Town Hall & Symphony Hall Birmingham

    What’s On at Town Hall Symphony Hall Birmingham

    Town Hall Symphony Hall Birmingham (THSH) is one of the UK’s leading live performance venue complexes, hosting concerts, comedy shows, classical music, jazz and touring productions throughout the year at Symphony Hall and Birmingham Town Hall.

    Home to the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra, Symphony Hall is a 2,262-seat world-class concert venue known for its exceptional acoustics and major international performances.

    Located in Victoria Square, Birmingham Town Hall is a Grade I listed historic venue dating from 1834 and continues to host concerts, talks and cultural events in the city centre.

    THSH, Birmingham Town Hall & Symphony Hall

    Upcoming events at THSH, Birmingham Town Hall & Symphony Hall

    Strictly The Professionals Tour 2026

    Strictly The Professionals returns - bigger, bolder, and more breathtaking than ever.

    Town Hall & Symphony Hall Birmingham

    16 May 2026

    Strictly The Professionals returns - bigger, bolder, and more breathtaking than ever

    6th Evgeny Svetlanov International Conducting Competition

    CBSO

    Town Hall & Symphony Hall Birmingham

    3 Sep 2026 - 6 Sep 2026

    Evgeny Svetlanov International Conducting Competition

    Tchaikovsky’s Violin Concerto

    Prepare to be shaken, stirred and uplifted by this programme of spectacular orchestral works, led by the brilliant Dima Slobodeniouk. We start with the raw emotion of Martinu’s wartime lament, Memorial to Lidice. Tchaikovsky’s stunning Violin Concerto famously flopped at its premiere (one critic remarked that it ‘stank to the ear’) yet today it is an absolute favourite

    Stravinsky’s Rite of Spring 

    Stravinsky goes to Hollywood! Ilan Volkov conducts The Rite of Spring, in a concert bursting with colour.

    Live in Concert: The Lord of the Rings

    Live in Concert: The Lord of the Rings

    Edward Gardner Conducts John Adams’ Harmonielehre

    Edward Gardner Conducts John Adams' Harmonielehre
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