the hall a key cultural and social hub in the city.