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Built as a result of the vision of Prince Albert, then consort to Queen Victoria, Royal Albert Hall saw its beginnings a staggering one and a half century ago in 1871. Despite its rather old beginnings, it has been in continual use since then and is retained in much the similar manner as it was built back then. In fact, it is classified as a Grade I Listed construction, which is very extraordinary in a world where building hardly half a century old lie in ruins. Prince Albert’s vision, the foundation for this prestigious venue, sprung out of a will to create a sort of ‘central hall’ whose paramount use would be to promote an understanding of and an appreciation in Sciences and the Arts. In fact, the prince went so far as to classify space of it, at the heart of the royal South Kensington estate. But that wasn’t the end; this prestigious home to the arts and sciences was to be surrounded by various institutions, museums and houses of learning, as per Prince Albert’s grand vision.

Thus, today’s Royal Albert Hall came into being. It has always been and always will be a building made for different purposes; not only as a centre for the arts with orchestras playing and concerts held but also as a place where scientific conferences can take place, exhibitions and expositions can be organizes, public meetings can be held and even award ceremonies can be viewed. Royal Albert Hall is in itself a registered charity in the UK but it also stands out in that it doesn’t take a single penny from the government; it is a self sufficient institution and has always been so. This venue is best known for the event known as ‘The Proms’, an event held yearly since 1941. It is made up of eight weeks of classic music concerts as well as a number of other events. The concerts themselves number around seventy and the event itself has been taking place in 1895, previously held at the Queens Hall but then moved to the Royal Albert Hall.

Events that make up ‘The Proms’ aren’t simply held at the Royal Albert Hall. Indeed, numerous other events are organized all over the UK, making up a century of concerts such as those held in 2009. In fact, this event is regarded as the ‘world’s largest and most democratic music festival’ for classical music, a fact that every fan of this genre should take note off and immediately grab Royal Albert Hall tickets. This venue is also a historic and legendary venue in that leading artists all over the world in each and every genre have performed on its stages. Each year sees around three hundred and fifty performances taking place at the Royal Albert Hall from various musical events to sports events like tennis matches.

Amongst famous artists and groups who have performed at the Royal Albert Hall, the likes of Bob Dylan, Eric Clapton are seen with groups like Led Zeppelin, The Beatles, Opeth and The Killers, amongst many other outfits. The Royal Albert Hall has also hosted the Eurovision Song Contest and its fame has led it to become part of songs sung by the Beatles, such as A Day In The Life . Upcoming events include performances by Alicia Keys and Michael Ball as well as the UK’s own Jazz legend, Elgar Room. From the tango genre, Ignite appear with Violentango. All in all, a famous venue and a host to a mass of famous artists is definitely a venue worth grabbing Royal Albert Hall tickets for!