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Hollywood • United Kingdom
Hollywood Bowl
Marina, Marina Way, Brighton Marina, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN2 5UT, UK, Hollywood Open in Google Maps
Hollywood Bowl, Hollywood, hosts 27 upcoming events between 20 Sep 2026 and 21 Nov 2026, with tickets from £6.39. Terrace from £225.22, Boxes from £254.63.
Tickets from £6.39
On sale now 27 upcoming events
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Upcoming shows and schedule
Across September and November 2026, Hollywood Bowl hosts 27 upcoming events. Featured headliners include Gregory Alan Isakov, Jazz, Jon Bellion, A Tribute to Abba, and Jon Batiste. Tickets currently start from £6.39.
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How much are tickets at Hollywood Bowl?
The lowest price each part of the house has been listed at across 1 upcoming date. Seats are sold by individual block, so a specific date may differ.
| Where you sit | Tickets from | Dates listed |
|---|---|---|
| Terrace | £225.22 | 1 |
| Boxes | £254.63 | 1 |
What time do doors open at Hollywood Bowl?
The primary entrance is located on the western façade, facing Alcester Road. Queue arrangements are typically structured with a series of barriers guiding patrons towards security checkpoints. Standard bag search policies are enforced.
Most upcoming dates start at 19:30 (11 of 27 listed dates); each event page carries its own start time.
Door times vary by event — check your ticket or the venue's own website on the day.
About Hollywood Bowl: Layout, History & Architecture
Constructed in 2005 on the outskirts of Hollywood, Worcestershire, the Hollywood Bowl presents a contemporary functionalist design, a departure from traditional concert hall aesthetics. The structure itself is an unadorned, purpose-built edifice primarily utilising a steel frame with pre-cast concrete panels, blending into the semi-industrial landscape rather than dominating it. With a capacity of approximately 2,500, the main hall features a substantial flat standing floor, providing direct proximity to the stage. Above and wrapping around the rear and sides of this area is a single, moderately tiered balcony.
Sightlines from the balcony are generally unimpeded, offering a comprehensive view of the stage, though the distance can feel considerable for some. On the main floor, visibility naturally varies with crowd density; securing a prime position requires early arrival. Acoustically, the hall is engineered for amplified performance. While the sound reinforcement system provides significant clarity and presence, the inherent hard surfaces and volume of the space mean that during moments of lower sonic density or between songs, a discernible reverberation can be present. This is a characteristic of modern multi-purpose venues built with efficiency and high throughput in mind, where the reliance is heavily on engineered sound rather than natural room acoustics.
The Live Experience & Current Schedule
Entering the Hollywood Bowl is a straightforward process, typically managed through multiple entry points to minimise queuing. The foyer areas are functional, housing several bar stations designed for rapid service, which can become crowded during peak times pre-show and during intervals. The main standing floor offers a robust, energetic experience, with typical concert density allowing for direct engagement with the performance. The seated balcony, in contrast, provides a more composed viewing experience, often favoured for its consistent sightlines and less intense crowd interaction.
With 27 live performances scheduled, upcoming entry prices start from £6.39. The next confirmed event on the calendar is Gregory Alan Isakov on 20th September 2026. The atmosphere within the hall fluctuates considerably, dictated largely by the genre and fan base of each specific event, ranging from enthusiastic collective engagement to more subdued appreciation.