Manchester Collective live in London

Experience Manchester Collective live on October 4th

Manchester Collective performs at the Queen Elizabeth Hall, London on October 4th, 2026. The ensemble is recognised for its dynamic and boundary-pushing approach to classical music, frequently commissioning new works and collaborating with artists from diverse genres including electronic music, visual art and poetry. Their performances often deconstruct traditional concert formats, aiming for immersive experiences that blur the lines between disciplines. The group typically features a core string ensemble – violin, viola, cello – but expands with guest musicians as projects require.

The Queen Elizabeth Hall is a prominent concert venue situated on the South Bank in London, forming part of the Southbank Centre. Opened in 1967, it was designed by architects Hubert Bennett and Leslie Martin as a key component of a larger arts complex intended to revitalise the area. The hall is renowned for its acoustic qualities and has hosted performances by leading orchestras, ensembles and soloists across a wide range of musical styles. Its interior features distinctive Brutalist architecture and has undergone renovations over the years to improve accessibility and facilities while preserving its original character. The hall’s capacity is approximately 960 seats.