Join the SFO for a night of exciting traditional and contemporary Scottish music with their gloriously unique sound. A varied programme will include songs, reels, strathspeys, jigs, marches and beautiful slow airs. Conductor Blair Parham and the orchestra will be joined by guests singers, pipes and drums. Don’t waste a minute, get your tickets now to make sure you don’t miss out on the fun.

The Proclaimers have carved a niche for themselves where pop, folk, new wave and punk collide as the emotional honesty, political fire, wit and sing-along raucousness of their songs has entertained fans across the world. Amongst their many accolades they have enjoyed Gold and Platinum singles and albums in the UK, USA, Canada, Australia and New Zealand. 'My favourite band of all time. They write the most spectacular songs, big hearted, uncynical passionate songs.' -- David Tennant

Celebrating the Years of ABBA! Europe's leading ABBA tribute, ABBAMANIA, continues to entertain audiences with their outstanding vocals and musical performances live on stage! Now in their 26th year of touring planet earth, ABBAMANIA'S widely acclaimed tribute to ABBA is a sensational two hour show featuring record breaking and timeless hits including "Waterloo", "Dancing Queen", "Mamma Mia", "Super Trouper", "Gimmie Gimmie Gimmie" and "Lay all your love on me" all of these plus, many, many more. We will have you dancing, and having the time of your life! So, dust off your platforms, put on your flares and come along and enjoy an unforgettable evening with ABBAMANIA Please note, a £2 ticket commission fee is included in the price of the ticket. If you require a carer ticket, or have any accessibility requirements please book your tickets over the phone by calling 01242 528 764. The lines are open 9.00am – 5.00pm, Monday – Friday.

Experience the best brass bands Scotland has to offer, over three separate days: Saturday 21 November: Band Supplies Scottish Challenge contest, featuring brass bands in contesting sections 1-4. Saturday 28 November: Scottish Open contest, supported by Besson, featuring brass bands in the Championship section. Sunday 29 November: Scottish Youth Brass Band Championships.

Beyond the Barricade has delighted audiences throughout the UK and mainland Europe for more than a decade, with its exciting concert portrayal of the greatest songs in musical theatre, all performed totally live! Recreating original West End/Broadway musical hit songs with amazing authenticity, this cast of past principal performers from Les Misérables, present a blockbusting two hour show, and is now established as the nation’s favourite musical theatre concert. Beyond the Barricade features songs from The Phantom of the Opera, Jesus Christ Superstar, The Jersey Boys, The Lion King, Blood Brothers, Miss Saigon and many others, climaxing with a spectacular finale from, of course, Les Misérables! Don’t miss the return of ‘Beyond the Barricade’ to experience its nationwide reputation for quality and perfection in musical theatre and find out why this exciting show has received critical acclaim across the UK and abroad.

The Scottish Christmas Songbook is a joyful, festive concert featuring Eddi Reader, Karen Matheson, John McCusker, Kris Drever, Ian Carr, Kevin McGuire and the Scottish Christmas Songbook Brass Ensemble. Bursting with seasonal favourites and celebratory energy, it’s the perfect night out to get you straight into the Christmas spirit. £34.50 (inc £2.50 booking fee per ticket)

Formed in the 1980s, Glasgow five-piece Del Amitri have enjoyed global chart success over the years with their hits “Always The Last to Know”, “Nothing Ever Happens”, “Roll To Me” and many more.

Get ready to Step into Christmas once again for the most magical, feel-good show of the year. After a sensational run, they're back - bigger, brighter, and more festive than ever before. This spectacular Christmas concert is the ultimate way to kickstart your festive celebrations, guaranteed to fill your heart with holiday cheer and have you singing along from start to finish. Packed with all your favourite Christmas classics, the show brings the spirit of the season to life with dazzling performances, stunning festive visuals, and a sensational live band. From heart-warming ballads to upbeat festive anthems, it’s the perfect playlist for your Christmas celebrations. Whether you're starting a new festive tradition or keeping the magic alive, Step into Christmas is the ultimate feel-good Christmas concert spectacular.

Beethoven Coriolan Overture Dvořák Cello Concerto Tchaikovsky Symphony No 4 Alpesh Chauhan, conductor Johannes Moser, cello Beethoven’s gripping musical portrait of the ill-fated Roman general, Coriolanus, announces the arrival of one of Germany’s most distinguished orchestras, under leading British conductor Alpesh Chauhan. They’re joined by Johannes Moser, a German-Canadian virtuoso with an irresistible spirit of adventure, for Dvořák’s passionate Cello Concerto, whose emotive themes of love and loss are played out in an expansive, symphonic soundscape. Bringing the concert to an emphatic close is Tchaikovsky’s fiery Fourth Symphony. Born out of the wreckage of his doomed marriage, it bares its soul in a tumult of emotions, announced by an arresting fanfare signalling the malign forces of fate. But there’s also heartfelt poignancy and some deft dialogues between the sections of the orchestra before it all ends exhilaratingly with a whirling folk dance finale. £38.50, £33.50, £29.50, £24.50, £17.50; Disabled Concession £20.50, £18, £16, £13.50 (inc £2.50 booking fee per ticket); £8; Unwaged/Students £6; Under 26s go free Perth Concert Series Subscribers can save when booking for other orchestral concerts in the season! When booking for the Ukrainian National Philharmonic Orchestra, Düsseldorf Symphony Orchestra or RSNO Viennese New Year, save: 10% when booking for one or two 15% when booking for three

Walton Spitfire Prelude and Fugue Lutosławski Cello Concerto Beethoven Symphony No 5 Thomas Søndergård, conductor Pablo Ferrández, cello Big Noise Raploch It’s raw feeling. It’s rock ‘n’ roll. It’s a revolution in four notes. It’s Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony: music that makes the composer the star, with no emotion off limits. If you’ve heard it before, you’ll know that you can never hear it often enough; if you haven’t - well, you’re in for the ride of your life. Thomas Søndergård conducts it tonight, along with Walton’s movie classic and the ear-tingling sonic adventures of Lutosławski’s Cello Concerto, played by the fabulous Pablo Ferrández. Don’t miss it. Plus, don't miss our special side-by-side performance with the young musicians of Sistema Scotland. £38.50, £33.50, £29.50, £24.50, £17.50; Disabled £20.50, £18, £16, £13.50 (inc £2.50 booking fee per ticket), £8; Unwaged/Students £6; Under 26s go free Click here to book for all six Perth Concert Series concerts and save 25% £165, £142.50, £124.50, £102, £70.50 (inc £3 booking fee per subscription) Add the Ukrainian National Philharmonic Orchestra, Düsseldorf Symphony Orchestra or RSNO Viennese New Year to your Resident Orchestras subscription And save: 10% when booking for one or two 15% when booking for three The Perth Concert Series is a joint promotion between the Scottish Chamber Orchestra, the Royal Scottish National Orchestra and the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra in collaboration with Perth Theatre and Concert Hall. When you purchase tickets to our concerts your personal details will be processed by these organisations in order to provide you with relevant information about our activities as Arts Organisations and, where applicable, Arts Charities. These include keeping you up-to-date on the events you have booked as well as sending you information about similar events and opportunities to support our work. More information about how we process your data can be found within the Privacy Statements on the websites of the SCO, the RSNO and the BBC SSO and Perth Theatre and Concert Hall. If you wish for your data not to be used in these ways, please tell us at the point of purchase or contact us each directly.

Bacewicz Overture Chopin Piano Concerto No 1 Thea Musgrave Loch Ness - A Postcard from Scotland Mussorgsky arr Ravel Pictures at an Exhibition Samy Rachid, conductor Rafał Blechacz, piano The Royal Scottish National Orchestra (RSNO) is grateful to Samy Rachid for stepping in to replace Anna Sułkowska-Migoń who is no longer able to conduct Pictures at an Exhibition in December as she will be on maternity leave. The concert programmes remain unchanged with Rachid conducting works by Bacewicz, Chopin, Thea Musgrave and Mussorgsky All music paints pictures, but Mussorgsky’s Pictures at an Exhibition takes them to the next level. Dancing chickens, glowing skulls, witches, gnomes and the sound of a thousand bells - they’re all here, large as life, and to see them you only have to listen. But that’s just one highlight of an evening that opens in Poland with a love letter from Chopin (played by the amazing Rafał Blechacz) and features a real surprise from Scotland’s own Thea Musgrave. A guaranteed sighting of Nessie? Hearing is believing! £38.50, £33.50, £29.50, £24.50, £17.50; Disabled £20.50, £18, £16, £13.50 (inc £2.50 booking fee per ticket), £8; Unwaged/Students £6; Under 26s go free Click here to book for all six Perth Concert Series concerts and save 25% £165, £142.50, £124.50, £102, £70.50 (inc £3 booking fee per subscription) Add the Ukrainian National Philharmonic Orchestra, Düsseldorf Symphony Orchestra or RSNO Viennese New Year to your Resident Orchestras subscription And save: 10% when booking for one or two 15% when booking for three The Perth Concert Series is a joint promotion between the Scottish Chamber Orchestra, the Royal Scottish National Orchestra and the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra in collaboration with Perth Theatre and Concert Hall. When you purchase tickets to our concerts your personal details will be processed by these organisations in order to provide you with relevant information about our activities as Arts Organisations and, where applicable, Arts Charities. These include keeping you up-to-date on the events you have booked as well as sending you information about similar events and opportunities to support our work. More information about how we process your data can be found within the Privacy Statements on the websites of the SCO, the RSNO and the BBC SSO and Perth Theatre and Concert Hall. If you wish for your data not to be used in these ways, please tell us at the point of purchase or contact us each directly.

Celia Llácer, conductor Emma Morwood, soprano Vienna - the city where the concert halls are golden and the music sparkles! Start your 2027 in style with this glittering celebration of the music of Vienna’s most famous son, Johann Strauss, and his friends. Let us whirl you away to a world full of elegant waltzes, playful polkas and good old-fashioned romance. Featuring The Blue Danube, Vilja-Lied by Franz Lehár and the exuberant Voices of Spring by Johann Strauss II, join soprano Emma Morwood and the musicians of Scotland’s National Orchestra for a beautiful night to remember. £38.50, £33.50, £29.50, £24.50, £17.50; Disabled Concession £20.50, £18, £16, £13.50 (inc £2.50 booking fee per ticket); £8; Unwaged/Students £6; Under 26s go free Perth Concert Series Subscribers can save when booking for other orchestral concerts in the season! When booking for the Ukrainian National Philharmonic Orchestra, Düsseldorf Symphony Orchestra or RSNO Viennese New Year, save: 10% when booking for one or two 15% when booking for three

Brahms Hungarian Dances Nos. 1, 5 and 17 Mozart Piano Concerto No. 21 Manu Martin Lim Fantasy of Companionship for Piano & Orchestra Ivan Nebesnyy Suite from the ballet Shadows of Forgotten Ancestors Dvořák Symphony No. 7 Theodore Kuchar, conductor Mark Bebbington, piano This welcome visit by the heroic Ukrainian National Philharmonic Orchestra, under their fellow countryman, conductor Theodore Kuchar, begins exuberantly with three of Brahms’ lively Hungarian Dances. There’s an elegant contrast as popular British pianist Mark Bebbington performs Mozart’s best-loved Piano Concerto No.21, whose ethereally beautiful slow movement acquired the nickname, the ‘dream andante’. Two imaginative contemporary works add contrasting colours and textures to the programme. Ivan Nebesnyy’s music for the ballet, The Shadows of Forgotten Ancestors captures the fantastical spirit of this Ukrainian story of star-crossed lovers, whilst Manu Martin’s Lim Fantasy of Companionship for Piano and Orchestra is a joyful exploration of the meeting point between humanity and robotic technology. The finale is Dvořák’s tautly dramatic Seventh Symphony. Inspired by hearing Brahms’s turbulent Third Symphony a few months earlier, it’s the most compellingly urgent of all his symphonies, its smouldering intensity catching fire in a thrilling mix of soaring melodies and driving rhythms. £38.50, £33.50, £29.50, £24.50, £17.50; Disabled Concession £20.50, £18, £16, £13.50 (inc £2.50 booking fee per ticket); £8; Unwaged/Students £6; Under 26s go free Perth Concert Series Subscribers can save when booking for other orchestral concerts in the season! When booking for the Ukrainian National Philharmonic Orchestra, Düsseldorf Symphony Orchestra or RSNO Viennese New Year, save: 10% when booking for one or two 15% when booking for three

Elgar Cello Concerto Bruckner Symphony No 3 Michael Sanderling, conductor Raphaela Gromes, cello Falling leaves, melancholy songs, and an eternal sense of the British countryside in autumn – it’s hard to define the precise qualities that make Elgar’s Cello Concerto so enduringly popular. But that’s why it’s a classic; it always has something fresh to say. It’s perfect, in other words, for Raphaela Gromes, a cellist whose aim (she says) is to “immerse myself completely in the piece, to serve the music, to communicate it to the audience”. And perfect, too, for a conductor with the insight and stature of Michael Sanderling, who concludes the concert with Bruckner’s epic Third Symphony. This is Romantic music on a visionary scale, conducted by an artist who understands that Bruckner was speaking from - and to - the human soul. £38.50, £33.50, £29.50, £24.50, £17.50; Disabled £20.50, £18, £16, £13.50 (inc £2.50 booking fee per ticket), £8; Unwaged/Students/Young Scot/Under 26s £6; Under 18s go free Book for all six Perth Concert Series concerts and save 25%

Welcome to the House of Fun. Whether you were there the first time around or you’re discovering 2Tone and Ska revival for the first time, expect non-stop dancing, hands-in-the-air choruses and serious feel-good vibes from start to finish. So dig out your sharpest suit, lace up your dancing shoes and get ready…

Whitney. Beyonce. Gaga. Britney. Tina. Cher. The Spice Girls. Celine... and so many more. Welcome to Queenz - Battle Of The Divas! They’ve headlined in Las Vegas, supported global icons Chappell Roan and Christina Aguilera, and sold over 250,000 tickets worldwide. Now, the Queenz go head-to-head - taking on hits from over 20 legendary divas in the ultimate fight for pop supremacy. Expect powerhouse vocals, killer choreography, and jaw-dropping costumes in a party packed with non-stop anthems. Who wins? You decide! Digitally interactive and hilariously unpredictable, this is Queenz like you’ve never experienced before.

Superbly original, hilariously festive, and bursting with seasonal cheer, the UK premiere of The Crooners Christmas Special is here. Packed with laugh-out-loud antics, sharp one-liners, and chock full of Chritsmas Crooner classics a dazzling dose of Big Band swing, it’s a festive treat like no other. From the creators of the UK hit comedy Crooners and backed by their outrageous Big Band, this spectacular show features iconic Christmas classics by the greatest crooners of all time. Get ready to laugh, sing along, and leave brimming with festive cheer!

Weber Overture, Oberon Brahms Double Concerto Schumann Symphony No.3 ‘Rhenish’ Maxim Emelyanychev - conductor Nicola Benedetti - violin Philip Higham - cello To close the Season, we invite you to an evening centred on one of the jewels of the Romantic repertoire: Brahms’ Double Concerto, a work of sweeping grandeur and intimate dialogue between violin and cello. Nicola Benedetti, a long‑time SCO collaborator, joins the SCO’s Principal Cello Philip Higham in a partnership that promises musical drama and elegance. The programme begins with Weber’s enchanting Oberon Overture and concludes with Schumann’s radiant Symphony No.3, a work full of warmth and vitality.

The Dubliners Encore is the official stage show celebrating the greatest folk band of all time. Produced by The Dubliners’ John Sheahan; renowned fiddle player and legendary Irish icon, this new show packs 50 years of songs, stories, and craic, into one unforgettable night. Rediscover the original bad boys of Irish music - the beards, the ballads, and the band that put Ireland on the world stage. This hugely talented cast captures the magic of The Dubliners singing all their hits, including The Wild Rover, Seven Drunken Nights, The Black Velvet Band, Whiskey in the Jar and The Irish Rover. Be a part of the ultimate Irish sing-along. This music extravaganza will have you singing your heart out and dancing your cares away long after the lights have dimmed.

The annual Perth Childline Christmas Concert is brought to you by NSPCC Scotland and Perth & Kinross Council Education & Children's Services. Celebrating its 23rd Anniversary, an evening of music from local children and young people promises to entertain and get you into the festive spirit. The Perth & Kinross Instrumental Music Service will present a variety of ensembles including Perth Youth Orchestra, choirs and bands to provide a joyous evening of Christmas music, carols and popular classics. Raising vital funds for NSPCC’s Life changing service Childline, it’s a festive performance not to miss! £22.50; Under 16s £12.50 (inc £2.50 booking fee per ticket)

Michelle Sheridan-Grant, soprano Heather Ireson, contralto Liam Bonthrone, tenor Phil Gault, bass Peter Rutterford, conductor Perth Choral Society are presenting the Christmas perennial favourite Handel’s Messiah. The work is Handel’s greatest choral masterpiece and this performance features four professional soloists, the orchestra of the City of Perth Sinfonia all conducted by Director of Music Peter Rutterford. Come and enjoy this glorious work to inspire and invigorate you in the build up to Christmas. Great choruses and arias including: For unto us a child is born, I know that my redeemer livest, The trumpet shall sound, and the ever popular Hallelujah Chorus. £25.50 (inc £2.50 booking fee per ticket); Disabled/Students £8

PSO's second season under their new conductor opens with a perennial favourite, Dvorak's 9th Symphony 'From the New World', whose enchanting blend of the composer's native Czech musical idioms with American themes evokes the wide open spaces of the mid-west. The slow movement features one of the best-loved tunes in the classical repertoire, played hauntingly on the cor anglais (although originally written for clarinet!). The concert opens with Hamish McCunn's Land of the Mountain and the Flood, with its depiction of the majestic landscapes of Scotland, before guest soloist Karolina Csathy sets the stage alight with Bruch's Violin Concerto No 1. The orchestra are excited to welcome London-based Karolina to join them in presenting this gem of the romantic repertoire. £18.50; Disabled/Unwaged/Student/Young Scot cardholders £16.50 (inc £2.50 booking fee per ticket); Under 16s go free (up to two per paying adult)

Skipinnish are without a doubt one of Scotland’s most exciting exports. Riding an ever-growing wave of popularity, the band has gone from strength to strength since the launch of their album, The Seventh Wave, in 2017. With hit after hit of self penned songs and a strong mix of powerful bagpipe, fiddle and accordion led tune sets, they encompass the very best of traditional and contemporary Celtic music and their energetic live shows continue to captivate audiences all over the UK and Europe.

Smetana Vltava (The Moldau) from Má Vlast Tchaikovsky Piano Concerto No. 1 Jerry Goldsmith Music from film Chinatown Piazzolla Libertango Tchaikovsky Romeo & Juliet Steven Mercurio, Conductor Alon Kariv, piano Jan Hasenorhl, trumpet This roof-raising finale to the 2027 Perth Festival of the Arts classical programme comes courtesy of the Czech National Symphony Orchestra, whose versatility across a multitude of musical genres has made them an audience favourite across Europe. Conducted by the charismatic American maestro Steven Mercurio, it brings a colourful programme packed with drama, atmosphere and some irresistible, dancing energy. Smetana’s most popular symphonic poem, Vltava, vividly charts the course of the famous Czech river from its burbling source to its majestic arrival in Prague, passing through hunts, folk festivals and mythical water spirits on the way. Matching it for instantly hummable tunes is Tchaikovsky’s 1st Piano Concerto, whose grand opening theme sets the scene for an epic display of pianistic power, in this case from the multi-award-winning virtuoso, Aron Kariv. Completing a timeless trio is Tchaikovsky’s Fantasy Overture, Romeo and Juliet, whose soaring central love theme is set against the thrilling ferocity of the music evoking their warring families. Two contrasting classics from cinema and world music add seductive layers to this enticing programme. Astor Piazzola’s Libertango conjures visions of sultry dance halls in Buenos Aires whilst Jerry Goldsmith’s classic score for Roman Polanski’s film noir classic, Chinatown, captures its dark emotional undercurrents. It also features a heartbreaking love theme to rival Tchaikovsky, played here by the founder member of the Czech National Symphony Orchestra, stellar trumpeter Jan Hasenörhl. £42.50, £33.50, £31, £23.50; Disabled/Unwaged/Students £39.50, £30.50, £28, £20.50 (inc £2.50 booking fee per ticket); Under 18s £5

Schumann Adagio and Allegro in A flat, Op.70 Ravel Deux mélodies hébraïques Vilmos Montag Sonata in E minor for Double Bass and Piano Faure Berceuse Giovanni Bottesini Fantasia 'Lucia di Lammermoor' Manuel M Ponce Estrellita Will Duerden, double bass Svitlana Kosenko, piano The double bass seldom gets star billing, but the brilliant Will Duerden showcases its versatility with Romantic expression from Schumann, Impressionist colours from Ravel and Fauré and a dazzling operatic fantasia from the 19th-century doyen of double bass, Giovanni Bottesini. Tickets & Information: advance (until 12 noon on the day) £14.50 (inc £2.50 booking fee per ticket); Over 60s/unwaged/disabled/students £13.50 (inc £2.50 booking fee per ticket) After 12 noon on day of concert: £16 (inc £2.50 booking fee per ticket); Over 60s/unwaged/disabled/students £15 (inc £2.50 booking fee per ticket) 26 and unders go FREE (under 16s to be accompanied by an adult)

Due to phenomenal demand, award winning wildlife photographer and filmmaker Gordon Buchanan will hit the road again in 2027, continuing the success of his biggest ever live tour - Lions and Tigers and Bears. Join Gordon as he recounts thrilling encounters with pandas, grizzlies, tigers, jaguars and more. Learn about the heart-stopping moments, the mud, sweat, and tears, and the tender interactions that have shaped his extraordinary career. Gordon Buchanan has dedicated his life to exploring the untamed beauty of the natural world, from the bamboo forests of China to the snowy landscapes of Russia, from the towering Himalayas to the depths of the Amazon. His mission: to capture the majestic big cats and bears on film and reveal their secrets to a global audience. Book your tickets now and dont miss the opportunity to be inspired in a night of adventure, awe and wonder!

He’s back… and more unstoppable than ever. Giovanni Pernice returns in 2027 with his electrifying new live tour – unstoppable. The Strictly Come Dancing champion and BAFTA winner has captivated audiences across the UK with his extraordinary talent, charm and showmanship. Now, he’s pushing boundaries once again in a brand-new production. Since his UK Strictly Come Dancing debut in 2015, Giovanni has become one of the show’s most iconic and beloved professionals of all time, winning hearts nationwide with his unmatched skill and magnetic stage presence. In unstoppable, Giovanni is joined by a sensational cast of world-class dancers and West End performers, creating a breathtaking theatrical experience filled with jaw-dropping choreography, powerful storytelling and dazzling production. This is more than a dance show – it’s a celebration of resilience, passion and the relentless pursuit of excellence. A spectacular show of non-stop action-packed entertainment – prepare to be amazed. Dancer. Performer. Showman. Giovanni is unstoppable.

The largest festival of brass music in the UK featuring some 1500 musicians from senior and youth bands from across Scotland and beyond. Saturday 21 November 2026 09.30 am Band Supplies Scottish Challenge Saturday 28 November 2026 12.00 noon Scottish Open, supported by Besson Sunday 29 November 2026 09.30 am Scottish Youth Championships Ticket prices are the same for all the events. £17; Concessions £13 (inc £2.50 booking fee per ticket); Under 16s £5

The Band of the Royal Regiment Scotland and Perth Choral Society present A Christmas Spectacular Join us for an unforgettable evening of festive music and celebration as the world-renowned Band of the Royal Regiment Scotland and the talented voices of the Perth Choral Society come together for this spectacular Christmas Concert. This special concert is held in support of SSAFA, the Armed Forces charity, which has been providing vital support to serving personnel, veterans, and their families for over 140 years. By attending, you’ll not only enjoy a night of outstanding entertainment but also help make a difference to those who have served our nation. Come and celebrate the season with beautiful music while supporting a truly worthy cause. £27.50 (inc £2.50 booking fee per ticket); Disabled/Students £8; Under 18s go FREE

Ukrainian National Opera presents one of opera's greatest thrillers comes to life in this spectacular production from the Dnipro Opera, Ukraine. Puccini's Tosca is a gripping story of love, jealousy, corruption and sacrifice, performed in Italian with English surtitles and accompanied by a live orchestra. Set in Rome during a time of political unrest, the opera follows the celebrated singer Floria Tosca as she becomes caught between her love for the artist Mario Cavaradossi and the ruthless power of Baron Scarpia. As danger closes in, Tosca is forced to make an impossible choice with devastating consequences. Featuring the famous aria Vissi d'arte and some of Puccini's most dramatic music, Tosca combines powerful storytelling, magnificent staging and emotional intensity. With outstanding soloists, lavish costumes, impressive sets and a live orchestra, this production promises a thrilling evening of passion, suspense and unforgettable music. £41; £39; £37; £35 (including £2.50 Booking Fee) Disabled/Unwaged/Students/Under 26s: £39; £37; £35; £33 (including £2.50 Booking Fee)

The stunning ‘Re-Discovery Tour’ celebrating the truly universal music of Jeff Lynne and the Electric Light Orchestra. Now in their 8th year ELO Again give a dramatic taste of what a legendary ELO concert would have been like back in their heyday. They perform all the big hits – Mr Blue Sky, Livin’ thing, Sweet Talkin’, Woman, Shine a Little Love, Confusion, Last Train to London, Roll over Beethoven, Wild West Hero, Don’t Bring me down, The Diary of Horace Wimp, Telephone Line, Turn to Stone plus many more. As the UK’s No.1 tribute show, ELO Again provide you with the spectacular live effect of ELO’s famous orchestrations, soaring strings and vocals. They certainly know how to entertain too, as the hits just keep on coming. Their version of Mr Blue Sky is breath-taking, full of passion and fervour; the whole auditorium will be on its feet. Come along and relive the age of Glam Rock as ELO Again pay tribute to the beautifully crafted songs of Jeff Lynne. You will revel in ELO’s unique symphonic rock style and hear some of the most unforgettable classic rock and pop songs of our generation.

Q The Music presents The James Bond Concert Spectacular, widely considered to be the finest performance of Bond music since the originals. Featuring all the hit title songs and some special cues from the scores, this is the most passionate, adrenaline-fueled and polished performance imaginable. The evening will be hosted by Miss Moneypenny herself, who will guide you through the concert as compere, sharing the odd anecdote about her time in this legendary series. As the only James Bond concert created by die-hard Bond fans, for Bond fans, by people who understand the music better than anyone else: you won’t want to miss it.

10cc is one of the UK’s most innovative and influential bands. Fronted by 10cc co-founder Graham Gouldman, the band’s growing popularity continues to deliver major concert hall sell-outs across Europe and beyond, from Amsterdam to Auckland and Stockholm to Sydney, with shows in Gibraltar and Iceland along the way. Gouldman was awarded an MBE for services to music in the King’s Birthday Honours List, in 2025. Fans can expect a hit-packed setlist including era-defining anthems like Rubber Bullets, Donna, Art For Art’s Sake, Dreadlock Holiday, The Wall Street Shuffle, Life Is A Minestrone, The Things We Do ForLove, and of course, the eternal I’m Not In Love. “The tour title is not an expression of exasperation, but a humorous acknowledgement that we’re out doing it again,” says Gouldman. “Our Bloody Tourists album gave us the idea and we believe in total honesty - it’s what it says on the tin. Hit after hit after hit, with a few variations.” “There are no bands like 10cc. You can’t compare them to anyone and therefore their music has never dated. It’s as fresh as it ever was, waiting to be discovered or reconnected with, whenever you hear it.” Bob Lefsetz, The Lefsetz Letter.

The largest festival of brass music in the UK featuring some 1500 musicians from senior and youth bands from across Scotland and beyond. Saturday 21st November 2026 09.30 am Band Supplies Scottish Challenge Saturday 28th November 2026 12.00 noon Scottish Open, supported by Besson Sunday 29th November 2026 09.30 am Scottish Youth Championships Ticket prices are the same for all the events. Full price £16.50 + £3.50 booking fee, concessions £12.50 + £3.50 booking fee, under-16s £5.

The largest festival of brass music in the UK featuring some 1500 musicians from senior and youth bands from across Scotland and beyond.

Don’t miss the all-new show from Scotland’s hilarious new stand-up superstar who is widely hailed as one of the most exciting breakthrough artists in the global live comedy scene A social media sensation with 100’s of millions of online views, FLOW is Connor’s 5th solo show - an hour of new standup featuring his intelligent and razor-sharp wit, brilliant jokes and his now-signature, single-malt level of Scottish cynicism that blends perfectly with his relatable everyman take on life, and which in 2025, won him the coveted Forth Fringe Award. Age Recommendation: Restricted: 16+ Guidance: 18+

It’s the most wonderful time of the year: the 30-piece Down for the Count Swing Orchestra returns with its much-loved annual seasonal treat, "Swing Into Christmas"! Gather your loved ones for a joyful set of festive and non-festive classics as you’ve never experienced them before. This is a Christmas spectacular like no other – the Down for the Count Swing Orchestra is one of the largest swing bands currently touring the UK. Featuring some of the UK’s top vocalists and instrumentalists, the acclaimed “big band with strings” recreates the sounds of Nat King Cole, Ella Fitzgerald, Frank Sinatra and Judy Garland in a unique extravaganza of music, stories and on-stage camaraderie which has endeared the ensemble to audiences up and down the country year after year. Audiences of all ages will be captivated by fresh arrangements of iconic songs such as "Let It Snow", "This Christmas", "The Most Wonderful Time of the Year" and "New York, New York" alongside many other favourites – all performed in authentic big-band-with-strings style. The Down for the Count Swing Orchestra is one of the UK's most highly-regarded vintage ensembles, having sold out numerous shows. It may be cold outside, but a night with the Down for the Count Swing Orchestra is guaranteed to leave you in the warm glow of the holiday spirit.

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From the meteoric rise of Loadsamoney, a Thatcherite Visionary, to the fury of Kevin the Teenager, Harry will reflect on 40 years of arsing about in comedy and bring some of his favourite characters vividly back to life on stage. Then it’s over to your questions: your chance to ask how it all works for him, what he’s most proud of, and what he says to the many who ask, “You wouldn’t be allowed to do your stuff today, would you?” Don’t miss an unforgettable evening with a brilliantly silly and strikingly insightful comedian.

Callum has been hard at music for almost half his life, making his own chances, taking chances and, for sure, being a chancer. The Edinburgh-born singer-songwriter has progressed from bad gigs in pubs, to where he is now: a singer-songwriter with a punchy, rousing, emotive and gloriously catchy debut album that scored a No.1 in The Official Scottish Albums Chart. After residing in London and Berlin for a few years, Callum has decided to move back to Scotland. His new material is a collection of songs clawed from the raw stuff of existence, nostalgic patriotism and bleeding love.

A Wild Night In: A Celebration of Mountaineering Friday 4th December 2026 - 19:00 Perth Concert Hall Mountains have always been a source of fascination - inspiring both fear and awe in equal measure. And the stories of those who seek to climb them have become modern folklore - compelling tales of tragedy, survival, high stakes and human achievement. A Wild Night In celebrates many of the most momentous and inspiring stories in the history of mountaineering seen through the RSGS archive. Hear in person from some of the world’s leading climbers, including Leo Houlding, Dave MacLeod, Polly Murray and Louise Flockhart, alongside other notable guests - offering a unique opportunity to hear so many remarkable figures from the world of climbing, all in one evening. An evening of inspiration plus an opportunity to ask your own questions. £34.50; RSGS Members & Mountaineering Scotland Members £30.50 (code required); Under 18s & Students £22.50 (all inc. £2.50 booking fee)

Fairport Convention have been entertaining music lovers for over half a century, having formed in 1967. During that time, the band that launched British folk-rock has seen many changes, but one thing has remained the same – Fairport’s passion for performance.

ArtsTrust Presents ReConnection Dame Evelyn Glennie and Catrin Finch ReConnection is a new musical work by acclaimed composer Jill Jarman, featuring legendary percussionist Dame Evelyn Glennie and harp virtuoso Catrin Finch. Inspired by the post-Covid landscape, ReConnection explores personal, societal and environmental divisions, weaving a message of healing and reconnection into every movement. Dame Evelyn Glennie is the world’s premier solo percussionist. Her solo recordings exceed 40 CDs. A double GRAMMY award winner and BAFTA nominee, Evelyn composes for film, theatre and television. The Evelyn Glennie Podcast was launched in 2020. Evelyn was awarded an OBE in 1993 and has over 100 international awards to date, including the Polar Music Prize, the Léonie Sonning Music Prize and the Companion of Honour. Evelyn is Curator for The Evelyn Glennie Collection. Her iconic film Touch the Sound, TED Talk and charity The Evelyn Glennie Foundation embody her life-long mission to Teach the World to Listen. Catrin Finch, the “Queen of Harps,” has redefined harp music, blending classical mastery with global traditions from Colombian joropo to Senegalese kora. A former Royal Harpist to the Prince of Wales and child prodigy, she’s performed with John Rutter, Bryn Terfel, and Seckou Keita. Her journey now embraces teaching and bold composition. In ReConnection, composed by Jill Jarman, post-pandemic reflection becomes music. Exploring themes of division and healing, each movement invites listeners to contemplate identity, isolation, and hope - shaping a powerful narrative of unity through sound. A composer and jazz pianist, Jill Jarman’s work seamlessly merges classical and jazz. Described by Swedish Dagbladetas creating “art music with jazz waywardness,” her music is often inspired by diverse cultures, as evidenced in her collaborative piece Echoes from the Birdcage for Dame Evelyn Glennie. Jill’s ethos is rooted in pushing boundaries, incorporating fresh approaches to enhance inclusivity and defy musical convention. £27.50, £23.50, £18.00 (inc £2.50 booking fee per ticket); Students £6; Under 26s go FREE (under 16s to be accompanied by an adult)

Ahh...Freak Out! - The World’s Biggest Disco hits! Step into the glittering time machine and journey back to the dazzling 1970s, as we turn back the clock and bring the disco inferno back to life, LIVE on stage! Get ready to boogie the night away as we take you on a magical journey delivering non-stop, chart-topping disco hits alongside our world-class live band! We're talkin' Donna Summer's sultry vibes, Earth, Wind & Fire's cosmic funk, the Bee Gees' silky harmonies, and Gloria Gaynor's fierce diva power - all in one mind-blowing show! So, dust off your bell-bottoms, slip into your shiniest platforms, and join us in the heart of Funkytown for a disco extravaganza that'll make your heart race, your hips shake, and your soul boogie all night long! This is a tribute show and is in no way affiliated with any original artists/estates/management companies or similar shows.

Co-host of ITV's Cooking with the Stars and the Like Minded Friends podcast, and host of everyone's favourite gardening visualised podcast, Pottering. You might have seen Tom on the likes of The Great British Bake Off: An Extra Slice, Last One Laughing: Halloween Special, Apprentice You’re Fired, Cats Does Countdown, Live at the Apollo, 8 Out of 10 Cats, Would I Lie To You? and QI. As well as starring in the hit musical Titanique, Tom is also a best-selling author with two memoirs, No Shame and Too Much and most recently his debut novel Common Decency. Tom’s returning to the stage and there's a lot to catch up about. His last tour, Completely, was a runaway sell-out success, and this one is 'Totally' tipped to follow.

Morrison's Academy Christmas Concert Tuesday 15th December 2026: 19:00 Perth Concert Hall Morrison's Academy return to Perth Concert Hall for their annual Christmas Concert featuring a range of festive performances from across the whole school community. Adults: £17.50 (incl. £2.50 booking fee per ticket) Children: £8.00

World-renowned Celtic musician Brìghde Chaimbeul joins Scottish Ensemble for a spellbinding collaboration, which tours Scotland and the UK following a sold-out World Premiere at the Edinburgh International Festival. Encounter an unforgettable cross-genre performance, where the familiar sounds of a string orchestra are pulled in unfamiliar directions, creating a sound world shaped by the distinctive power of the Scottish smallpipes. In new compositions written by Brìghde, the folklore and history of Skye comes to the fore; from traditional Gaelic waulking songs and the eerie tale of the Spòg Liath (“The grey paw”) to the phases of the moon and the landscape of Scotland’s islands. The performance is completed by the minimalist ambience of Phillip Glass’s Music in Similar Motion. Music emerges from a deep, earthy soundscape of heavy drones and rich string tones. It pairs with bewitching visuals created by filmmaker Jonny Ashworth, creator of Brìghde’s haunting and memorable music videos, for an experience that is both deeply rooted in Scottish heritage and boldly contemporary. Produced by Scottish Ensemble. Co-commissioned by Edinburgh International Festival, Eden Court, and Celtic Connections, with support from PRS Foundation's Beyond Borders, the Leche Trust and the Cockaigne Fund, administered by Foundation Scotland. Full Price: £25.00 (including £2.50 Booking Fee) Disabled/Students/Unwaged: £13 (including £2.50 Booking Fee) Under 26s go FREE (under 16s to be accompanied by an adult)

It has been thirty years since viewers got their first glimpse of such iconic characters as Suits You Sir, Ted and Ralph, Does My Bum Look Big In This, Competitive Dad and so many more. Now, to celebrate this anniversary, The Fast Show team are taking to the stage to give audiences a unique behind-the-scenes insight, telling you how they came up with the characters and the catchphrases and recreating some of your favourite moments - without the need for old age make up! The tour is not just a performance; it's a celebration of the enduring appeal of The Fast Show and the laughter it has brought into the lives of millions.

Stuart Mitchell returns with his brand-new tour show! It’s something entirely new… and this time, we’re releasing early access tickets, giving you the chance to secure the best seats in the house before the first tour announcement drops. A fresh hour of comedy that promises new razor-sharp one-liners, lightning-fast improvisation, and brilliantly relatable storytelling that have made him one of Scotland’s best-selling comedians.

Barry Steele’s Roy Orbison Story - The Platinum Years brings the incredible music and legacy of Roy Orbison to the stage in a spectacular live production celebrating 70 years of hits. Direct from the West End Adelphi Theatre, Barry Steele is widely recognised as one of the finest performers of Roy Orbison’s music, capturing the voice, look and emotion of the legendary singer with remarkable accuracy. Featuring the timeless classics that made Roy Orbison a worldwide superstar, including Only the Lonely, Crying, In Dreams and Oh, Pretty Woman, the show also celebrates the music of The Traveling Wilburys with favourites including Handle with Care and End of the Line. With a superb live band, stunning visuals and first-class production, this is far more than a tribute show - it’s a celebration of one of the greatest voices and songwriters in popular music. Barry Steele - The Real Deal. £39 (including £2.50 Booking Fee)

Join us for a Thriller of an evening, as we celebrate the legendary music of the KING OF POP. This is the Man in the Mirror - The brand new must-see, electrifying tribute concert to Michael Jackson. Starring CJ, one of the world’s greatest Michael Jackson Tribute Artists and supported by a talented cast of performers and musicians who capture the essence of Michael Jackson's unique style and charisma like no other, in this scintillating production that will keep you on the edge of your seats. Featuring all his greatest hits you know and love, including Thriller, Billie Jean, Beat It, Smooth Criminal, and of course, Man in the Mirror. Complete with dazzling choreography, stunning visual effects, light show and authentic costumes. This is the show that pays tribute to Jackson's musical legacy. So, whether you're a lifelong fan or experiencing the magic of Michael Jackson for the first time, get ready as we take you back in time, for a night like no other. £40.50; £38.50; £35.50; £32.50

The Illegal Eagles return in 2027 with their brand new ‘Their Greatest Hits’ Tour, celebrating the legendary Eagles album Their Greatest Hits (1971-1975) - the record that became the first album ever to achieve quadruple platinum status and remains one of the biggest-selling albums of all time. For this special tour, audiences will experience the iconic album performed in its entirety, bringing timeless songs such as Take It Easy, Lyin’ Eyes, One of These Nights, and Desperado to life on stage. Alongside the full album performance, the show features favourites from across the Eagles’ remarkable catalogue, including Hotel California, Life in the Fast Lane, and many more. With decades of experience, exceptional musicianship, and a deep love for this legendary music, The Illegal Eagles deliver a stunning live concert experience. It’s an unforgettable evening of nostalgia and pure musical magic that continues to captivate fans old and new. £41; £38.50 (including £2.50 Booking Fee)

In comedy, ‘killing’ is a good thing. Everywhere else, it’s frowned upon.Jimmy has confirmed kills in over 50 countries and on 13 specials. Eyewitnesses describe it as ‘a brutal, hilarious, life affirming night out’. The brand-new show is packed with fast, dark one-liners about all kinds of terrible things. But they are just jokes. They’re not the terrible things.Jokes are like magnets. They attract some people and repel others. You can joke about anything, but not with anyone. If you’re attracted to Jimmy’s brand of comedy and think you can take the jokes, then by all means come out and play. If you think you’d be offended, then stay away. At this point, being offended at a Jimmy Carr show is like buying a ticket to a horror movie and complaining you got scared. Don’t be a dummy. Look, if you’ve read this far, we know you want to come. So hurry up and buy a ticket. It’ll sell out, so don’t miss out.Please note, a £3 ticket commission fee is included in the price of the ticket.

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The one liners have been sharpened, the quick replies are flowing fast and this time - he’s bringing his pals. Following on from his debut sold-out UK Tour join star of social media, TikTok, and all-round good guy Stuart Mitchell as he brings his famous weekly Stuart Mitchell & Friends show direct from Glasgow to your front door (nearly). Featuring two special guests from the cream of the comedy crop, don’t miss out on a night of laughter that’s just up the road. £26 (inc £2.50 booking fee)

The Simon & Garfunkel Story continues to stun audiences across the globe, making it a must-see international sensation. Using huge projection photos and original film footage, the international hit show also features a full live band performing all the hits including Mrs Robinson, Cecilia, Bridge Over Troubled Water, Homeward Bound and many more.

Chris McCausland, purveyor of the finest in comedy waffle, is heading back out on the road with a brand-new stand-up show. He's got loads of funny stuff to talk about and he needs people to say it to. Chris loves being on tour. He's especially looking forward to the hotel breakfasts, not being woken at 7am by his family every morning - Oh and to spending some quality time with you of course. He's a panel show regular, a BAFTA winner, and the 2024 Strictly champion, just in case you forgot about that. Please don't forget about that!! So get your tickets now for an incredible night of laughter with no serious bits. Warning: May contain waffle. "deceptively sharp-witted behind his affable air" - The Times £33.50 (including £2.50 Booking Fee)