Echo and the Bunnymen at The Empire

Doors, start time, travel and parking for The Empire, Coventry.

What time does Echo and the Bunnymen come on stage at The Empire?

Echo and the Bunnymen plays The Empire — one date, 20 November 2026.

The listed start time is 19:00.

Doors are not published. At a hall they usually open 60 minutes before, which is about 18:00.

A concert runs about 2 hours 30 minutes, so expect to be out around 21:30.

Echo and the Bunnymen at The Empire: dates

Prices checked 13:25 on 4 Nov.

Where is The Empire?

22 Hertford St, Coventry CV1 1LF, UK
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How do I get to The Empire?

Nearest station: Coventry Railway Station (major train lines), about 15 minutes' walk.

Buses: 1, 2, 3, 5, 10, 20, 23, 42, 55, 58.

By train

For travellers arriving by train, the nearest station to The Empire in Coventry is Coventry Railway Station. This central hub is approximately a 15-20 minute walk, roughly 1 kilometre, from the venue. The station is served by major train lines, including West Coast Main Line and CrossCountry services, making it easily accessible from across the UK. Regular and frequent trains operate from London Euston, taking around 1 hour, Manchester Piccadilly, approximately 1.5-2 hours, and Birmingham New Street, a quick 20-30 minute journey. Edinburgh services are less frequent but available. Coventry Railway Station offers comprehensive facilities, including a ticket office, ticket machines, waiting rooms, and accessible access for passengers with mobility needs, ensuring a smooth start to your visit to The Empire.

By bus

Coventry's extensive bus network provides excellent access to The Empire. Numerous bus stops are located within a short walking distance of the venue, with the closest typically found on Corporation Street and nearby city centre routes. Key bus route numbers serving the city centre include routes 1, 2, 3, 5, 10, 20, 23, 42, 55, 58, and 78, connecting the venue to various neighbourhoods across Coventry, from Radford and Earlsdon to Walsgrave and Foleshill. Several routes operate late into the night, offering options for concert-goers returning after evening events, though checking specific timetables is advised. Journey times from the main Coventry bus station (Pool Meadow) are typically under 10 minutes, with many buses running every 10-15 minutes during peak times. Major bus operators in the area include National Express Coventry.

Travel notes for The Empire, from our venue guide.

Where can I park at The Empire?

Sat nav: CV1 1FS

When driving to The Empire in Coventry, major motorways like the M6 and M40 provide excellent access. Exit the M6 at junction 2, following signs for Coventry city centre via the A4600, which will lead you towards the venue. For sat-nav purposes, using the postcode for Coventry city centre, such as CV1 1FS, can guide you to the vicinity, as a specific postcode for The Empire is not always readily available. Parking in the city centre is plentiful, with several multi-storey car parks nearby, including Salt Lane, West Orchards, and Barracks Way, typically costing around £2-£3 per hour or a maximum of £15-£20 for a full day. Street parking may be limited and subject to restrictions. Park and ride services operate from the outskirts of the city. Disabled parking bays are usually allocated within the main car parks.

Accessibility at The Empire

The Empire in Coventry strives to be accessible to all patrons. The main entrance is generally wheelchair accessible, and venue staff are on hand to assist with entry. Within the venue, information regarding the availability of lifts to different levels and accessible seating areas should be confirmed with the venue directly when booking tickets, as layout can vary depending on the event setup. Accessible toilet facilities are typically available, designed to accommodate wheelchair users. While specific details on hearing loop or induction loop systems should be verified, many venues are increasingly incorporating such technologies. Assistance dogs are usually permitted, and it's advisable to inform the venue in advance if you plan to bring one. Accessible parking is available in nearby city centre car parks, and staff are generally trained to offer assistance where needed to ensure an enjoyable experience.

How much are Echo and the Bunnymen tickets at The Empire?

The cheapest listing on the dates above is £235, plus StubHub booking fees at checkout.

Resale prices move; the figure is the lowest we recorded at the last check, so check the date you want.

Echo and the Bunnymen at The Empire: your questions answered

What time does Echo and the Bunnymen come on stage at The Empire?

Echo and the Bunnymen is listed to start at 19:00 at The Empire. Doors are not published with the listing; The Empire is a hall, where they usually open about 60 minutes before — around 18:00. A concert runs about 2 hours 30 minutes, which puts the finish near 21:30. That is an estimate, not a published curfew.

What time do doors open for Echo and the Bunnymen at The Empire?

We hold no published doors time for this run. The Empire is a hall, where doors typically open 60 minutes before the advertised start, so about 18:00 for a 19:00 start. Your ticket is the authority.

How early should I arrive for Echo and the Bunnymen at The Empire?

No doors time is published for this run. The Empire usually opens 60 minutes before the advertised start, which would be about 18:00 for the 19:00 start, so anything from then gets you in ahead of it.

What is the nearest station to The Empire?

The nearest station to The Empire is Coventry Railway Station, served by the major train lines, about 15 minutes' walk.

Where can I park at The Empire?

When driving to The Empire in Coventry, major motorways like the M6 and M40 provide excellent access. Exit the M6 at junction 2, following signs for Coventry city centre via the A4600, which will lead you towards the venue. Sat nav: CV1 1FS.

Where is The Empire?

The Empire is at 22 Hertford St, Coventry CV1 1LF, UK.