Theatre Royal, Bath - The 200-year-old Theatre Royal has been noted as “one of the most important surviving examples of Georgian theatre architecture” by the Theatres Trust. It’s hardly a surprise, as the intimate venue hosts just under a thousand, showcasing creative concerts and productions.

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Theatre Royal, Bath - The Theatre Royal’s dramatic interior is the perfect setting for its frequent Sunday concerts. There’s also a chance to explore the neighbouring Egg theatre and Ustinov Studio.

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Royal Albert Hall, London - London’s Royal Albert Hall has hosted The Proms each summer since 1941. The Italianate structure is almost 150 years old, originally hosting French organists and Richard Wagner himself.

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Royal Albert Hall, London - Nowadays, the hall hosts a wide manner of shows. From orchestral arrays to masterclasses from Dionne Warwick, there’s never a dull moment here. Get lost in the building’s inspiring details, such as its fluted aluminium roof, gallery diffuser discs, and glazed roof.

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Brixton Academy, London - What once was The Astoria cinema is now the O2 Brixton Academy. Situated in the south London borough, the concert hall has a sturdy reputation as one of the UK’s leading venues.

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Brixton Academy, London - The almost 5,000 person capacity and renovated make O2 Brixton an essential stop. It’s no wonder musicians such as Hawkwind, Soul II Soul, and New Order have recorded live albums here.

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The Minack, Porthcurno - This stony open-air theatre juts into the Celtic sea. The venue was thought up by Rowena Cade, who hosted village actors on her meadow terrace. In the years since, The Minack has developed into an astounding concert venue.

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The Minack, Porthcurno - Used for film productions and Shakespearean stage plays, The Minack also hosts a myriad of concerts. This Cornwall concert venue is a prestigious place more than worthy of a visit.

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Glyndebourne, Sussex - Glyndebourne has been an opera house since 1934, showcasing elegant performances both inside and on the grounds. The listed house is almost 600 years old.

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Glyndebourne, Sussex - Glyndebourne’s organisers annexed the organ room with a theatre. With a 300-seat capacity, the room hosts small-time operas and symphony orchestras alike. This is the venue for the annual Glyndebourne Festival Opera.

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Greenwich Yacht Club, London - Founded by Thames sailors over 100 years ago, the Greenwich Yacht Club is an alluring and exclusive gig venue. The club hosts conferences and receptions, alongside Sunday concerts and showcases.

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Greenwich Yacht Club, London - The yacht club’s festivities take place in its two River Rooms and outdoor decking. There’s also a private pontoon, for guests to board a boat to London’s centre.

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Sage Gateshead, Gateshead - Found south of the River Tyne, Sage Gateshead is both a concert hall and educational centre for music. The relatively new venue was opened in December 2004, and has since established itself as one the UK’s leading music venues.

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Sage Gateshead, Gateshead - There’s three performance spaces to explore at Sage Gateshead. The Northern Rock Foundation Hall hosts small rehearsals, with a further two halls seating thousands.

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The Cavern Club, Liverpool - The original Cavern Club was filled in during the construction of Liverpool's underground rail loop. However, the reimagined and reopened venue still bears the vibrant atmosphere of the original.

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The Cavern Club, Liverpool - The HQ of Liverpool’s beat scene, the venue is known for The Beatles’ early shows. These days, you can find resident artists gigging alongside acoustic acts and local favourites.

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Scarborough Spa, Scarborough - Scarborough Spa seats nearly 2,000 in its Grand Hall, but the promenade bandstand is the highlight here. The spa was once the UK’s most popular music hall venue outside London. Now it preserves its legacy with carefully-crafted concerts and performance masterclasses.

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Scarborough Spa, Scarborough - The Coastival and Scarborough Jazz Festival both take place at the spa. A structure that was once the source of spa waters, is now a gorgeous centre for live music.

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Wigmore Hall, London - Originally known as Bechstein Hall, the Wigmore is a Renaissance-style venue with marble floors and alabaster walls. The hall has an established history of showcasing art song and chamber music.

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Wigmore Hall, London - Now, the Wigmore acts as a major hub of new music, with its own in-house composers. It even boasts its own Wigmore Hall Live record label, promoting rising stars and reputable performers alike.

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Waterfront Hall, Belfast - The multi-purpose Belfast Waterfront Hall was designed by local architects and launched just over 20 years ago. There’s been symphonic orchestras, country concerts, and an annual Christmas show in the past year alone.

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Waterfront Hall, Belfast - Whether it’s a stadium rock spectacle or a must-see show, the Waterfront is Northern Ireland’s most prestigious concert hall. The copper-coated dome is the crown for a great gig venue and conference centre.

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Alexandra Palace, London - Halfway between Wood Green and Muswell Hill, the Alexandra Palace could be one of London’s most essential concert venues. Dubbed “The People’s Palace”, the building has been through a lot, including raging fires and a dwindling restoration funds.

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Alexandra Palace, London - That considered, “Ally Pally” still triumphs as an entertainment centre. Legends like the Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin, and Jay-Z have all headlined the largest standing capacity in the capital.

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