from £95 (as of 16 Sept)
Nottingham • United Kingdom
Royal Concert Hall Nottingham
Theatre Square, Nottingham NG1 5ND, UK Open in Google Maps
Royal Concert Hall Nottingham, Nottingham, hosts 8 upcoming events between 23 Oct 2026 and 27 May 2027, with tickets from £55. Stalls from £101.45.
Tickets from £55
On sale now 8 upcoming events
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Upcoming shows and schedule
Across October 2026 – May 2027, Royal Concert Hall Nottingham hosts 8 upcoming events. Featured headliners include Alison Moyet, Jack Savoretti, Del Amitri, Emeli Sandé, and Wet Wet Wet. Tickets currently start from £55.
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How much are tickets at Royal Concert Hall Nottingham?
The lowest price each part of the house has been listed at across 8 upcoming dates. Seats are sold by individual block, so a specific date may differ.
| Where you sit | Tickets from | Dates listed |
|---|---|---|
| Stalls | £101.45 | 8 |
What time do doors open at Royal Concert Hall Nottingham?
Doors typically open 30-60 minutes before the advertised performance start time. Specific timings can vary depending on the event, so it is always best to check your ticket or the venue's website.
Most upcoming dates start at 19:00 (6 of 8 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 Royal Concert Hall Nottingham: Layout, History & Architecture
Opened in 1982, the Royal Concert Hall Nottingham presents a distinctly modernist architectural profile, characterised by its angular concrete forms and a functional, imposing presence within the city centre. Designed primarily as a venue for classical music, it boasts a substantial capacity of approximately 2,497 seated patrons. The main auditorium is configured with a traditional tiered layout, featuring stalls on the ground floor, a spacious circle, and an upper circle, ensuring a clear view of the stage from a majority of positions.
The design of the hall prioritised acoustic performance for unamplified musical forms. The auditorium’s shape and materials contribute to a clear, resonant sound profile, allowing for natural reverberation that supports orchestral and choral works effectively. For amplified events, the sound experience is heavily reliant on the quality and configuration of the installed public address systems, which integrate with the hall's inherent acoustic properties rather than completely overriding them. Sightlines throughout the tiered seating are generally unobstructed, a key consideration in its 1980s construction, though some extreme side seats in the upper tiers may offer more angled perspectives.
The Live Experience & Current Schedule
Entering the Royal Concert Hall, patrons are directed through well-organised ingress points, typically leading to spacious foyer areas on multiple levels that host bars and refreshment points. The atmosphere within the auditorium is generally one of seated appreciation, fitting for a venue primarily hosting classical concerts, theatre productions, and comedy, as well as amplified popular music where the audience remains seated. The tiered seating arrangement means there is no standing pit; instead, the focus is on comfortable viewing and listening, fostering an attentive environment.
With 8 live performances scheduled, upcoming entry prices start from £55. The experience here is less about dense crowd energy and more about the shared focus on the stage's performance. The next confirmed event on the calendar is Alison Moyet on 23rd October 2026.
How do I get to Royal Concert Hall Nottingham, Nottingham?
Royal Concert Hall Nottingham is at Theatre Square, Nottingham NG1 5ND, UK. Open in Google Maps
By train and tube
Nottingham Station is the primary railway hub, located approximately a 10-15 minute walk from the Royal Concert Hall. Regular services connect Nottingham to major cities across the UK, including London, Manchester, Birmingham, and Leeds. From the station, it's a straightforward walk up Queen's Road, turning onto Trent Street, then onto Lace Street, and finally to the venue.
By bus
Nottingham's comprehensive bus network offers numerous routes that stop within easy walking distance of the Royal Concert Hall. The nearest major bus stops are located on Upper Parliament Street and Fletcher Gate. Various local and regional bus companies operate services, making it an accessible option from across Nottinghamshire and surrounding areas.
By car and parking
The Royal Concert Hall is situated in the city centre, with several parking options available nearby.
- Talbot Street Car Park: NG1 5GX - A multi-storey car park approximately a 5-minute walk away.
- Concert Hall Car Park: Located directly beneath the Royal Centre, offering convenient but often busy parking. Accessible via Wollaton Street.
- St James's Car Park: NG1 6AJ - Another city centre option, around a 7-10 minute walk from the venue.
Please note that Nottingham operates a Clean Air Zone, and certain older diesel vehicles may incur charges. It is advisable to check current regulations before travelling by car.
Accessibility
The Royal Concert Hall Nottingham is committed to ensuring a welcoming and accessible experience for all patrons.
- Wheelchair Access: The venue offers level access to the main foyer and auditorium. Accessible seating is available in various locations within the auditorium, and these can be booked in advance. Lifts are available to access different levels.
- Assistance Dogs: Assistance dogs are welcome, and arrangements can be made for their care during the performance. Please inform the box office when booking tickets.
- Hearing Impaired: Induction loop systems are available in the auditorium. Please request this service when booking.
- Visual Impairment: Large print or Braille versions of some information may be available on request. Audio described performances are sometimes offered; please check the venue's listings.
- Accessible Toilets: Accessible toilet facilities are available throughout the venue.
It is highly recommended to contact the venue's accessibility team in advance of your visit to discuss specific needs and to ensure the best possible experience.
Entry and security
The primary entrance to the Royal Concert Hall is located on South Sherwood Street, adjacent to the Theatre Royal. Additional access may be available from Upper Parliament Street depending on the event. Queue arrangements are typically well-managed outside the main doors. Standard security procedures, including bag searches, are in place for all events. It is advisable to arrive at least 30 minutes before the advertised show time to allow for entry, security checks, and finding your seat.