Sheffield City Hall

📢Event Postponement 📢
An Evening with Vinnie Jones and Midas Events was due to take place on Saturday 9th February, tomorrow. This event has been postponed due to scheduling and filming commitments. All ticket holders have been contacted. We hope to announce a new date soon. All tickets will remain valid for the new date so please keep hold of them!

Did you see Brendan Cole on GMB this morning talking about his brand new tour Show Man?
The tour opens here in Sheffield on Tuesday 12th February. Get your tickets: http://bit.ly/sch_showman

We can't wait for Wallace & Gromit's Musical Marvels coming up in May! We've just released some more tickets for the Gromit Model Making Workshops on 19th May 11.30am, 2.30pm and 5.30pm taking place in our Ballroom.
Suitable for ages 7+. These provide a great opportunity to learn from the experts and try your hand at making your very own Gromit. And the fun doesn’t stop there....you can take your masterpiece home and have a go at animating it using Aardman’s easy to use Animate It! software. Find out more: http://bit.ly/sch_gromitworkshops

Peter Andre arrives in Sheffield on the 17th February with his tour celebrating 25 Years at Sheffield City Hall. Peter says “This tour has been a long time in the making and I can’t wait to get back out on stage in front of the fans that have supported me over the last 25 years. I’m blessed to have had such a great career in entertainment for that time – it is something really special, and this tour will be a celebration of everything I have worked for.” Take a look at a message from Peter ahead of his tour> Book your tickets at http://bit.ly/sch_peter25

📣 Support Announced 📣
The brilliant Hattie Briggs will be Alfie Boe's special guest at Sheffield City Hall on 30th March!
There aren't many tickets left - get yours now at http://bit.ly/sch_alfieboe2019

The Russian State Ballet and Opera House presents The Nutcracker A lavish ballet for the festive season
Music by Pyotr I. Tchaikovsky
... Featuring live Orchestra with over 30 musicians
"For many people, The Nutcracker is the true curtain-raiser to Christmas, bringing a special magic to the advent season. This production holds nothing back in any department, and the audience was rewarded with a show of great power and presence." – Jim Gillespie, Review Hub.
Christmas wouldn’t be Christmas without a trip to your local theatre for a dazzling production of the most famous ballet in the world – The Nutcracker. Traditionally, Russian State Ballet and Opera House returns for their annual UK tour with a vibrant and enchanting full touring ballet production.
Snow flurries, sweets, princes, magic and love are just some of the elements that will be brought together by this renowned Russian company in a highly accessible ballet, full of familiar music such as the Waltz of the Flowers and the Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy.
The Nutcracker is an eternal seasonal favourite, directed and choreographed by the award-winning former Bolshoi Ballet Soloist Konstantin Uralsky. This ballet continues to capture the hearts and imaginations of all generations across the world. It is a truly captivating piece of theatre, a wonderful introduction to ballet whilst retaining its appeal for anyone who is familiar with it.
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🎵Journey Through the Music of Mozart🎵
Have you seen our fabulous Mozart journey advertised around Sheffield? ⭐️
There are three stunning classical concerts left in this mini-series that celebrate Mozart's concertos.
... Join us as we #ExploreMozart with The Hallé on Saturday 16th Feb - tickets are going quickly for this concert, make sure to get yours soon!
https://bit.ly/sch_halle16feb
#SheffieldInternationalConcertSeason
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We'll be tuning in to Dave at 10pm to watch the first episode of James Acaster's Hypothetical, and we recommend you do too!
Limited tickets are still available for his snappily titled new show COLD LASAGNE HATE MYSELF 1999 on 1st July, book now at http://bit.ly/sch_jamesacaster

Did you see Ashley Banjo from Diversity on BBC1's The One Show last night talking about his brand new show Flirty Dancing, a five-part TV series that brings single people together through the art of dance.
See Ashley HERE in October with Diversity on their brand new tour 'Born Ready' which is their 10 Year Anniversary tour and has been created by Ashley himself. Find out more > http://bit.ly/sch_Diversitybornready

Thank you to Bachtrack's Steve Draper for his ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ review of our recent London Mozart Players concert! 🎵
Read the review here: https://bachtrack.com/review-shelley-lond on-mozart-players-…
Join our next #ExploreMozart concert as we delve into Mozart's iconic Clarinet Concerto on Saturday 16th Feb with The Hallé ⭐️
... Tickets available here: https://bit.ly/sch_halle16feb
#SheffieldInternationalConcertSeason
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📺🍴 Did you see the Hairy Bikers on BBC Breakfast this morning?
Si and Dave bring their new tour to the City Hall stage on 15th March for an unmissable night of cooking and conversation.
Book now at http://bit.ly/sch_hairybikerslive

Collabro have just announced Lauren Samuels as their special guest joining them on tour here on Saturday 9th March. Lauren was a finalist on BBC1's 'Over The Rainbow' and has also appeared in 'We Will Rock You'! Book your tickets to see them live at http://bit.ly/sch_Collabro2019

🎇 Happy Chinese New Year! 🎆
Celebrate the Year of the Pig with Sheffield's Chinese New Year Show at the City Hall tomorrow!
Book your tickets in advance at http://bit.ly/sch_chinesenewyear

⭐️🎵#ExploreMozart⭐️🎵
You can find all the concerts in our exciting Mozart mini-series here:
https://bit.ly/sch_mozart
... Tickets are going fast for these events - don't miss out!
#SheffieldInternationalConcertSeason
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📻 Tune in to BBC Radio Sheffield right now to hear Paulette talking to the QI Elves, ahead of them bringing their smash hit podcast No Such Thing as a Fish to the City Hall stage on 28th March!
Book online at http://bit.ly/sch_nosuchthingasafish

We've got some behind the scenes rehearsal shots from Brendan Cole Live 's brand new tour 'Show Man'! Take a sneaky peak 🧐😍
Brendan leads a cast of talented professional dancers, singers and a live band when he arrives next Tuesday 12th February for the opening night of the tour. Book your tickets to see the first ever Strictly Come Dancing winner live at http://bit.ly/sch_showman

🔬💥 We can't wait until Brainiac Live, the fearlessly fascinating family science show based on the hit TV series, comes to Sheffield City Hall on 9th April!
Book online now at http://bit.ly/sch_brainiaclive

They've had their own TV special at the London Palladium, they have an iTunes-chart-topping podcast and now they're touring the country; it's the one and only Horne Section's one and only 2019 Tour.
Following their hit BBC Radio 4 series, and many years of sell-out shows at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival and London’s West End, don’t miss everyone’s favourite Dictionary Corner regulars on '8 out of 10 Cats Does Countdown' and the first band to ever host 'Never Mind The Buzzcock...s' (BBC Two).
Five outstanding musicians, one non-musical stand up, there'll be comedy, songs, enthusiastic dancing and a lot of mucking about. A unique show from the hugely talented band and Alex Horne, the creator and co-host of The Bafta and Emmy nominated 'Taskmaster', which won Best Entertainment Show at last year’s Broadcast Awards.
★★★★★‘We can’t recommend The Horne Section highly enough’- Time Out
★★★★★‘An absolute blast’- Met
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The world’s premier Beatles show continues to draw critical acclaim from across the globe with their immaculate note-perfect portrayal of the fab four’s journey through the swinging '60s. It’s all there - the costumes, the mannerisms, the witty banter and the period gear.
With a little help from their Pepperland Sinfonia and featuring a special set to mark the 50th anniversary of 'Abbey Road', this multi-media concert surely has to be the year’s not-to-be-missed event for Bea...tlemaniacs of all ages.
"Exhilarating" – The Times. "Off the scale fabulous" – Chris Evans. "A joy to behold" – The Telegraph.
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Went to see Roy Chubby Brown on Saturday night didn’t book ticket until Friday got really good seats

Staff was really helpful and Roy was absolutely brilliant

We went for food before as there is plenty to choose from around the hall really enjoyed the night

Definitely will looking forward to seeing something else here xx

Was there this weekend for my daughter's dance show and think it's a fab venue but could do with booster seat for children so they can see also there's no safe place to leave a pram so if you have to bring one you have to leave it outside in the corridors with people walking past so would be fab if there was a place to leave these also in the disabled toilets the baby change table has the strap trapped so my 3 week old baby had to lay on top of a tight strap that made changing him very hard. Other than that love it here

Train 16/19/17 what a great show only spoilt by Soviet union security staff crawling over the audience ruining the show to stop people filming when the lead singer takes selfies and films the fans double standards

Stunning venue and has kept so much of its original features. The size is perfect for watching bands or anything that is on no matter where your seated there is a good view of the stage. Nice bar with friendly staff, I have never had a bad night here so I can highly recommend

My partner and I went to the 85th anniversary tea dance at Sheffield City Hall last Saturday. As usual the dance was really enjoyable but I just wanted say a special thank you to the chef and catering staff. My partner and I are vegan and the food we were served was exceptional. It was tasty and beautifully presented. How refreshing to be treated so well instead of being treated as a nuisance as so often happens elsewhere. Thanks again.

It was my first visit last night to see Gary Barlow. Lovely venue seating was good (balcony row G) had excellent view. Friendly welcoming staff. Would recommend to anyone. And Gary himself was absolutely amazing, fantastic night all round �

Great venue if you want to be able to see the act even if you are sat at the back. Good acoustics and comfortable seating.

Easy to get to.

Not queuing for ages to get in.

Plenty of leg room for a big guy sitting in the stalls.

Good view, acoustics are great.

I would recommend the place, but as for who you want to see.... that’s up to you!

2nd time of going to the venue (can be a little awkward to get to) once we got there found staff to be friendly seating was good the event (Jonathan pie 22nd Feb 2018) was superb

Very atmospheric venue! We sat in the balcony so had a slightly restricted view with the people in front of us, but we were pre-warned of that anyway and we still saw everything!

The welcoming was great by the staff really nice building internal and external Jimmy Carr was brilliant only thing what let's it down is how horrible and uncomfortable the seating is no space at all.

Sat right at the back of the upper circle, great view of the stage if a bit far away but the sound was still good. the legroom was a bit tight but standing up was possible without getting in anyones way.

Love the venue. Been going there for over 50 years. Very sad at last nights concert as the staff made a huge noise in the corridors during the Mozart concert. Very bad

The security guards need to take a chill pill and try not to impersonate meerkats when people vacate their seats or try and take pictures.

It's a great venue but very behind the times. Social media is a credit to the arts and I really hope that the venues old fashioned customs doesn't effect peoples desire to visit in the future. It Would be a real shame to see another iconic Sheffield landmark left abandoned �

It's a nice venue but the seats are terrible. No matter where you sit you just cannot get a good view of the stage. The seats are positioned such that the people in front block most of your view. My situation was made worse by the 2 guys in front of me who kept moving their head left and right on a constant basis. The management need to sit in these seats and experience it for themselves. They need to raise The seats a little. This is the 21st century and people want a good experience for their money. Come on city hall, wake up.

Easy to get to, some really good artists play there, seating not great and the bars aren’t very nice, but no-one is forcing you to drink there.

Once again the infra-red hearing loop for hard of hearing people was not working for the classical concert at the City Hall on Saturday 5th May. As a result my husband was unable to hear any of the concert and fell asleep. This is not the first time this has happened and we are fed up with the City Hall for not maintaining their equipment properly.

Do not order from these people! They have taken money from my wife’s Bank account 4 times yet claim that they have taken no payments and are refusing to investigate what has happened, we have confirmed with my wife’s bank that this has definitely gone to Sheffield city hall!

The supervisor at Sheffield city hall ticket office refuses to give a name or how to contact their complaints team.

Shocking attitude of staff!

Completely disgusted by both my experience last Sunday night, plus total ignorance of Managment to acknowledge my complaint lodged at the time to Joe, who was on Duty. I am registered Disabled, and my carer/friend and my night out was totally ruined by a bunch of screaming, drunk women who materialised out of nowhere behind us (they were NOT seated there) and spent vast majority of Whitney Houston tribute Concert, shouting, dancing in front, behind and in the AISLES themselves without getting moved, often blocking our view. Flash photography going off as well next to us, a pack of 8-10 totally went off the rail with no Steward intervention whatsoever bar moving the worse one twice...but she only came back.

I was told Richard, the General Manager was on Duty on Monday, my number was taken by the lovely Joe, who listened by said he could not refund, etc. I waited 3 days until Wednesday and then rang again. Richard was in a Meeting, my name and number taken again but Lo & Behold STILL no phonecall, explanation or apology from Richard himself. I explained I have osteoathritis in my fingers so to type a full complaint email out would be very painful. Still waiting....



My first complaint ever to Sheffield City Hall, despite many visits. None of what I described should ever have happened, nor should my lodged complaint have been ignored either. Absymal Service, and an otherwise awesome Concert totally ruined, as was our entire night out. Thank You City Hall, dire. :-(

Went to see Roy Chubby Brown on Saturday night didn’t book ticket until Friday got really good seats

Staff was really helpful and Roy was absolutely brilliant

We went for food before as there is plenty to choose from around the hall really enjoyed the night

Definitely will looking forward to seeing something else here xx

Was there this weekend for my daughter's dance show and think it's a fab venue but could do with booster seat for children so they can see also there's no safe place to leave a pram so if you have to bring one you have to leave it outside in the corridors with people walking past so would be fab if there was a place to leave these also in the disabled toilets the baby change table has the strap trapped so my 3 week old baby had to lay on top of a tight strap that made changing him very hard. Other than that love it here

Train 16/19/17 what a great show only spoilt by Soviet union security staff crawling over the audience ruining the show to stop people filming when the lead singer takes selfies and films the fans double standards

Stunning venue and has kept so much of its original features. The size is perfect for watching bands or anything that is on no matter where your seated there is a good view of the stage. Nice bar with friendly staff, I have never had a bad night here so I can highly recommend

My partner and I went to the 85th anniversary tea dance at Sheffield City Hall last Saturday. As usual the dance was really enjoyable but I just wanted say a special thank you to the chef and catering staff. My partner and I are vegan and the food we were served was exceptional. It was tasty and beautifully presented. How refreshing to be treated so well instead of being treated as a nuisance as so often happens elsewhere. Thanks again.

It was my first visit last night to see Gary Barlow. Lovely venue seating was good (balcony row G) had excellent view. Friendly welcoming staff. Would recommend to anyone. And Gary himself was absolutely amazing, fantastic night all round �

Great venue if you want to be able to see the act even if you are sat at the back. Good acoustics and comfortable seating.

Easy to get to.

Not queuing for ages to get in.

Plenty of leg room for a big guy sitting in the stalls.

Good view, acoustics are great.

I would recommend the place, but as for who you want to see.... that’s up to you!

2nd time of going to the venue (can be a little awkward to get to) once we got there found staff to be friendly seating was good the event (Jonathan pie 22nd Feb 2018) was superb

Very atmospheric venue! We sat in the balcony so had a slightly restricted view with the people in front of us, but we were pre-warned of that anyway and we still saw everything!

The welcoming was great by the staff really nice building internal and external Jimmy Carr was brilliant only thing what let's it down is how horrible and uncomfortable the seating is no space at all.

Sat right at the back of the upper circle, great view of the stage if a bit far away but the sound was still good. the legroom was a bit tight but standing up was possible without getting in anyones way.

Love the venue. Been going there for over 50 years. Very sad at last nights concert as the staff made a huge noise in the corridors during the Mozart concert. Very bad

The security guards need to take a chill pill and try not to impersonate meerkats when people vacate their seats or try and take pictures.

It's a great venue but very behind the times. Social media is a credit to the arts and I really hope that the venues old fashioned customs doesn't effect peoples desire to visit in the future. It Would be a real shame to see another iconic Sheffield landmark left abandoned �

It's a nice venue but the seats are terrible. No matter where you sit you just cannot get a good view of the stage. The seats are positioned such that the people in front block most of your view. My situation was made worse by the 2 guys in front of me who kept moving their head left and right on a constant basis. The management need to sit in these seats and experience it for themselves. They need to raise The seats a little. This is the 21st century and people want a good experience for their money. Come on city hall, wake up.

Easy to get to, some really good artists play there, seating not great and the bars aren’t very nice, but no-one is forcing you to drink there.

Once again the infra-red hearing loop for hard of hearing people was not working for the classical concert at the City Hall on Saturday 5th May. As a result my husband was unable to hear any of the concert and fell asleep. This is not the first time this has happened and we are fed up with the City Hall for not maintaining their equipment properly.

Do not order from these people! They have taken money from my wife’s Bank account 4 times yet claim that they have taken no payments and are refusing to investigate what has happened, we have confirmed with my wife’s bank that this has definitely gone to Sheffield city hall!

The supervisor at Sheffield city hall ticket office refuses to give a name or how to contact their complaints team.

Shocking attitude of staff!

Completely disgusted by both my experience last Sunday night, plus total ignorance of Managment to acknowledge my complaint lodged at the time to Joe, who was on Duty. I am registered Disabled, and my carer/friend and my night out was totally ruined by a bunch of screaming, drunk women who materialised out of nowhere behind us (they were NOT seated there) and spent vast majority of Whitney Houston tribute Concert, shouting, dancing in front, behind and in the AISLES themselves without getting moved, often blocking our view. Flash photography going off as well next to us, a pack of 8-10 totally went off the rail with no Steward intervention whatsoever bar moving the worse one twice...but she only came back.

I was told Richard, the General Manager was on Duty on Monday, my number was taken by the lovely Joe, who listened by said he could not refund, etc. I waited 3 days until Wednesday and then rang again. Richard was in a Meeting, my name and number taken again but Lo & Behold STILL no phonecall, explanation or apology from Richard himself. I explained I have osteoathritis in my fingers so to type a full complaint email out would be very painful. Still waiting....



My first complaint ever to Sheffield City Hall, despite many visits. None of what I described should ever have happened, nor should my lodged complaint have been ignored either. Absymal Service, and an otherwise awesome Concert totally ruined, as was our entire night out. Thank You City Hall, dire. :-(