Instantly confirmed to your phone
The view you want, every time
Save big on London's best shows
Trusted by NaN million guests and counting
ABBA Voyage
MJ The Musical
The Choir of Man
Bat Out Of Hell
The Elvis Years
The Beatles by Candlelight
Tom's Elton Tribute
International pop stars regularly perform at London's largest venues, drawing massive crowds for their tours. The city also hosts numerous jazz performances ranging from small club shows to larger concert hall events. Pop inspired concert-cum-musicals like ABBA Voyage continue to attract millions of fans to the capital.
One of London's largest and most recognizable venues, the O2 Arena (formerly the Millenium Dome) in Greenwich can accommodate over 20,000 spectators. Known for its excellent acoustics and advanced technology, its location offers easy access from anywhere in the city, with numerous restaurants and shops nearby.
This historic Victorian venue in South Kensington boasts stunning architecture and a capacity for over 5,000 people. Famous for its intimate atmosphere and superb acoustics, it's ideal for classical, rock, pop, and jazz performances.
Read more about Royal Albert Hall
For larger-than-life experiences, Wembley Stadium has cemented its name as the city’s premiere venue. With a capacity exceeding 90,000, this landmark space makes a spectacular setting for unforgettable concerts by global superstars.
Ticket purchasing: Due to high demand, securing tickets for London concerts can be challenging. Book online to ensure you can get the best deals for your preferred dates.
Plan ahead: Sign up for event alerts and newsletters to gain access to exclusive presales. Purchase tickets well in advance to avoid disappointment, as popular shows sell out quickly.
Research seating: As concerts take place in larger venues, it is advisable to check the layout before making your booking. To find the best fit between your budget and a great view, check our London Theatre seating plan guide.
Transportation: London's concert venues are well-connected by public transport, but planning your route in advance is advisable, especially for events that end late at night.
Arrive early: For the best experience, arrive with plenty of time to navigate security, find your seat, and potentially explore the venue's facilities before the show begins.
Theatrical productions that combine acting, singing, and dancing to tell a story through music, featuring original scores or popular songs in elaborate stage settings.
Know more
Productions that feature a curated selection of pre-recorded songs that showcase the hits of a particular artist or era.
Know more
Interactive entertainment experiences that surround audiences with the performance, eliminating traditional stage-audience boundaries and often allowing spectators to become part of the show.
Know more
Artistic performances that primarily express emotions, stories, or concepts through movement and rhythm, ranging from classical ballet to contemporary styles, often accompanied by music.
Know moreTheatrical concerts are concert performances that take place in a theatre. Theatrical concerts may also include a storyline as opposed to a regular rock or pop concert which is purely focused on the artist's performance.
You can buy tickets for theatrical London concerts online.
London concerts typically last between 1.5-3 hours, depending on the artist and venue.
Concerts in London are held at venues like the O2 Arena, Royal Albert Hall, Wembley Stadium, and various smaller venues across the city.
Age restrictions vary by concert - some are all-ages, others 14+, 16+, or 18+ depending on the artist and venue policies.
Most London concerts start between 7:00-8:30 pm, though weekend shows may have earlier start times.
Photography policies vary by venue and artist - some allow non-flash photography, while others prohibit all recording devices.
Tickets cannot be refunded, amended, or rescheduled.
If a concert is canceled, tickets are typically refunded automatically through the original point of purchase.
Latecomers are usually admitted during suitable breaks in the performance, though this varies by venue and event.
Most venues prohibit outside food and drinks but offer concessions inside, though small water bottles are sometimes permitted.
While there's rarely a formal dress code for concerts, attire typically matches the genre (casual for rock/pop, more formal for classical).
