Concerts across the UK · Season 2026–27
Classical concerts in the UK
Every orchestra, choir, quartet and recital in the UK, checked every day.
Next 14 days
What's on when
AgendaPick a day to see what's on.
Coming up
Classical concerts this weekThe next concerts on the agenda, wherever you are.
Thu 19:00 · Barbican Centre · London
Gustavo Gimeno & Yuja Wang
Wed 18:30 · Barbican Centre · London
Half Six Fix: Steve Reich at 90
Sun 19:30 · Wigmore Hall · London
Magdalena Kožená / Malcolm Martineau
Sat 19:30 · Cadogan Hall · London
L’Antidote + Naïssam Jalal and Roberto Negro
From £33.99
Sun 19:30 · Wigmore Hall · London
Angela Hewitt / Basel Chamber Orchestra / Baptiste Lopez
Thu 19:30 · Temple Church · London
Temple Song: A Poet's Love - Schuen sings Schumann
Tue 19:00 · Smith Square Hall · London
O Magnum Mysterium
Tue 19:00 · Llandaff Cathedral · Cardiff
Christmas at the Musicals Llandaff Cathedral
From £22.38
Choose a genre
GenresA full orchestra, a string quartet or a single piano: choose your kind of evening.
Choose a composer
More composersThe composers on most programmes this season, and where to hear them.
Choose a city
Sixteen cities and the towns around them.
- London & aroundRoyal Albert Hall · Barbican Hall695 concerts
- Manchester & aroundBridgewater Hall46 concerts
- Birmingham & aroundSymphony Hall52 concerts
- Glasgow & aroundGlasgow Royal Concert Hall51 concerts
- Edinburgh & aroundUsher Hall61 concerts
- Liverpool & aroundLiverpool Philharmonic Hall52 concerts
- Leeds & aroundLeeds Town Hall11 concerts
- Bristol & aroundBristol Beacon20 concerts
- Newcastle & aroundThe Glasshouse · Royal Northern Sinfonia7 concerts
- Sheffield & aroundSheffield City Hall21 concerts
- Nottingham & aroundRoyal Concert Hall6 concerts
- Cardiff & aroundBBC Hoddinott Hall · Wales Millennium Centre12 concerts
- Belfast & aroundUlster Hall12 concerts
- Brighton and Hove & aroundBrighton Dome14 concerts
- Oxford & aroundSheldonian Theatre19 concerts
- York & aroundNational Centre for Early Music0 concerts
Through the year
The moments the whole country goes to a concert.
First time?
GuideNo dress code, no secret rules. What to know before your first concert.
Is there a classical concert tonight?
Very likely. Most days there are classical concerts somewhere in the country, and many more on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. The week page shows them day by day.
Are there free classical concerts?
Yes. Cathedrals and churches hold organ recitals and choral evensong that anyone can attend, usually free with a collection at the door, conservatoires give student concerts, and many cities have lunchtime series. The free page lists every free concert on the agenda.
How do I get cheap tickets?
Look for under-30, student and concession prices, which many halls and orchestras offer, and for the cheaper seats behind or beside the stage. Lunchtime and church concerts cost little or nothing, and the Proms sell standing places for each concert.
What do you wear to a classical concert?
There is no dress code. Wear what you would wear to a nice restaurant; jeans are fine everywhere.
