Live Entertainment in London

O2 Academy Brixton is London's most beloved mid-size concert venue — a 4,921-capacity former 1920s Art Deco cinema in the heart of Brixton that has hosted landmark performances by David Bowie, The Clash, Madonna, and virtually every major touring act visiting London for six decades. The venue's steeply raked floor, ornate original architectural details, and Brixton's legendary energy create a concert experience considered by many artists and fans to be the finest in the world at this scale.

Royal Albert Hall is one of the world's most iconic concert venues — a magnificent 5,272-seat Victorian rotunda opened by Queen Victoria in 1871 that presents over 390 performances annually ranging from the BBC Proms to rock concerts to BAFTA ceremonies. The Hall's extraordinary acoustic dome, royal boxes, and unbroken history of presenting the world's finest artists across 150 years make it the most culturally significant concert venue in Britain and one of the most recognizable buildings on earth.

The O2 Arena is the world's most visited music venue — a 20,000-capacity arena inside the iconic dome on the Greenwich Peninsula that has topped global concert attendance rankings every year since 2007. Hosting over 200 events annually, the O2 has staged residencies and landmark performances by every major artist of the modern era from Beyoncé to Ed Sheeran to Prince, and the surrounding O2 entertainment complex of restaurants, bars, a cinema multiplex, and a rooftop climbing experience makes it the most complete entertainment destination in the United Kingdom.