Royal Philharmonic Hall Liverpool

Name: Royal Philharmonic Hall
Address: Liverpool Philharmonic Hall, Hope Street, Liverpool, L1 9BP, GB
Telephone: 0151 709 3789

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Bill Ryder Jones & Gruff Rhys

Royal Philharmonic Hall Liverpool
Thursday 28th November
Bill Ryder Jones & Gruff Rhys come to Liverpool Philharmonic Hall on 28th November 2024.

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Ezio

Royal Philharmonic Hall Liverpool
Saturday 30th November
Ezio are back in Liverpool!

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Liverpool Philharmonic is one of the UK’s most forward-looking music organisations.

As well as the world class Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra, our programme of classical music activity includes the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Choir, the Rodewald Concert Series of chamber music and our contemporary group Ensemble 10 10.

Our extremely active Learning department has been working with schools and the community through its orchestral programme since the 1940. We offer a range of inspirational opportunities to get involved in live music-making of the highest quality for thousands of people every year, and learning events for all ages from 3 years to adults.

Uniquely, we also run a venue; the Grade II listed Liverpool Philharmonic Hall. We promote a wide range of contemporary rock, pop, folk, roots, jazz and blues concerts and music projects, in addition to festivals and comedy. Built in the 1930s, the 1,790 seat Art Deco concert hall also regularly transforms into a cinema. A smaller space upstairs, the Rodewald Suite, provides a cabaret style venue.