The Glasgow Royal Concert Hall

Ryan Adams tickets for April 9 on sale now and flying. Get them here https://bit.ly/2CLoxCs

On Sale Friday at 9am. www.ticketsglasgow.com

The amazing John Barrowman will be at Glasgow Royal Concert Hall on Tuesday 18 June. Ticket are on sale at 10am tomorrow Tickets: https://bit.ly/2FOmsbZ

Legendary music producer Giorgio Moroder's first ever live tour in Europe is coming to Glasgow Royal Concert Hall on 4 April and we can't wait! To further whet your appetite here are five legendary songs produced by Giorgio Moroder.
For more information about the Glasgow performance and to buy tickets visit: https://bit.ly/2U9wFDV

Thunder about to go live at 16.30 UK time!

We're delighted that multi million selling recording artist Barbara Dickson with her accomplished band is returning to the Glasgow Royal Concert Hall on 7 February. You can listen to Barbara next week on Tracks of my Years on Ken Bruce's Radio 2 show. To find out more about the Glasgow show and book your place visit: https://bit.ly/2SXhtJP

Don’t miss Saint Petersburg Classic Ballet’s The Nutcracker this New Year! Create special memories with tickets for this magical staging of the classic tale. Join Clara on her enchanting adventure, it's the perfect gift for someone you love, at The Glasgow Royal Concert Hall for just two performances on 6 January.
Tickets: https://bit.ly/2SW8doX

This week we welcome more talented pupils to perform in the Music Cafe. Shows which are free and drop in start at 1pm, with St Andrew’s RC Secondary School on Tuesday, Ardrossan Academy on Wednesday, and Port Glasgow High School on Thursday. We hope you can join us.

This week we welcome talented pupils from Grove Academy, St Andrews's Academy, Govan High School and Uddingston Grammer School to perform in Music Cafe. The free, drop in performances start at 1pm today, and on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. We hope you can join us.

Don't miss multi-platinum recording artist and national treasure Michael Ball on his Coming Home To You Tour, here next April. Book your place now at: https://bit.ly/2BWg407

This Saturday, don't miss the latest in our Late Night Studio Jazz season, when Musicians from across Europe, Mexico and South Korea come together in the Brodie Jarvie Quintet for a truly international show. To book your place visit: https://bit.ly/2QNhpM3

Tonight, the fantastic Scottish National Jazz Orchestra celebrate jazz legends Count Basie and Duke Ellington. Join the party here: https://bit.ly/2FsT7VY

Starring in today's Music Cafe is Belmont House School, with a free, drop in performance from 1pm. We hope to see you there.

This afternoon at 1pm join us for a free drop in performance by pupils from Drumchapel High School in the latest Music Cafe.

The Rat Pack at Christmas - LAST CHANCE to get your tickets! Back on December 5 by popular demand and following sell-out performances across the globe. Featuring Dean Martin’s sensational Golddiggers and the internationally-renowned 14-piece Manhattan Swing Orchestra, this is one Christmas party not to miss. TICKETS: https://bit.ly/2Qx0fVK

Today, we look forward to pupils from Garnock Community Campus performing in the Music Cafe, from 1pm. The performance is free and and drop in. We hope you can join us.

If you're free today at 12 noon, we are welcoming the Glasgow Baron Orchestra and pupils from Govan High School and Pirie Park Primary School to perform a free concert in the New Auditorium. The orchestra and Jennifer Martin have been have been helping children to compose pieces for the orchestra, which will be performed today.

was here for comic con and the staff actually took us from the queue to allow us to get in and up in the access lift without any fuss. The venue was laid out so we could find everything and the disabled toilets were large and clean which is so often an issue. Staff were happy to help with anything we needed and I'd been worried about going so was relieved!

Went to see the NYOS and Ive got to say they where outstanding. The place was clean staff very friendly my only advice is try and get a see further away from the skate as we where in the front row and couldnt see the back of th stage. The accustics great where we were seated front row centre. I will be back at some point as i had a great nite

Went to see Gladys Knight in Concert on Tuesday 4th July. Good seats and we had a great view of the stage. Fantastic performance by Gladys Knight and her supporting groups and band. I really love going to this venue as it's well organised with plenty of choice for preferred seating. However, next time I would try and book seats near to the stage, as I don't want to miss a thing! Fab night, fab venue, love it.

Very good place for music, seats were comfortable, easy to get to, food and drink prices were average.

This is a great venue. The acoustics are superb. I've been to so many great gigs here. Ry Cooder , Van the Man , Buena Vista Social Club , to name but a few , all fantastic.

Saw Tony Bennett here 1st July. Seating extremely comfortable and spacious, and not too steeply ramped. Visibility excellent from all sides. Well ventilated and not too hot.Tony B magnificent. Acoustics marvellous too, as proved when he put his mic' down and serenaded the audience.

Perfect venue for up coming artists I've been here three times to see Irish country singer Nathan carter and it was brillant no hassle from staff and they organised a queue for meet and greet afterwards

Great venue, friendly and helpful staff and great accoustics. Not too big so all views are good and leads to a great atmosphere. Highly recommended.

First time visiting. Was able to collect tickets in the afternoon - very convenient, staff friendly and efficient. Bar pretty good, but we were early. Acoustics terrific for Gladys Knight. Fantastic night. Security folks discrete but effective.

Been to many concerts here and it never disappoints. Seating arrangements , acoustics and view of stage very good regardless of where you are positioned. Although large a great atmosphere can be created by audience and performers alike as with the recent Jackson Browne concert which was a perfect example of an artist connecting with his audience Love the place

A good big asset for Glasgow

The auditorium is fantastic. The show was tremendous. The toilets however were not. Last night in the ladies toilets there was a cubicle without a door, a cubicle where the door didn't close properly and one said "out if order". The hand towel dispenser ran out so a roll of paper towels was put out. I think the show was sold our so how difficult is it to get these things fixed before a sell out show.

Human League SUPERB. Staff great. Uneasy with patrons being allowed to take alcohol into auditorium. Also drinking from plastic tumblers a no no. There was an incident with some drunk patrons. One in particular who was a danger to himself and others. Security staff, on the ball. Dealt with him and my friend and I were taken to better seats.

We were here yesterday for my sons graduation. The facilities and venue itself was lovely but I was appalled at the segregation of my son's wheelchair-using classmate. I don't know if this was the fault of GCU or the GRCH but it seemed ridiculous and unnecessary. Also, despite being promised celebratory drinks afterwards, by the time we exited the auditorium, used the, bathroom and came down the stairs the wine had run out. The random allocation of seats meant also that each student in my son's (very small 9 student) class was allocated to a different 'reception area', so couldn't celebrate together for that time afterwards which was mad. Needless to say the lack of promised drinks and lack of provision for classmates to socialise together meant we left promptly after the ceremony. On the plus side, the seats were comfortable, the sound quality was good, the loos were clean and the cloakroom facilities excellent.

I saw Black Stone Cherry here in November 2016 and the venue itself is fantastic, the sound was great, seats were decent and we had a great view. Unfortunately I wasn't impressed by the staff at the venue, we had passes for early access and no one seemed to know what to do or where we should go which ended up in us going in at the same time as people who hadn't paid extra for the passes. I also have chronic illnesses that make stairs an issue and there was no help from anyone to access any easy way to get into the building for me. I ended up having to take all the stairs and slowing other people in the crowds down which was rather embarrassing. Was disappointed in the staff but the band made up for it.

Nice venue but seats in appalling condition. I ended up injured as my armrest was missing and only bare and jagged metal instead. Wasted my night as had to leave early due to the injury.

Two issues here.

1 - temporary seating in the front stalls for the ultimate 80s gig last week. The most uncomfortable seats ever. No email notice to advise of this change.



2 - booked tickets for Brian Ferry - I had front row on the block J row A in my basket, clicked to pay straight away and they disappeared out my basket. Now I know it was not user error as I book tickets on their site all the time. Not happy �

David Byrne tickets! Absolute disgrace, you can add seats to your baskets but when checking out coming up with an error. Can’t get through on the phone either� what a waste of my time since 10 this morning

DREADFUL!

If I could give half a star I would have!



I have been asking since the beginning of the year about information pertaining to the upcoming World Irish Dancing Championships. The website is a joke it can't give me any information about the event I mean at all, same with the other associated venues sites.

Not one person could give me the information I was asking for or tell me how or where to obtain it. I am disgusted that such an event should be so badly unadvertised. It's not even listed on the facebook page!



Last time I was at the concert hall it was for the RSNO Star Wars concert. To say it was a chaotic ghastly mess is putting it politely. Celtic Connections was still on which meant that there were NOTHING like enough staff available to police both events.

was here for comic con and the staff actually took us from the queue to allow us to get in and up in the access lift without any fuss. The venue was laid out so we could find everything and the disabled toilets were large and clean which is so often an issue. Staff were happy to help with anything we needed and I'd been worried about going so was relieved!

Went to see the NYOS and Ive got to say they where outstanding. The place was clean staff very friendly my only advice is try and get a see further away from the skate as we where in the front row and couldnt see the back of th stage. The accustics great where we were seated front row centre. I will be back at some point as i had a great nite

Went to see Gladys Knight in Concert on Tuesday 4th July. Good seats and we had a great view of the stage. Fantastic performance by Gladys Knight and her supporting groups and band. I really love going to this venue as it's well organised with plenty of choice for preferred seating. However, next time I would try and book seats near to the stage, as I don't want to miss a thing! Fab night, fab venue, love it.

Very good place for music, seats were comfortable, easy to get to, food and drink prices were average.

This is a great venue. The acoustics are superb. I've been to so many great gigs here. Ry Cooder , Van the Man , Buena Vista Social Club , to name but a few , all fantastic.

Saw Tony Bennett here 1st July. Seating extremely comfortable and spacious, and not too steeply ramped. Visibility excellent from all sides. Well ventilated and not too hot.Tony B magnificent. Acoustics marvellous too, as proved when he put his mic' down and serenaded the audience.

Perfect venue for up coming artists I've been here three times to see Irish country singer Nathan carter and it was brillant no hassle from staff and they organised a queue for meet and greet afterwards

Great venue, friendly and helpful staff and great accoustics. Not too big so all views are good and leads to a great atmosphere. Highly recommended.

First time visiting. Was able to collect tickets in the afternoon - very convenient, staff friendly and efficient. Bar pretty good, but we were early. Acoustics terrific for Gladys Knight. Fantastic night. Security folks discrete but effective.

Been to many concerts here and it never disappoints. Seating arrangements , acoustics and view of stage very good regardless of where you are positioned. Although large a great atmosphere can be created by audience and performers alike as with the recent Jackson Browne concert which was a perfect example of an artist connecting with his audience Love the place

A good big asset for Glasgow

The auditorium is fantastic. The show was tremendous. The toilets however were not. Last night in the ladies toilets there was a cubicle without a door, a cubicle where the door didn't close properly and one said "out if order". The hand towel dispenser ran out so a roll of paper towels was put out. I think the show was sold our so how difficult is it to get these things fixed before a sell out show.

Human League SUPERB. Staff great. Uneasy with patrons being allowed to take alcohol into auditorium. Also drinking from plastic tumblers a no no. There was an incident with some drunk patrons. One in particular who was a danger to himself and others. Security staff, on the ball. Dealt with him and my friend and I were taken to better seats.

We were here yesterday for my sons graduation. The facilities and venue itself was lovely but I was appalled at the segregation of my son's wheelchair-using classmate. I don't know if this was the fault of GCU or the GRCH but it seemed ridiculous and unnecessary. Also, despite being promised celebratory drinks afterwards, by the time we exited the auditorium, used the, bathroom and came down the stairs the wine had run out. The random allocation of seats meant also that each student in my son's (very small 9 student) class was allocated to a different 'reception area', so couldn't celebrate together for that time afterwards which was mad. Needless to say the lack of promised drinks and lack of provision for classmates to socialise together meant we left promptly after the ceremony. On the plus side, the seats were comfortable, the sound quality was good, the loos were clean and the cloakroom facilities excellent.

I saw Black Stone Cherry here in November 2016 and the venue itself is fantastic, the sound was great, seats were decent and we had a great view. Unfortunately I wasn't impressed by the staff at the venue, we had passes for early access and no one seemed to know what to do or where we should go which ended up in us going in at the same time as people who hadn't paid extra for the passes. I also have chronic illnesses that make stairs an issue and there was no help from anyone to access any easy way to get into the building for me. I ended up having to take all the stairs and slowing other people in the crowds down which was rather embarrassing. Was disappointed in the staff but the band made up for it.

Nice venue but seats in appalling condition. I ended up injured as my armrest was missing and only bare and jagged metal instead. Wasted my night as had to leave early due to the injury.

Two issues here.

1 - temporary seating in the front stalls for the ultimate 80s gig last week. The most uncomfortable seats ever. No email notice to advise of this change.



2 - booked tickets for Brian Ferry - I had front row on the block J row A in my basket, clicked to pay straight away and they disappeared out my basket. Now I know it was not user error as I book tickets on their site all the time. Not happy �

David Byrne tickets! Absolute disgrace, you can add seats to your baskets but when checking out coming up with an error. Can’t get through on the phone either� what a waste of my time since 10 this morning

DREADFUL!

If I could give half a star I would have!



I have been asking since the beginning of the year about information pertaining to the upcoming World Irish Dancing Championships. The website is a joke it can't give me any information about the event I mean at all, same with the other associated venues sites.

Not one person could give me the information I was asking for or tell me how or where to obtain it. I am disgusted that such an event should be so badly unadvertised. It's not even listed on the facebook page!



Last time I was at the concert hall it was for the RSNO Star Wars concert. To say it was a chaotic ghastly mess is putting it politely. Celtic Connections was still on which meant that there were NOTHING like enough staff available to police both events.