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No matter which concert you choose, from orchestral to the more intimate recital, the sound in the Grand Hall will be breathtaking. The traditional shoebox style auditorium is renowned throughout the world for having some of the finest acoustics.
The elegant and spectacular Hall provides the focus for Glasgow's Centre for Music. Dating from as far back as 1841, it is the city's oldest, but most well loved, purpose built performance and meeting space.
This exciting music complex also houses top class rehearsal, recording, broadcasting and webcasting facilities. As a hub of creativity, a jam-packed programme of public workshops and classes has already benefited everyone from babies, toddlers and school groups to amateur and professional musicians.
The bittersweet beauty of Ravel's waltzes – like the luminous colours of Debussy's ravishing Nocturnes – will sound fresher than ever!
READ MOREJoin the Scottish Chamber Orchestra for a thrilling journey from the music of John Adams including hypnotic pulsations to red-hot emotion and vast cinematic soundscapes.
READ MOREThis year, the BBC SSO presents not one but two Christmas concerts at City Halls!
READ MORECelebrate the full breadth of Mozart's musical glories at this sumptuous concert in the company of some passionate Mozartians.
READ MOREBBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra's glorious 'Christmas at the Movies' concert returns to City Halls on Saturday 20th December!
READ MORESmouldering drama collides with daring humour in this vibrant matinee concert directed by inspirational Italian violinist Lorenza Borrani.
READ MOREAfter a powerful debut at the Edinburgh Fringe in August 2025, Palestinian singer and songwriter Amal Kaawash returns to Scotland for Celtic Connections 2026!
READ MOREJoin the Traditional Music & Song Association of Scotland as they kick off their 60th anniversary with a celebration at City Halls as part of Celtic Connections 2026!
READ MOREEnjoy an evening of intimate, JUNO-winning folk-pop from Canadian singer-songwriter Rose Cousins at Glasgow's City Halls as part of Celtic Connections 2026!
READ MOREExperience a monumental work of 20th-century classical music 50 years after its composition, as the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra performs Henryk Gorecki's intensely spiritual Symphony No. 3.
READ MORESam Carter, a highly respected BBC Folk Award winner, presents a heartfelt and timely celebration of a towering figure in English folk music: Nic Jones.
READ MOREThis rare hometown performance at Celtic Connections is a chance to see Rachel Hair and Ron Jappy in action as recent tours have seen them venture across the USA, Japan, Australia and New Zealand.
READ MOREIn this very special performance with the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra, The Ayoub Sisters celebrate their ten-year anniversary with a whirlwind evening of folklore and adventure.
READ MOREDonald Grant (fiddle) and Fergus McCreadie (piano) return to Celtic Connections, performing as a duo at the festival for the first time!
READ MOREThe Conundrum brings together leading exponents of the world’s great piping traditions in a unique celebration of shared heritage and musical innovation.
READ MOREThis year's Celtic Odyssée continues its musical journey from south to north led by Scottish musician and composer Calum Stewart as artistic director.
READ MOREJoin renowned fiddle player, composer, and producer John McCusker for an intimate live recording of his new podcast The Fiddle Line, in conversation with the legendary Aly Bain.
READ MOREDiscover – or rediscover – the compelling power of Mozart's last three symphonies as Maxim brings his vibrant visions to Scotland.
READ MOREOver The Moon is an award-winning roots/swing duo from the foothills of the Canadian Rocky Mountains, featuring the musical and married partnership of Suzanne Levesque and Craig Bignell.
READ MORETwo multi-award-winning singers, one unmissable evening of song... don't miss Muireann Nic Amhlaoibh with Kim Carnie live at City Halls as part of Celtic Connections 2026!
READ MOREGuest conductor Gemma New conducts the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra and brings something wholly new to Rachmaninov's most popular piano concerto.
READ MOREJoin the Grumpy Gaboon and friends on this brand-new musical adventure as together they discover the importance of friendship and forgiveness!
READ MOREIt's a gripping climax to this concert from guest conductor Chloe Van Soeterstede: an afternoon that begins in the dream-world of Debussy's mythical Faun, and ends at the gates of the inferno.
READ MOREJoin the BBC SSO at Glasgow's City Halls for a final farewell from Mozart - elegant, witty and nostalgic!
READ MOREMaxim Emelyanychev returns with an annual highlight of the SCO Season, rediscovering the musical splendours of the Baroque.
READ MOREMendelssohn;s exhilarating Violin Concerto is the ideal showcase for the world-renowned Scottish violin virtuoso's consummate talents.
READ MORELorenza Borrani returns for a second concert of the Season with an evening of wit, humour and magical evocations.
READ MOREGet ready to be swept away by the iconic soundtracks of your favourite musicals performed live on stage when Movies to Musicals comes to Glasgow's City Halls on Sunday 8th March!
READ MOREBritten's playful 'Young Person's Guide To The Orchestra' is paired with the composer's Cello Symphony. Plus, there's music inspired by the enchanting imagination of William Shakespeare.
READ MOREJess Gillam brings her invigorating musical personality to a colourful and adventurous concert.
READ MOREPulse-raising passion and a teenage prodigy's firecracker piano concerto... join the BBC SSO for Tchaikovsky's Pathétique Symphony!
READ MOREClassical and folk join forces for a celebration of dance, in this joyfully unconventional programme masterminded by Pekka Kuusisto.
READ MOREIf you've only heard Debussy's opera in the theatre, you haven't heard it all, and this concert performance will bring out every shimmer and sigh of Debussy's astonishing score.
READ MOREAndrew Manze conducts an evening of rapturous English music and striking new sounds, with Roderick Williams and the SCO Chorus.
READ MOREThe City of Glasgow Chorus is thrilled to present Handel's Messiah, one of the greatest pieces of classical music ever written, at Glasgow's iconic City Halls on Saturday 28th March!
READ MOREDarren Connell will hit the road in 2026, bringing his brand new show 'I'm Sorry Mother' to Glasgow's City Halls on Saturday 4th April!
READ MOREGuest Conductor Elim Chan reveals the deadly secrets of Bartók's thrilling work 'Bluebeard's Castle' with the help of two world-class soloists.
READ MOREFlamboyant Greek-Albanian violinist Jonian Ilias-Kadesha directs a concert dedicated to the gutsy glories of Czech music.
READ MOREKaleidoscopic hues and big emotions sit side by side in this vibrant concert weaving together the Baroque era and the present day.
READ MORERiccardo Minasi is joined by the excellent SCO Chorus and a brilliant line-up of vocal soloists for Mozart's Requiem.
READ MOREJoin Principal Conductor Maxim Emelyanychev and exceptional SCO Principal Cello Philip Higham for this varied concert.
READ MOREJoin Maxim and the SCO musicians for an electrifying and emotional conclusion to the Season – with one of the most cherished symphonies of them all.
READ MOREGlasgow accordionist Ryan Corbett performs Jay Capperauld's electrifying concerto that was written especially for him and Emilia Hoving conducts Prokofiev's enchanting story of star-crossed lovers.
READ MOREJoin the BBC SSO at City Halls for a glorious finale to their 90th season, where voices and orchestra soar as one!
READ MOREThe Glasgow Royal Concert Hall is one of Scotland's most prestigious venues and world renowned classical, jazz, pop, rock and folk artists take to its stages for nearly 250 performances each year!
READ MOREPrepare to be caught under the spell of Glasgow's Old Fruitmarket, Glasgow's Centre for Music, as soon as you walk through its doors!
READ MOREThe Tron Theatre has been a familiar landmark in Glasgow's Merchant City area for centuries and a popular cultural venue for over twenty years!
READ MORESweeney's On The Park is open 7 days a week and has a wide range of live music to accommodate all tastes 6 days a week plus our Sunday night quiz!
READ MOREThe Machair Bar is a contemporary Scottish venue situated in Kelvinbridge. We offer a combination of traditional food and music with modern themes.
READ MOREComedy in Glasgow has a rich history, and Glee Club are proud to bring our newest venue to such a vibrant city!
READ MOREThe Royal Conservatoire of Scotland is a world-leading conservatoire of music, drama, dance, production and film located in Glasgow City Centre.
READ MOREWaxy O'Connor's is Glasgow's biggest and best Irish pub; the place to go for all the sport, especially rugby and GAA, and weekly live music!
READ MOREThe SEC Armadillo is more than just a fantastic, purpose-built venue; it's been described as Glasgow's most iconic building and its stylish curves are a landmark sight in the city!
READ MOREThe Glad Cafe is the award winning cafe/music venue/creative hub of Glasgow south serving delicious food and a delectable programme of gigs and events!
READ MOREOn The Fringe is a welcoming creative community hub at the heart of the Southside of Glasgow!
READ MOREThe Pavilion Theatre is Glasgow's favourite variety theatre and an important part of the city's cultural scene.
READ MOREFind out what's on at the SEC Centre Glasgow and book your tickets online with What's On Glasgow!
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