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What's on Guide | Cultural Events What’s On Guide | Cultural Events December Janurary 2019 Star Wars: A New Hope in Concert, Manchester - 1st Dec The Nutcracker, Royal Opera House - 3rd Dec - 15th Jan Madonna, O2 Arena - 1st & 2nd Dec Hogwarts in the Snow, Warner Bros. - 17th Nov - 27th Jan Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons, O2 Arena - 2nd Dec Chicago, Phoenix Theatre - Available Until 5th Jan Love Actually, Royal Drury Lane - 2nd Dec Disney On Ice, O2 Arena - 26th Dec - 6th Jan Swan Lake, Sadler's Wells - 4th Dec 2018 - 27th Jan 2019 London Short Film Festival, London - 11th - 20th Jan Years & Years, O2 Arena - 5th Dec The Queen of Spades, Royal Opera House - 13th Jan Def Leppard, O2 Arena - 6th Dec La Traviata, Royal Opera House - 14th Jan Snow White, Palladium - 8th Dec 2018 - 13th Jan 2019 Cirque du Soleil, Royal Albert Hall - 12th Jan- 9th Feb Mariah Carey, O2 Arena - 11th Dec The 1975, O2 Arena - 18th & 19th Jan British Fashion Awards, Royal Albert Hall - 10th Dec The Streets, Birmingham O2 Academy - 19th Jan The Nutcracker, London Coliseum, 13th - 30th Dec Strictly Come Dancing, Birmingham Arena - 19th & 20th Jan Horrible Christmas, Alexandra Palace - 13th - 30th Dec National Television Awards, O2 Arena - 22nd Jan Paul McCartney, O2 Arena - 16th Dec Strictly Come Dancing, Leeds Arena - 25th Jan Christmas Spectacular, London Palladium - 16th - 23rd Dec Strictly Come Dancing, Manchester Arena - 26th & 27th Jan The Snowman Live in Concert, Royal Albert Hall - 20th Dec Snow Patrol, O2 Arena - 26th Jan Handel’s Messiah, Royal Albert Hall - 21st Dec 9 to 5 - The Musical, Savoy Theatre - 28th Jan - 31st Aug Home Alone: In Concert, Royal Albert Hall - 22nd Dec The Lion King, Lyceum Theatre - Ongoing Throughout the Year February 2019 March 2019 The Streets, Brixton Academy - 2nd - 6th Feb Betrayal, Harold Pinter Theatre - 5th Mar - 1st Jun Ozzy Osbourne, Manchester Arena - 3rd Feb Jason Mraz, Royal Albert Hall - 6th Mar Tears for Fears, O2 Arena - 6th Feb Twenty One Pilots, Wembley Arena - 8th - 9th Mar Boyzone, O2 Arena - 7th Feb Nicki Minaj & Future, O2 Arena - 11th Mar Strictly Come Dancing, Wembley Arena - 8th Feb London Fashion Week, Feb TBC Ozzy Osbourne, The O2 Arena - 11th Feb Jason Mraz, Royal Albert Hall - 6th Mar Slash, Hammersmith Apollo - 20th Feb Twenty One Pilots, Wembley Arena - 8th Mar Fatboy Slim, Wembley Arena - 21st Feb Loreena Mckennitt, Royal Albert Hall - 13th Mar Steely Dan & Steve Winwood, Wembley Arena - 25th Feb Gipsy Kings, Royal Albert Hall - 18th Apr London Fashion Week, Feb TBC George Ezra, The O2 Arena - 19th & 20th Mar Book of Mormon, Prince of Wales Theatre - Ongoing Blue Planet II Live in Concert, Manchester Arena - 27th Mar Matilda, Cambridge Theatre - Ongoing Throughout the Year Panic at the Disco, The O2 Arena - 28th & 29th Mar April 2019 FURTHER AHEAD IN 2019... Mike & The Mechanics, Royal Albert Hall - 1st Apr The Lehman Trilogy, Piccadilly Theatre - 11th May - 3rd Aug UB40, The O2 Arena - 6th Apr RHS Chelsea Flower Show, Chelsea Gardens - 21st - 25th May Boy ll Men, Hammersmith Apollo - 7th Apr The Vamps, The O2 Arena - 25th May Take That Tour, Various Locations in the UK - 15th Apr - 4th Jun Rod Stewart, St. Marys Southampton Stadium - 31st May Shawn Mendes, O2 Arena - 16th, 17th & 19th Apr Elton John, The 1st Central Country Ground - 9th Jun Alfie Boe, Royal Albert Hall - 17th Apr Bryan Ferry, Royal Albert Hall - 17th Jun Gipsy Kings, Royal Albert Hall - 18th Apr Wireless Festival, Finsbury Park - 5th - 7th Jul Rufus Wainwright, Royal Albert Hall - 21st Apr British Summertime, Hyde Park - 5th - 14th Jul Joe Bonamassa, Royal Albert Hall - 24th - 26th Apr Grand Prix Ball, The Hurlingham Club - 10th Jul Latitude Festival, Henham Park - 18th - 21st Jul Prices and packages vary depending on the venue so please get in touch for a quote on a specific event and date. For more information please contact your Account Manager on 0207 385 3553 or email [email protected] .
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