Located in the heart of the city centre, the Music Hall hosts a wide variety of concerts, performances, shows and events. From classical concerts to contemporary comedy, the biggest band to fantastic folk, the venue has something for everyone.
The building was designed by local architect Archibald Simpson and opened its doors in 1822 at a cost of £11,500.
The Music Hall holds around 1,300 at seated shows and almost 1,500 at standing gigs.
The stunning murals in the Music Hall date back to 1899 and were designed by local artist Robert Douglas Strachan.
In recent times the Music Hall has seen appearances from Frankie Boyle, Billy Connolly, Professor Brian Cox, Flawless, Brendan Cole, Van Morrison, Will Young, the Manic Street Preachers as well as hosting one of Glenn Campbell's last ever shows.
Memorable orchestra seasons are held at the Music Hall with performances from Aberdeen Sinfionetta, the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra, the Royal Scottish National Orchestra, the Scottish Chamber Orchestra and the Scottish Ensemble.
The Music Hall cafe is a hidden gem on Union Street and offers a comfortable and pleasant stop for a coffee and snack or a light lunch.
The main Box Office of Aberdeen Performing Arts is located at the Music Hall where tickets can be purchased for all three of our venues as well as partner venues across Scotland.
The Music Hall offers a great evening out to a show to all who attend. Whatever your tastes in entertainment, we've got it covered. What are you waiting for?
