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Usher Hall, Corn Exchange, Murrayfield: upcoming concerts in Edinburgh and what the audience thought.
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BBC Radio 2 DANCE Sounds of the 90s with Vernon Kay
Vernon Kay
Edinburgh Corn Exchange · Edinburgh
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Del Amitri: Past to Present - Four Decades Of Their Greatest Music
Del Amitri
Usher Hall · Edinburgh
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Anarchy in the U.K Tour - Celebrating 50 Years of Punk
Frank Carter and Paul Cook, Steve Jones, Glen Matlock of the Sex Pistols
Edinburgh Corn Exchange · Edinburgh
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Frequently asked questions
What are the main concert venues in Edinburgh?
The Usher Hall on Lothian Road is the main concert hall. The Edinburgh Playhouse and the Corn Exchange take bigger touring acts, the Queen’s Hall hosts smaller concerts, and Scottish Gas Murrayfield is used for stadium shows in summer.
How do I get to a concert at Murrayfield?
Edinburgh Trams stop at Murrayfield, next to the stadium, and the Balgreen stop is close to the west side. Lothian buses along Gorgie Road also serve the area; check tram and bus service updates on concert days, as extra services or diversions are common.
How do I get to the Edinburgh Corn Exchange?
The Corn Exchange is on New Market Road in the south-west of the city, a short walk from Slateford railway station. Several Lothian bus routes stop nearby, and the venue has its own car park.
Does Edinburgh have an arena?
Not at present: an indoor arena is planned at Edinburgh Park but has not been built yet, so the largest indoor venues are the Edinburgh Playhouse, the Corn Exchange and the Usher Hall. The biggest tours play Scottish Gas Murrayfield in summer or the arenas in Glasgow.