After seven months of hibernation, music and entertainment will return to the stunning grandeur of Albert Hall. The team behind the iconic venue are proud to announce – The Show Must Go On – a special event and show schedule announcement as they reopen in October, with a new socially-distanced, seated, and safety focused set-up.
Headlining the series is one of Albert Hall’s musical treasures – Crazy P – who on Saturday 17th October will perform their truly unique and incredible live show. Electronic,
melodic, beats and disco all flow through the now legendary live shows, which see the three members joined on stage by Matt Klose on drums and Tim Davies on bass.
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Albert Hall also presents Musik Halle, an evening of Bier, Brats and Musik in their beloved Wesleyan Chapel. Hosted by Haus DJ’s and their superstar promenaders, there will also be a curated bier list with the likes of Steigl, Paulaner and Manchester Rein as well as cocktails from their friends downstairs at Albert’s Schloss. The Cook Haus heroes will be dishing up Brats and Manchester’s Biggest Sausage from their Street Food stall and live entertainment from the Haus DJ’s all night long.
Alongside the programmed series of Musik Halle events, there will be a Drag Brunch and much more to be announced.
Albert Hall will still have the same electric atmosphere and production just with a different layout. Albert Hall will become a 400-capacity venue, which will be fully seated with table service and a digital bar with contactless ordering.
After meticulous planning and adhering to all of the government’s guidelines, the new layout will include tables of 2 and 4 set on the mezzanine, while the main floor will host tables of 5-6 guests – all guests must be from the same household in-line with current local rulings. There will also be the introduction of table service and QR codes to minimise contact between guests and staff. When purchasing a ticket there will be drink package add-on options, so guests can have drinks ready on their table on arrival.
Tickets must be purchased in advance and are on sale here: www.alberthallmanchester.com
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