The Glasgow Royal Concert Hall

One of the best auditoriums to attend an event .I attended 2 of the graduation ceremonies in Glasgow Royal concert Hall .It had wheel chair accessibility and can accompany more than 2000+ audience.Truly amazing performance space in the Glasgow.

Went for the 1st time for meatloaf by candlelight great venue quite small perfect for a concert

I appreciate the effort has been devoted to revitalising Glasgow. Structures like this, majestic and stylish, bustling with culture and with artistic energy, are emblematic of that revitalisation. Arcing and elegant in its design, it draws the eye of anyone in its immediate vicinity, and the area immediately around it functions as a vibrant gathering place. I came upon this building while wandering through Glasgow without quite knowing what it was at first. Yet I found myself spending a lot of time here admiring the architecture and staring at the excited and the content faces of those prepared to watch a performance. If ever I return to Glasgow, I will have to watch a performance here as well.

Amazing experience, friendly staff, great seating area. Also due to the steep angle in upper circle, don't have to worry about people in front blocking your view.

Great place for a concert.This was a book tour night but, have seen rock bands, acoustic performances and others. Obviously being a concert hall, the acoustics are awesome, and it's just big enough to fell like a concert but, also quite intimate too

Wonderful concert hall bang in the centre of Glasgow. Easy access and great view from our seats. We went to see Perfectly George with Rob Lamberti. A great show!

Lovely venue for large events. You have good visibility to the stage from any seat location.

We went to see Dexy's Midnight Runners - this was my first time attending The Royal Concert Hall, and it was an interesting experience!The bar area resembles a high school cafeteria with harsh, unforgiving overhead lighting and tables & chairs arranged in peculiar formations. The seating set up is not ideal if you are part of a big group.The bar staff were friendly, but the service was slow. I got the impression that the staff were not used to working behind a busy bar with customers eager to be served within a 15-minute, half-time interval.The tumblers were made of plastic but durable *and* stackable - handy!Customers who returned their empties to the bar were rewarded with a £1 off their next drink. It was evident that most punters were pleased with this cleverly executed arrangement, ourselves included.Drinks were reasonably priced, especially when compared to other gig venues in the city.The ushers had their patience tested by patrons who were hell-bent on talking, standing when they should be seated, snapping photos on their phones, devoid of shame, and subtlety. The majority of gig goers were having a ball, choosing to ignore the venue's strict" rules prohibiting photography and filming as they danced

What a beautiful location and building. Looks amazing inside and out. Seating is ideal - very much like Perth Horsecross. Great unobstructed views. Front rows are so close to stage you feel you are almost in stage. Very enjoyable. Concessions were goos and bar staff at cafe part were excellent