Sheffield International Concert Season 2026/27 - Halle Orchestra

at Sheffield City Hall Oval Hall, Sheffield

The Halle Orchestra performs as part of the Sheffield International Concert Season 2026/27 at Sheffield City Hall Oval Hall. This classical symphonic concert takes place on Saturday 20 February 2027 at 19:00. The Halle Orchestra is one of the UK's leading orchestras, known for its extensive repertoire and acclaimed performances. This is an excellent opportunity to experience world-class orchestral music in Sheffield.

Date: Sat 20 Feb · 19:00
Ticket limit: Please note: There is a ticket Limit of 8 tickets per person…
Promoter: ASM T.A SHEFFIELD CITY HALL

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All dates at Sheffield City Hall Oval Hall

Sat 20 Feb – Sat 19 Jun · Daily at 19:00

Sat 20 Feb 19:00
Sat 13 Mar 19:00
Thu 29 Apr 19:00
Sat 19 Jun 19:00

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What to expect

Sheffield International Concert Season 2026/27 - Halle Orchestra is a symphonic show at Sheffield City Hall Oval Hall, 0.1 mi from the centre of Sheffield. It is a good pick for a night at the theatre. If you want to make a night of it, 3 other events are on in Sheffield the same day.

About the event

From the organiser, as published on Ticketmaster.

The Hallé Orchestra returns with Mahler's heady Fifth Symphony and Rachmaninov's wicked Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini. The story goes that the 19th century violin virtuoso, Niccolo Paganini, sold his soul to Satan in exchange for his extraordinary talent.

Rachmaninov's theme and variations on one off Paganini's compositions goes to prove that the devil really does have the best tunes. Russian pianist Alexi Volodin brings a galvanising vitality to this richly imaginative piece.

After the interval, Mahler's Fifth Symphony takes centre stage. Beginning with a funeral march, this monumental work travels from a mood of hopelessness, through one of the composer's most beloved slow movements, to its unforgettably jubilant conlusion.

Mahler specialist Kahchun Wong will bring his signature energy to this performance.

About Sheffield City Hall Oval Hall

Sheffield City Hall Oval Hall is a Grade II* listed building situated in Barker's Pool, one of Sheffield's central squares. Built and owned by Sheffield City Council, it serves as a venue for events in the heart of the city. The historic building remains an important cultural landmark within Sheffield's landscape.

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Notes from the organiser and the venue, as published on Ticketmaster. Togoist does not sell tickets; purchases, refunds and exchanges are handled by Ticketmaster.

“Babies in arms (ages 0-2) are not admitted into the auditorium. All persons aged 14 and under must have a valid ticket and be accompanied by an adult over 18. A max of 8 tickets per person and per household applies. Tickets in excess of 8 will be cancelled. For customers buying stalls tickets, please note that Stalls seating is not tiered and customers may stand during the performance. Standing will NOT be permitted in the Circle or Balcony, due to Health & Safety reasons. Patrons who therefore do not…”
“Wheelchair positions are for wheelchair users, accessible positions are for patrons with disabilities/conditions that are unable to use general area Seating/Standing but do not require a specific wheelchair space. Please contact the venue accessible team on 01142 56 55 93 to arrange tickets that suit your individual access requirements, including accommodations for Assistance Dogs, visual or hearing impairments, BSL Interpreter and other specific needs. You can also get in touch via Accessteam@utilitaarenasheffield.co.uk For Accessible information please click”
“No Cameras No Video or Audio recording devices. No backpacks. No cans/glass bottles. No Food.”
“There is no onsite parking for City Hall, however there are numerous multi-storey and open car parks within easy walking distance.”
“Age restrictions differ from show to show.”