A 19th-century performing arts auditorium with a classical facade, hosting frequent concerts across a range of genres.
The BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra launches its new season with Tchaikovsky's Violin Concerto played by Chloë Hanslip, with guest conductor Mihhail Gerts.
Live concert by UK singer-songwriter and Grammy-nominated songwriter Richard Walters, with Alison Moyet as support, at the Aberdeen Music Hall.
Alison Moyet plays the Music Hall with her band on her 'Songs of Yazoo, the minutes & Other' tour, with songs from Yazoo and her solo albums.
Dizzee Rascal plays the Music Hall on Union Street in Aberdeen with his We Want Bass UK Tour and special guests.
Celtic music quartet led by fiddle virtuoso Duncan Chisholm, with flute player Michael McGoldrick, tenor banjo master Gerry O'Connor and guitarist Tony Byrne.
Boyband supergroup Boyzlife, with Keith Duffy and Brian McFadden, plays the hits of Boyzone and Westlife at the Music Hall.
Stand-up comedian Ian Jones channels the style and impressions of Lee Evans in a 90-minute tribute show.
The RSNO, led by music director Thomas Søndergård and pianist Anna Vinnitskaya, plays Schumann's Piano Concerto alongside Tchaikovsky and Brahms.
Britpop band Shed Seven play the Music Hall on Union Street on their Shedcember X Tour, with the Aberdeen date sold out.
A new musical about the Scottish tradition of the ceilidh, directed and choreographed by Sam Pinkleton and created by the duo Noisemaker.
A night of rock n' roll, soul and rhythm and blues from The Vintage Explosion at the Aberdeen Music Hall.
Third edition of the craft beer festival, with afternoon and evening sessions of beer, cider and spirits from UK and international breweries.
Wet Wet Wet play the Aberdeen Music Hall to mark the 40th anniversary of their 1987 debut album 'Popped In Souled Out', with support from Roachford.
Francis Rossi of Status Quo plays a hand-picked set of Quo classics and deep cuts, plus selections from his own catalogue, on his solo tour.
Dance spectacular by the 'Legends of the Dance Floor', five Strictly Come Dancing stars, that brings the glitz and glamour of Las Vegas to Aberdeen.
Ceilidh dance night with Aberdeen all-girl ceilidh band Danse McCabre at the historic Music Hall.
80s soul and jazz icons Hue & Cry bring their Full Band Scottish Tour to the Music Hall, with special guest Roachford.
The Royal Scottish National Orchestra, with guest conductor Emilia Hoving and violinist Maya Iwabuchi, plays Brahms' Violin Concerto, Sibelius' Symphony No. 6 and Saariaho's Ciel d'hiver.
Stand-up comedian Alan Davies brings his UK tour 'Think Ahead' to the Aberdeen Music Hall.
Country star Cammy Barnes, who blends contemporary country with Scottish traditional influences, plays the Music Hall in Aberdeen.
Stand-up show by comedian Serena Terry, creator of 'Mammy Banter', on her UK and Ireland tour 'Therapy', recommended for ages 16 and over.
