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Missed out on tickets the first time round? We’ve had late returns through for concerts ranging from Marillion and Imelda May, to The Corrs, Busted and Squeeze.
Jaws in Concert
Saturday 21 & Sunday 22 October
Catch the mother of all summer blockbusters on the big screen, with its iconic score performed live.
The Addams Family in Concert
Thursday 26 October
Get in the mood for Halloween with this delightfully twisted comedy, screened with live orchestra.
Champions Tennis
30 November – 3 December
Featuring former Grand Slam Champions, World No.1s and tennis icons playing on the greatest stage.
Guy Barker’s Big Band Christmas
Sunday 10 December
Georgie Fame and Shaun Escoffery are the latest guests announced for this swinging, soulful, festive gala.
Late Night Jazz
Elgar Room: Throughout November
Featuring Michele Drees Tap Project, Daniel Casimir and Michael Horovitz, as part of the EFG London Jazz Festival.
Live Music Brunch
Verdi: On Selected Sundays
Unwind with great food, and music from Café Manouche, The Silver Ghosts and Hetty and the Jazzato Band.
Catch up on what’s been happening at the Hall
In the last few weeks we’ve witnessed: Alter Bridge unleashing a sonic barrage of symphonic metal with the help of the Parallax Orchestra; Wizkid becoming the first-ever Afrobeats artist to headline the Hall; a screening of Casino Royale with live orchestra; Ryan Adamsplaying a barnstorming, career-spanning set; and Jools Holland celebrating 25 years of Later… with the help of some very special guests.
Looking back on a rock legend: remembering Tom Petty (1950-2017)
Along with the rest of the music world we were devastated to hear of the loss of another icon, the legendary Tom Petty, who died aged 66, on Monday 2 October.
We’ve taken a look back at his appearances at the Hall, including his debut in 2002, as part of the legendary Concert for George, and his two nights as a headliner with the Heartbreakers in 2012, the final time he played the Hall.
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