André Rieu and His Johann Strauss Orchestra

Overview

André Rieu, world-renowned Dutch violinist and conductor, is set to is set to return to the UK & Ireland for his highly anticipated 2027 tour and a brand new show. We visit the bp pulse LIVE arena – at the NEC, Birmingham.

Together with his 70-piece Johann Strauss Orchestra, choir and outstanding soloists, the celebrated violinist presents a concert that offers everything audiences have come to love: a joyful programme full of surprises and sn unforgettable evening.

The repertoire spans from romantic, emotional ballads, music from opera, musical and the movies to the most beautiful and beloved waltzes that have captivated listeners for years.

André Rieu’s tours are regularly outselling the world’s top pop and rock stars. His concerts are also a visual treat, from the sight of him and his musicians entering through the crowd and up onto the stage at the beginning of the concert, to the lavish costumes and the vast screen behind the orchestra displaying beautiful imagery tailor-made for each song, guaranteeing a magical evening for the whole family. André’s YouTube videos have reached far over one billion views; 10 million fans follow him on Facebook and he has sold over 40 million albums worldwide.

Experience the magic of an evening with André Rieu and discover why he is considered one of the most popular live performers in the world.

Please Note – For this performance, the venue has issued the following disclaimer for any of the seats allocated to us, to which all customers confirm and agree to on booking :

“I agree that the seats I have select are suitable for my access needs and understand that all seats are accessed by steps with no lift available. I understand and accept that there will be no on-the-day re-seating available.”

There is at least a 10-minute walk from the coach park to the venue.

Please note that in the Resorts World Arena, there are 29 steps to get into the arena bowl. Once at the top of the 29 steps this brings you to Row G. ( The rows are in alphabetical order, but there is no row I or O). Once you are at row G for every row above G there are an additional 2 steps per row.

(Example – if you are seated in row R, then you will have to climb 29 initial steps plus 9 rows x 2 steps which means there would be a further 18 steps)

If you need clarification of how many steps there will be to your specific seats please ask us to confirm.

Please ensure you can manage these steps before you make a booking.