Birmingham Town Hall, a B:Music venue is a Grade I listed building and a jewel in the city’s crown. At this historic landmark, you'll be following in the footsteps of audiences who have seen performances from Sir Edward Elgar to Nina Simone.

The charity responsible for Birmingham Symphony Hall, home of the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra, and Town Hall, the city's most iconic historic bui

The charity responsible for Birmingham Symphony Hall, home of the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra, and Town Hall, the city's most iconic historic bui

From 1834, Town Hall was the home of Birmingham’s famous Triennial Musical Festivals – three or four days of wall-to-wall music, morning, noon and night – which raised funds for the General Hospital. Thousands flocked to hear Handel’s Messiah, Beethoven symphonies or the latest major works from Europe.

Birmingham New Street and Snow Hill stations are within easy walking distance of Town Hall and Symphony Hall. Moor Street and Five Ways are slightly further away but still within walking distance. Train times can be checked at the National Rail website .

B:Music presents: A Night of Ska at Birmingham Town Hall. Originally brought to life in Jamaica during the 50s , Ska has transcended time and arrives September 2025 in the heart of Birmingham for a night of live music, DJ sets and dancing .

Nearest tram stop is ‘Town Hall’ which stops right next to our main entrance and is level access. The nearest mainline train station is Birmingham New Street. There is no onsite parking at Town Hall.

In this special concert, Debbie, the Ensemble and soprano Grace Davidson perform music from the best-selling score, alongside extracts from the ‘Wolf Hall’ trilogy read by BAFTA-nominated Anton Lesser – who plays Thomas More in the BBC series. ‘Wolf Hall’ and Tudor-period imagery set the scene for this special evening of drama ...

Rock and Roll Hall of Famer, legendary bass player, songwriter, and vocalist of The Moody Blues, John Lodge. The year 2025 marks the 58th anniversary of the iconic Days of Future Passed album, a record that changed John’s life and the world of music.

Your visit to Symphony Hall Symphony Hall, Centenary Square, Birmingham, B1 2EA