Live Music · UK CONCERTS
The 14 best concerts you can book tonight, with what a seat costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Spend 90 minutes touring Liverpool and Beatles landmarks with guides such as Damion, Jimmy, Jen, and Chris. Expect live commentary, Beatles singalongs, city history, photo stops at Penny Lane and Strawberry Field, childhood homes, and a free glass of bubbly at the Philharmonic Dining Rooms.
“Jimmy the guide was brilliant, keep up the good work”
Travel from near Victoria Station to the ABBA Arena on a branded electric coach with music, video, Wi-Fi and USB charging. Your package can include a seated or dance-floor concert ticket, priority entry and a return ride after the 90-minute show.
“Truly outstanding. Nostalgic and emotional. Wonderful experience. The technology involved in this is amazing. If you didn't know the groups ages, you would believe it was the real thing”
Meet at the Marquis of Granby at 2:30 pm for a 90-minute to two-hour musical theatre party through London’s West End. Your host leads songs, trivia, and simple dance moves through Theatreland, Leicester Square, Piccadilly Circus, and Soho. Headsets, photos, and videos are included.
“So much fun want to do it all again tomorrow! Hosts were awesome. We loved it. Best way to spend a Saturday afternoon in London.”
Ride through London with guides such as Clive, Colin, Richard, Ian, and Lucky, tracing Beatles, Bowie, Queen, punk, and British rock sites. Choose a morning, afternoon, or full-day route, with a walk across Abbey Road’s famous crossing as the main photo stop.
“We enjoyed this tour. Our guide, Lucky, was very informative and our driver easily guided through the streets of London. Our favorite parts were seeing the market areas with the David Bowie markers, the Pink Floyd smoke snacks on the album Animals, and visiting Abby Road and walking across the zebra stripes. My husband says this tour was his fav of our 10 day trip to Paris and London!”
See Wicked at London’s Apollo Victoria Theatre, where Elphaba and Glinda’s friendship unfolds through Stephen Schwartz’s songs, striking costumes, elaborate sets, and high-flying stage effects. Choose stalls or dress circle tickets, then make your own way to the theatre for this 2-hour-45-minute West End performance.
“The viator Website misleaded us with the ages guide and they still did not get back to us with a refund as we were rejected at the entrance !”
See Moulin Rouge! The Musical at London’s Piccadilly Theatre in a glittering 2-hour-45-minute production filled with singing, dancing, romance, and famous pop songs. Choose your seat in advance for the clearest view, bring a mobile ticket, and note that strobe lighting is used.
“The show was simply amazing! However, as the tickets from viator do not come with asigned seats, we had a very difficult time to get in. The guy at the help desk could not find our booking at all, not under my name, email address or reference number. He was helpful and kind to find us two seats, but the process is rather long and unpleasant… Great show, but if you can do not buy tickets trough viator.”
Board at Westminster Pier for a three-hour evening cruise with a welcome glass of sparkling wine, a set three-course dinner, and live jazz. You will pass Big Ben, the London Eye, and Tower Bridge, with time for drinks and dancing before returning around 23:00.
“-very good food -wonderful view -comfortable trip -cozy ambiance, but the singer should transmit more emotions while singing and try a variety of jazz songs.”
See TINA The Tina Turner Musical at London’s Aldwych Theatre, following Tina Turner from Tennessee to rock stardom through live performances of her best-known songs. The 2-hour-45-minute show includes an interval, a big sing-along finale, and matinee or evening tickets. It closes in September 2025.
“Excellent Show,enjoyed and ideal for any Tina Turner fan or someone enjoying stunning music. Lessonto also never give up”
Travel independently to His Majesty’s Theatre for a 2-hour-30-minute performance of The Phantom of the Opera. Choose your seat type in advance, then enjoy Andrew Lloyd Webber’s music, lavish costumes, dramatic effects, and the famous chandelier in an intimate West End theater.
“Took the family to watch. What a great experience and intorduction to stage shows. Performance was captivating and truly enjoyable. Our two teenagers enjoyed it and that says plenty.”
Take your reserved seat at London’s Piccadilly Theatre for Moulin Rouge! The Musical, a high-energy stage version of Baz Luhrmann’s film. Expect dazzling costumes, Parisian cabaret style, more than 70 songs, strobe effects, loud sounds, and modern hits alongside Your Song and Come What May.
Book a reserved seat for MAMMA MIA! at London’s Novello Theatre. Follow Sophie’s comic search for her father through ABBA songs such as Dancing Queen, Take a Chance on Me, and Mamma Mia. Plan your own transport to the West End, and note the flashing lights and age rules.
Cruise the Thames from Westminster Pier for about three hours, pairing London's night-time sights with a three-course dinner and live jazz. Expect fixed seating, panoramic windows, an upper deck for photos, and drinks sold separately. Smart casual dress and advance dietary requests are important.
“We had a lovely time! The dinner was delicious and the music very good. Next time will try to make sure we get a window table. Just an observation, the lentils were delicious, since i love lentils. However, as an only option as side for meat eaters in a country where its not actually that common in restaurants, it's not ideal. I'm saying this because my husband doesn't like lentils and so for him the main ended up being just the duck leg in itself.”
Spend three hours at Jazz Notes in Soho with the Jazz, Soul, Funk Collective. You will hear a featured set, then open jams with singers and instrumentalists welcome to join. Food and drinks, including Sunday roast and vegan options, cost extra.
“Brilliant! I enjoyed my time spent Staff are friendly and welcoming Very uplifting spirit of music and instruments plus different players with different body expressions; l get carried away too”
Spend four hours inside Belle Livingstone’s recreated 1930s country club, with a six-course Manhattan menu, live jazz led by trumpeter King Rory Simmons, cabaret, burlesque, and theatre. Choose a 1 p.m. matinee or 7 p.m. evening show. Drinks cost extra.
“It was brilliant. We were a little worried when we saw the alley to walk down but no problem it was busy and safe. We had indulged in the VIP so we're able to go straight in. From there it was fantastic. Friendly Helpful staff, all in character of the era, welcomed us by name. The food was good and the entertainment superb. I don't normally do reviews but my husband said I should make an exception this time as I had arranged the evening as his birthday present and he said it was the best birthday present he had ever had.”
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