Alexandra Palace

concert hall

Grade II-listed entertainment and sports venue in north London that hosts concerts, festivals, exhibitions and ice‑skating, and is known for its panoramic views and historic BBC broadcasting links. Major event spaces include the Great Hall (capacity ~10,250) along with multiple halls and a theatre used for concerts and large public events.

Alexandra Palace, Alexandra Palace Way, Muswell Hill, London Borough of Haringey, Greater London, England, N22 7AY, United Kingdom
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MusicLiteratureSports~5 events/monthGBP 8–85

Upcoming Events (6)

Fat Freddy’s Drop

Fri, 23 Oct 2026

Fat Freddy’s Drop headlines Alexandra Palace with a groove-heavy live show blending funk, soul, reggae and electronic textures. London's iconic venue creates an intimate, club-like atmosphere as the New Zealand outfit delivers immersive jams and soulful vocals.

Skindred

Sat, 31 Oct 2026

Skindred headlines a high-energy show at Alexandra Palace. Expect pounding rock with their signature reggae-infused riffs, powerhouse vocals, and a riotous, crowd-pleasing night in London.

Bill Ryder-Jones

Sat, 14 Nov 2026

Bill Ryder-Jones performs a guitar-driven indie set at Alexandra Palace in London. Expect moody, melodic songs and intricate guitar work in a grand, historic venue that adds atmosphere to the show.

Enter Shikari

Fri, 20 Nov 2026

British rock-electronic band Enter Shikari headlines a high-energy concert at Alexandra Palace in London, blending heavy guitar hooks with electronic textures. The iconic venue hosts a dynamic night of modern post-hardcore-tinged rock.

Johnstone’s Paint Masters Snooker 2027

Sun, 10 Jan 2027atTime TBD

Johnstone’s Paint Masters Snooker 2027 at Alexandra Palace brings top snooker professionals to London for a high-stakes tournament. The event promises tense high-score frames, iconic venue ambiance, and a showcase of precision play in a historic setting.

Dylan Moran – Looking For Trouble

Fri, 28 May 2027

Dylan Moran brings his Looking For Trouble tour to Alexandra Palace for a night of razor-sharp observational comedy. Expect Moran's signature dry wit, keen storytelling, and sharp crowd-work inside the historic London venue.