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2026–27 Season tickets

Vasily Petrenko conducting the RPO at the Roya Albert Hall with colourful musical stave lines winding behind him and the orchestra

Find all of our main concerts in London in the 2026–27 Season

Must see concerts in London

At Cadogan Hall, the Royal Albert Hall and Southbank Centre's Royal Festival Hall

Dark pink artwork depicting the Tree of Life with a swirly musical stave behind it

Strauss, Beethoven and Errollyn Wallen raise the roof as the RPO turns 80 years young

  • Wed 23 Sept 2026
  • Royal Albert Hall
Illustration of a blue hand grabbing a lightning strike over a blue brush stroke background with the RPO logo curving lines.

Get under the skin of Mozart’s last symphony, as the RPO retells the story of a masterwork.

  • Thu 1 Oct 2026
  • Cadogan Hall
Gold illustration of the Royal Albert Hall within a golden ringed vinyl, overlaid with photographs of vocalists Gloria Onitiri and Trevor Dion Nicholas.

An unmissable afternoon of soul music

  • Sun 4 Oct 2026
  • Royal Albert Hall
Adam Hickox and Liya Petrova.

Vaughan Williams’ dreams of England, plus a gripping showcase for violinist Liya Petrova.

  • Thu 8 Oct 2026
  • Cadogan Hall
A picture of a NASA spaceman walking on the moon.

Narrated on film by Tom Hanks

  • Tue 20 Oct 2026
  • Royal Albert Hall
Ariane Matiakh and Zlatomir Fung.

Drama, fantasy and something wholly new: music by Brahms, Debussy and Laurence Osborn.

  • Wed 21 Oct 2026
  • Cadogan Hall
A photo of Joe Hisaish conducting

The legendary composer conducts his own music at London’s most iconic concert hall

  • Mon 23 Nov 2026
  • Royal Albert Hall
Sir John Rutter conducting his Christmas Celebration at the Royal Albert Hall

Join us for this much-loved Christmas spectacular

  • Fri 4 Dec 2026
  • Royal Albert Hall
Photograph of Cadogan Hall in concert for Christmas Cracker.

Festive favourites with a symphonic swing

  • Sat 5 Dec 2026
  • Cadogan Hall
Artwork of an orange brush stroke and a red-pink phoenix in front of it

Poetry, fairytales and Grieg’s Piano Concerto: melody and wonder from Vasily Petrenko

  • Sat 16 Jan 2027
  • Royal Festival Hall
Illustration of a doorknocker over a blue to purple gradient paint stroke. The illustration is on a purple background with the RPO logo curving lines.

Beethoven’s Fifth: Vasily Petrenko and the RPO play the classic to end all classics.

  • Wed 20 Jan 2027
  • Cadogan Hall
Vocalist Sumudu Jayatilaka singing into a microphone with shining lights in the background.

Swoonworthy Broadway and Hollywood classics

  • Sun 14 Feb 2027
  • Cadogan Hall
Conductor and Pianist Sunwook Kim.

Pure sonic sunshine, as the inimitable Sunwook Kim conducts (and plays) Beethoven.

  • Thu 25 Feb 2027
  • Cadogan Hall
Emilia Hoving and János Balázs.

Piano passion, Hungarian style: Emilia Hoving conducts Bartók, Kodály and Liszt.

  • Wed 3 Mar 2027
  • Cadogan Hall
Illustration of the Royal Albert Hall with silhouettes of four people singing and dancing on a colourful background.

Back by popular demand

  • Wed 10 Mar 2027
  • Royal Albert Hall
Artwork showing the moon, stars, and a blue brushstroke behind it.

Petrenko conducts Tchaikovsky and Rachmaninoff, plus French delights from pianist Bertrand Chamayou.

  • Sun 21 Mar 2027
  • Royal Festival Hall
Fiery orange and yellow artwork featuring feathered wings and swirls

Mahler’s colossal symphony of life, death and resurrection, performed live in the Royal Albert Hall

  • Wed 7 Apr 2027
  • Royal Albert Hall
Adam Hickox and Lucy Crowe.

Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony: a night of celebration, including the famous Ode to Joy.

  • Thu 22 Apr 2027
  • Cadogan Hall
Delyana Lazarova and Liya Petrova.

Liya Petrova plays Beethoven in a concert that buzzes with wit and drama

  • Thu 29 Apr 2027
  • Cadogan Hall
Artwork of snowy mountains and a purple brushstroke

‘Thus Spake Zarathustra’: epic sounds and titanic emotions from Vasily Petrenko and the RPO

  • Wed 5 May 2027
  • Royal Albert Hall
Alain Altinoglu and Lucas Krupinski.

Love, moonlight and the wonders of Egypt: a sparkling French adventure with the RPO.

  • Sun 9 May 2027
  • Cadogan Hall
Adam Hickox and Leah Broad.

The RPO and presenter Leah Broad uncover the secrets of Tchaikovsky’s Fourth Symphony.

  • Wed 19 May 2027
  • Cadogan Hall
Artwork of a ballet dancer in purple in front of a pink brush stroke

Gods, lovers and very angry sheep: Vasily Petrenko conducts magical tales by Strauss and Ravel

  • Tue 25 May 2027
  • Royal Festival Hall
Alpesh Chauhan and Johan Dalene.

A passionate programme featuring Schumann’s Symphony No.4.

  • Thu 10 Jun 2027
  • Cadogan Hall
Kirill Karabits and Liya Petrova.

Folksongs, fantasies and glorious Tchaikovsky from Kirill Karabits and violinist Liya Petrova.

  • Thu 24 Jun 2027
  • Cadogan Hall
Dark pink artwork depicting the Tree of Life with a swirly musical stave behind it

Strauss, Beethoven and Errollyn Wallen raise the roof as the RPO turns 80 years young

  • Wed 23 Sept 2026
  • Royal Albert Hall
Illustration of a blue hand grabbing a lightning strike over a blue brush stroke background with the RPO logo curving lines.

Get under the skin of Mozart’s last symphony, as the RPO retells the story of a masterwork.

  • Thu 1 Oct 2026
  • Cadogan Hall
Gold illustration of the Royal Albert Hall within a golden ringed vinyl, overlaid with photographs of vocalists Gloria Onitiri and Trevor Dion Nicholas.

An unmissable afternoon of soul music

  • Sun 4 Oct 2026
  • Royal Albert Hall
Adam Hickox and Liya Petrova.

Vaughan Williams’ dreams of England, plus a gripping showcase for violinist Liya Petrova.

  • Thu 8 Oct 2026
  • Cadogan Hall
A picture of a NASA spaceman walking on the moon.

Narrated on film by Tom Hanks

  • Tue 20 Oct 2026
  • Royal Albert Hall
Ariane Matiakh and Zlatomir Fung.

Drama, fantasy and something wholly new: music by Brahms, Debussy and Laurence Osborn.

  • Wed 21 Oct 2026
  • Cadogan Hall
A photo of Joe Hisaish conducting

The legendary composer conducts his own music at London’s most iconic concert hall

  • Mon 23 Nov 2026
  • Royal Albert Hall
Sir John Rutter conducting his Christmas Celebration at the Royal Albert Hall

Join us for this much-loved Christmas spectacular

  • Fri 4 Dec 2026
  • Royal Albert Hall
Photograph of Cadogan Hall in concert for Christmas Cracker.

Festive favourites with a symphonic swing

  • Sat 5 Dec 2026
  • Cadogan Hall
Artwork of an orange brush stroke and a red-pink phoenix in front of it

Poetry, fairytales and Grieg’s Piano Concerto: melody and wonder from Vasily Petrenko

  • Sat 16 Jan 2027
  • Royal Festival Hall
Illustration of a doorknocker over a blue to purple gradient paint stroke. The illustration is on a purple background with the RPO logo curving lines.

Beethoven’s Fifth: Vasily Petrenko and the RPO play the classic to end all classics.

  • Wed 20 Jan 2027
  • Cadogan Hall
Vocalist Sumudu Jayatilaka singing into a microphone with shining lights in the background.

Swoonworthy Broadway and Hollywood classics

  • Sun 14 Feb 2027
  • Cadogan Hall
Conductor and Pianist Sunwook Kim.

Pure sonic sunshine, as the inimitable Sunwook Kim conducts (and plays) Beethoven.

  • Thu 25 Feb 2027
  • Cadogan Hall
Emilia Hoving and János Balázs.

Piano passion, Hungarian style: Emilia Hoving conducts Bartók, Kodály and Liszt.

  • Wed 3 Mar 2027
  • Cadogan Hall
Illustration of the Royal Albert Hall with silhouettes of four people singing and dancing on a colourful background.

Back by popular demand

  • Wed 10 Mar 2027
  • Royal Albert Hall
Artwork showing the moon, stars, and a blue brushstroke behind it.

Petrenko conducts Tchaikovsky and Rachmaninoff, plus French delights from pianist Bertrand Chamayou.

  • Sun 21 Mar 2027
  • Royal Festival Hall
Fiery orange and yellow artwork featuring feathered wings and swirls

Mahler’s colossal symphony of life, death and resurrection, performed live in the Royal Albert Hall

  • Wed 7 Apr 2027
  • Royal Albert Hall
Adam Hickox and Lucy Crowe.

Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony: a night of celebration, including the famous Ode to Joy.

  • Thu 22 Apr 2027
  • Cadogan Hall
Delyana Lazarova and Liya Petrova.

Liya Petrova plays Beethoven in a concert that buzzes with wit and drama

  • Thu 29 Apr 2027
  • Cadogan Hall
Artwork of snowy mountains and a purple brushstroke

‘Thus Spake Zarathustra’: epic sounds and titanic emotions from Vasily Petrenko and the RPO

  • Wed 5 May 2027
  • Royal Albert Hall
Alain Altinoglu and Lucas Krupinski.

Love, moonlight and the wonders of Egypt: a sparkling French adventure with the RPO.

  • Sun 9 May 2027
  • Cadogan Hall
Adam Hickox and Leah Broad.

The RPO and presenter Leah Broad uncover the secrets of Tchaikovsky’s Fourth Symphony.

  • Wed 19 May 2027
  • Cadogan Hall
Artwork of a ballet dancer in purple in front of a pink brush stroke

Gods, lovers and very angry sheep: Vasily Petrenko conducts magical tales by Strauss and Ravel

  • Tue 25 May 2027
  • Royal Festival Hall
Alpesh Chauhan and Johan Dalene.

A passionate programme featuring Schumann’s Symphony No.4.

  • Thu 10 Jun 2027
  • Cadogan Hall
Kirill Karabits and Liya Petrova.

Folksongs, fantasies and glorious Tchaikovsky from Kirill Karabits and violinist Liya Petrova.

  • Thu 24 Jun 2027
  • Cadogan Hall

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