Calling all Dancing Queens, this is your night to say, Thank you for the Music!

The arresting and ominous opening chords of Mozart's overture to his opera Don Giovanni set the scene for the sometimes dark and tragic, but also sometimes comedic, story that ensues.

When Frederick Delius wrote The Walk to the Paradise Garden which featured in his opera “A Village Romeo and Juliet” he was not thinking about some heavenly celestial path, but going to the pub!

he composer dubbed 'Mr Crescendo' gets this afternoon's concert under way.

Steve Devine, principle keyboard player of The Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment, brings a distinguished cast of early music specialists for a reprise of his uniquely exhilarating interpretation of Messiah.

Zoltán Kodály's Peacock Variations are a veritable kaleidoscope of orchestral colours redolent of the bird itself.

Trio Bohémo, hailed for their precision, dedication and outstanding talent. From acclaimed debuts at venues like Wigmore Hall to winning top prizes at prestigious competitions

Experience the electrifying fusion of funk, soul, and jazz with the renowned James Taylor Quartet, led by Hammond organ maestro James Taylor.

The night out of the year that you need more than ever, is back! Get ready to get LOST IN MUSIC!

Kanneh-Mason’s (cello) and Baker’s (piano) examination of this legacy begins with the music of Leoš Janáček, who, like Bach, found inspiration in age-old beloved melodies

Come and hear the mighty oratorio "Elijah" by Felix Mendelssohn, sung live by the Royal Tunbridge Wells Choral Society with full orchestra and professional soloists.

Max Richter's The New Four Seasons: Vivaldi Recomposed is a thrilling and hypnotic way to hear Vivaldi's genius with fresh ears, seemingly taking us up into the cosmos to look down on the piece and the world from above.

Apart from being a world famous conductor, Sir Charles Mackerras was also a prolific arranger of music.

Experience the best of Wigmore Hall with two unparalleled international musicians.

CODA favourite James Lisney returns with an all Chopin programme including all four of the Ballades. This concert is part of the Royal Tunbirdge Wells International Music Festival.

Piano trios by Fauré (in D Minor, Op.120) and Schubert (No.1 in Bb, D898) and a world première by Morgan Hayes, with one of Britain’s leading ensembles: Darragh Morgan (violin), Tim Gill (cello) and Mary Dullea (piano). 

The opening concert of the RTWSO’s 2024/25 season gets under way with the ever popular, and certainly rousing, overture to Russlan and Ludmilla by Glinka. It is fast and furious and gives all sections of the orchestra a great workout!

Running a wide variety of events the Assembly Hall routinely has group discounts available for some of their amazing shows and concerts for groups of 8+.

Jazz on the Pantiles is a much-beloved summertime tradition in Royal Tunbridge Wells!