Plus Suzi Ruffell, Fern Brady, Ed Night & Hasan Al-Habib
Friday 27 November 2026, 7.30pm
Cadogan Hall’s unmissable regular comedy show returns, as November’s show sees Joe Lycett, Fern Brady, Ed Night and Hasan Al-Habib take to our iconic stage, with Suzi Ruffell on MC duty.
Headlined by two-time BAFTA winner Joe Lycett, whos...
Three great orchestral works that balance turbulence with tranquility featuring Mendelssohn’s storm‑tossed Hebrides Overture, Mozart’s Piano Concerto No. 20 in D minor with Alim Beisembayev, and Brahms’ deeply expressive Third Symphony.
Electoral Dysfunction, Sky News’ politics podcast, returns to Cadogan Hall for a live Christmas show. Beth Rigby joins Jess Phillips, Harriet Harman and Ruth Davidson to reflect on a turbulent political year, with analysis, debate, behind-the-scene...
Following a sold-out 2025 concert, Colosseum + Soft Machine return by popular demand.
Colosseum came to fame in 1969 when the band led by legendary drummer Jon Hiseman released its debut album Those Who Are About To Die Salute You. Best-selling studi...
Britten’s joyful A Ceremony of Carols crowns a festive journey through choral music from the medieval to the present day, each composer beautifully capturing the spirit of the season, whether reflective, exultant, poetic or peaceful.
Daniel Hyde conducts City of London Choir and Britten Sinfonia in two powerful British war requiems: Vaughan Williams’ heartfelt cry for peace, written between World Wars, and Finzi’s exquisite lament for lost youth and ancient rural ways of life...
Plus support: Allexa Nava.
Widely acknowledged as one of the world’s most talented trumpeters, Takuya Kuroda is at the forefront of genre-bending jazz music.
Signed to the consequential Blue Note Records, the forward-thinking musician has developed...
A double bill of musical journeys: L'Antidote, featuring Redi Hasa with Bijan Chemirani and Rami Khalifé, blends Persian, Mediterranean and contemporary influences, while Jalal & Negro deliver an immersive, contemplative performance.
Acclaimed vocalist and songwriter Lizz Wright joins pianist Kenny Banks Sr. for their London debut as a duo, performing music from their album Nearness. An intimate evening blending gospel, jazz, blues and folk, marked by warmth, grace and honesty.
Handel's masterpiece, in Holy Week. The great journey from darkness to light is sung by the City of London Choir and soloists Hilary Cronin, Alasdair Austin, Harry Gant and Daniel D'Souza, with period orchestra The Hanover Band. Daniel Hyde conducts....
Broadcasting legends Jane Garvey and Fi Glover bring their hit podcast Off Air to the stage. Expect fiercely intelligent, hilariously irreverent and refreshingly honest conversation as they share the ups and downs of life, live and unfiltered.
Bill Laurance and Michael League bring their duo to Cadogan Hall with Close to Home, their most intimate album yet. Piano, bass, oud and vocals combine with clear melodies and light-footed rhythms drawing on jazz, folk, blues, pop and minimalism.
Sky News’ Deborah Haynes and military analyst Professor Michael Clarke, plus special guests, ask whether Britain is ready for war, exploring military capability, national resilience and the role ordinary citizens could play in a crisis.
