Live Concerts Series

Innovative, Inspiring, International: Arts for Adventurous Audiences

We are excited to bring you an inspiring and international series of events throughout the 2018/19 academic year, including top-class chamber music, psychedelic noise-rock, Bollywood-Jazz fusion, performances from our drama students and everything in between. Please see each month below for a list of forthcoming events, and details of how to book tickets. 

Season Tickets

If several concerts take your fancy, a 2018/19 Season Ticket could be for you. For just £50, or £30 for over 60s, you'll be entitled to entry to University of Huddersfield music concerts all year - bargain! Purchase a season ticket or contact Live with any questions.

Events details

Details of all concerts

4 February: An evening with Nitin Sawhney
Nitin comes to the University of Huddersfield to share tales and highlights from his fascinating career so far. This event will take place in the Phipps Hall, in the Richard Steinitz Building.

6 February: Organ Recital
Simon Earl of Christchurch Priory will be performing at the University of Huddersfield. This event will take place in the St Paul’s Hall.

7 February: Alumni Percussionists of the University
Chris Bradley, University of Huddersfield percussion tutor, reunites former students of the University of Huddersfield from the last 20 years. This event will take place in the Phipps Hall, in the Richard Steinitz Building.

11 February: University Flute Choir and Student Showcase
The University Flute Choir presents a diverse programme of music for flutes large and small, alongside outstanding student soloists and chamber ensembles. This event will take place in the St Paul’s Hall.

14 February: Gnod (R&D)
R&D will find Paddy and Chris improvising with new instruments, sounds and ideas with the option of collaborating with various musicians along the way. This event will take place in the Phipps Hall, in the Richard Steinitz Building.

28 February: Ian Pace
Internationally renowned pianist, musicologist and champion of avant-garde music, Ian Pace, presents an uncompromising recital, book-ended ended with two essays in extreme pianistic virtuosity. This event will take place in the St Paul’s Hall.

Details of all concerts