What’s On in May '13

The legendary guitarist returns, celebrating his 50th year as a professional musician.

The legendary guitarist returns, celebrating his 50th year as a professional musician.

Beethoven’s String Quartet no.4 Op.18 in C minor and String Quartet no.1 Op.10 in G minor by Debussy.

Sumaya brings together the talents of some of London’s finest flamenco artists, offering a fusion of modern and traditional influences.

Saxophonist Amy Dickson makes her Elgar Room debut

Zucchero returns following the release of new album  La Sesión Cubana. 

Enjoy pre-show and interval hospitality with premium Stalls seating.

Rising stars from the National Youth Jazz Orchestra and Purcell School

Anthony Strong performs his own take on some well-loved jazz songs as well as a few foot-tapping feel-good ‘standards’ of his own

Enjoy music from across the world, from gypsy campfires to the street parties of Brazil.

Former Supertramp frontman Roger Hodgson, known for timeless hits including The Logical Song and Give a Little Bit, will return to the Hall as part of his Breakfast in America band tour.

The legendary songwriter and Supertramp frontman returns to the Hall.

Four talented RCM students come together to perform one of the most ambitious pieces in the twentieth century chamber music repertoire, The Quartet for the End of Times by Olivier Messiaen.

One of the most critically and commercially successful artists of all time is set to return to the Royal Albert Hall for 6 special nights.

Enjoy the VIP Experience with a luxury hospitality package.

Learn about the world’s most famous romance and how it led to the creation of the Royal Albert Hall, with storytelling and art activities for all the family.

Another fun packed family concert from the Royal Albert Hall's resident orchestra

The Kai Hoffman Quartet play everything from ‘60s boogaloo to Mingus-style bass lines, via bossa nova and balshy New Orleans

A collection of songs inspired by the 1940s jazz of Billie Holiday, the delta blues of Howlin' Wolf, and the genre sidestepping of Tom Waits.