from £75
Glasgow • United Kingdom
Glasgow Royal Concert Hall
2 Sauchiehall St, Glasgow G2 3NY, UK Open in Google Maps
Glasgow Royal Concert Hall, Glasgow, hosts 9 upcoming events between 28 Sep 2026 and 17 May 2027, with tickets from £69.83. Circle from £88.56, Terrace from £95.11, Stalls from £125.55.
Tickets from £69.83
On sale now 9 upcoming events
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Upcoming shows and schedule
Across September 2026 – May 2027, Glasgow Royal Concert Hall hosts 9 upcoming events. Featured headliners include Jon Anderson, Katherine Jenkins, Van, Mogwai, and Del Amitri. Tickets currently start from £69.83.
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How much are tickets at Glasgow Royal Concert Hall?
The lowest price each part of the house has been listed at across 9 upcoming dates. Seats are sold by individual block, so a specific date may differ.
| Where you sit | Tickets from | Dates listed |
|---|---|---|
| Circle | £88.56 | 3 |
| Terrace | £95.11 | 3 |
| Stalls | £125.55 | 2 |
| Standing | £262.28 | 3 |
What time do doors open at Glasgow Royal Concert Hall?
Doors typically open 30-60 minutes before the advertised start time of a performance. This can vary depending on the event, so it is always best to check your ticket or the venue's website for the most up-to-date information.
Most upcoming dates start at 19:00 (7 of 9 listed dates); each event page carries its own start time.
Door times vary by event — check your ticket or the venue's own website on the day.
About Glasgow Royal Concert Hall: Layout, History & Architecture
The Glasgow Royal Concert Hall, opened in 1990, stands as a prominent example of late Postmodern architecture with a clear nod to classical forms. Designed by Sir Leslie Martin and RSP Architects, the main Auditorium boasts a capacity of 2,475 across its tiered stalls, first circle, and second circle. This shoe-box configuration, characteristic of leading concert halls, provides excellent sightlines throughout, with no structural pillars to obstruct the stage.
The acoustics within the main hall were meticulously engineered for unamplified orchestral and classical performances, resulting in a naturally resonant and clear sound profile. While this design offers warmth and precision for its primary purpose, for amplified contemporary music, the venue relies on a robust installed sound reinforcement system. The Recital Room, a smaller, more adaptable space, seats approximately 200, suitable for intimate concerts and diverse community events.
The Live Experience & Current Schedule
Ingress to the hall is typically through the main entrance on Sauchiehall Street, with staff directing patrons to various internal doors corresponding to seating sections. The spacious foyers across multiple levels provide ample circulation space, housing several bars and concession points which can experience significant queues during peak pre-show and interval periods. As the main auditorium is entirely seated, the experience prioritizes unobstructed views and acoustically balanced listening over standing pit proximity. The atmosphere tends to be attentive, reflecting the performance's nature and the hall's design. With 9 live performances scheduled, upcoming entry prices start from £69.83. The next confirmed event on the calendar is Jon Anderson & The Band Geeks on 28th September 2026.
How do I get to Glasgow Royal Concert Hall, Glasgow?
Glasgow Royal Concert Hall is at 2 Sauchiehall St, Glasgow G2 3NY, UK. Open in Google Maps
By train and tube
The nearest major train station is Glasgow Queen Street Station, which is a mere 2-minute walk from the venue. Glasgow Central Station is also within easy reach, approximately a 10-minute walk away. Both stations serve national rail networks, connecting Glasgow to major cities across the UK.
By bus
Numerous bus routes terminate or pass through the city centre, with most services stopping within a short walking distance of the Concert Hall. Major bus hubs are located at Buchanan Bus Station (approximately a 5-10 minute walk) and Queen Street Station, serving local and national routes.
By car and parking
While driving into Glasgow city centre can be busy, there are several car parking options close to the venue:
- Concert Hall Car Park: Located directly beneath the venue, accessed from Bath Street. This is the most convenient option but can be busy and is subject to availability.
- Q-Park Sauchiehall Street: A large multi-storey car park located a 5-minute walk away, at 393 Sauchiehall Street, G2 3JW.
- NCP Dundasvale: Situated a 7-minute walk away at 15 Dundas Vale, G1 2HE.
- NCP Glasshouse: Located a 7-minute walk away at 75 Glassford Street, G1 1UB.
Please note that parking charges apply at all these locations, and it is advisable to check their websites for current rates and opening times.
Accessibility
The Glasgow Royal Concert Hall is committed to providing an accessible and enjoyable experience for all its visitors.
- Wheelchair Access: The venue is fully accessible for wheelchair users. Lifts are available to access all levels, and there are dedicated wheelchair spaces in the main auditorium. Accessible toilets are also available.
- Assistance Dogs: Assistance dogs are welcome in the venue.
- Hearing Impairment: Induction loops are available in the main auditorium. Please contact the box office in advance to arrange for their use.
- Visual Impairment: Large print versions of programmes and seating plans are available upon request. Assistance can be provided by ushers to guide visually impaired patrons.
- Accessible Seating: Accessible seating can be booked directly through the box office. It is recommended to book in advance to ensure availability.
- Parking: Accessible parking bays are available within the Concert Hall Car Park and other nearby car parks.
For specific requirements or any concerns, it is always best to contact the venue's box office directly when booking tickets to ensure all needs can be met.
Entry and security
The primary entrance is clearly marked on Sauchiehall Street. Patrons should anticipate standard security procedures including bag checks. To ensure a relaxed entry, particularly for sold-out events or if tickets require collection, arriving 30 to 45 minutes prior to the advertised start time is recommended.