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.
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! To purchase a season ticket or find out more, please click here - or contact us at live@hud.ac.uk with any questions.
The Bollywood Jazz Project bring their unique Indo-Jazz fusion to Phipps Hall, as well as performances from The Meltemi Ensemble, Four's Company and more.
Upcoming events in November include performances from Rachel Nicholls, Boxwood & Brass, Elision, Kirsty Almeida and more.
Catch our Drama students in shows such as The Tempest and enjoy music from the University Choirs, Brass Band, Symphonic Wind Orchestra and Brass Band.
2019 starts off with performances from Katy Jones on trombone, percussionist Serge Vuille, and the 'sax-led cool school' sound of Dave Manington's Riff Raff.
Gnod (R&D) take to the stage this February, Electric Spring returns with their annual festival of sonic exploration, and we welcome virtuoso pianist Ian Pace to campus.
March's performance calendar is jam packed with events, including concerts hosted by the Centre for Research in New Music and performances from our postgraduate students.
Celebrate music from around the world with performances from Inja Stanovic, MohammadReza Beladi and friends, and the University Choirs.
Our series ends with performances from the University Pop Ensembles - whether you're into blues, funk, prog or reggae, there's something for everyone.
St Paul's Hall is home to a spectacular organ and we are pleased to present a series of recitals throughout the academic year.
All organ concerts are free and open to members of the public. Recitals will take place on the following dates:
Wednesday 7 November 2018, 1:15pm, St Paul's Hall (James Bowstead, Assistant Director of Music at Wakefield Cathedral)
Wednesday 5 December 2018, 1:15pm, St Paul's Hall (Organist TBC)
Wednesday 6 February 2019, 1:15pm, St Paul's Hall (Organist TBC)
Wednesday 6 March 2019, 1:15pm, St Paul's Hall (Organist TBC).
This year's series of events kicks off with performances from world-renowned organist John Scott Whiteley, and members of the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment