All University of Liverpool students can now receive exclusive discounts on tickets to concerts at The Tung Auditorium, the new state-of-the-art concert venue on campus. Join other students who love live music and sign up to the student membership scheme at: www.thetungauditorium.com/students
Become a student member to experience live music on campus at hugely discounted prices. Membership benefits include:
- Access £3 or £5 tickets for most events (discounts of up to 80%!)
- No booking fees on student tickets
- Be the first to hear about student offers including free tickets
- Opportunities to meet others and make friends
- Plus the many wellbeing benefits of listening to live music!
Whether you’re interested in contemporary, jazz, electronica or classical music, The Tung Auditorium has something for you.
We can’t wait to welcome you to the University of Liverpool’s outstanding new concert hall, where everyone can experience incredible live music from internationally renowned musicians as well as local up-and-coming artists.
Event highlights
Great British Gharana featuring Prabhat Rao – 5 October 1pm
Milap’s ‘Great British Gharana’* concert series features the UK’s own Indian music talents who are on a continuous quest to explore their unique identity and juxtaposition of Indian classical traditions and Western contemporary cultural influences.
Prabhat Rao, a highly accomplished classical singer from the Hindustani (North Indian) classical tradition will be presenting a selection of beautiful and poetic compositions alongside Pulkit Sharma on Tabla and Rishikesh Kardile on Harmonium.
The Liverpool Literary Lecture: In Conversation with Ann Cleeves – 7 October, 6.30pm
Join us for an evening with best-selling British crime writer, Ann Cleeves OBE, who will be discussing her prolific writing career with the University’s Vice-Chancellor, Professor Dame Janet Beer.
Author of more than 30 books, Ann is best-known for her Shetland and Vera Stanhope series which have been adapted into hit television series.
This exclusive event opens this year’s Liverpool Literary Festival which runs across the weekend of 7-9 October. Visit the Liverpool Literary Festival webpage for more information.
Northern Film Orchestra presents Frankenstein – Live! – 29 October, 7.30pm
Experience the iconic horror film based on Mary Shelley’s 1818 novel Frankenstein with live orchestra. The 1931 movie was produced without music, enter Michael Shapiro whose 70-minute haunting score performed by a chamber orchestra adds another dimension and emotional impact to the viewing experience.
Further information
For more information on the scheme, the list of concerts included, and to sign-up, visit www.thetungauditorium.com/students