Cadogan Hall Concert Venue

Sloane Square concert venue Cadogan Hall reflects the refined surroundings of its Chelsea/Belgravia address. The Byzantine building first housed a church when it was built in 1907, and today, it seats 900 for its mostly classical concerts. Cadogan Hall’s intimate layout features stalls and a small balcony.

The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra is Cadogan Hall’s main resident, and The BBC Proms chamber music series also calls it home. The venue is a regular stop for touring international orchestras, and it often stages contemporary, jazz, world, and folk music, in addition to theater and musical theater.

Cadogan Hall is an elegant venue, but it is not stuffy. No dress code is enforced. The décor is unique, with a Celtic cross motif taking the place of old-world gilt. A bar and café serves food and drink before performances at Cadogan Hall and during intervals.

Ticket prices vary, but many events at Cadogan Hall include seats for under £20. Frequent matinee shows, featuring acts ranging from folk to jazz, are free of admission. Sloane Square is the nearest Tube station.