LiveHouse Dundee
LiveHouse Dundee, Dundee, hosts 3 upcoming events between 19 Nov 2026 and 23 Jan 2027, with tickets from £59.79. General admission from £75.82.
📅 Upcoming Shows & Schedule
Across November 2026 – January 2027, LiveHouse Dundee hosts 3 scheduled performances. Featured headliners include The Snuts, The Temperance Movement, and Alestorm. Tickets currently start from £59.79.
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Upcoming Events at LiveHouse Dundee
How much are tickets at LiveHouse Dundee?
The lowest price each part of the house has been listed at across 3 upcoming dates. Seats are sold by individual block, so a specific date may differ.
| Where you sit | Tickets from | Dates listed |
|---|---|---|
| General admission | £75.82 | 3 |
What time do doors open at LiveHouse Dundee?
The main entrance is located on Waterfront Place, facing south towards the River Tay. Queue arrangements typically form parallel to the building facade along Waterfront Place. Standard bag search procedures are in place upon entry.
Most upcoming dates start at 19:00 (3 of 3 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 LiveHouse Dundee: Layout, History & Architecture
LiveHouse Dundee opened its doors in 2008, a purpose-built structure designed to accommodate large-scale contemporary music events within the city's revitalised waterfront district. Its architectural style is best described as late-modernist utilitarian, characterised by a robust concrete and steel framework with extensive glazing on the southern facade, offering views across the River Tay. The design prioritises functional space over ornate detailing, reflecting an industrial aesthetic sympathetic to Dundee's heritage while clearly distinguishing itself as a 21st-century addition.
The main auditorium is a substantial, multi-level space with a standing capacity of approximately 1,800. The majority of the floor space is flat, providing an expansive standing pit directly in front of the stage. Towards the rear, a gently raked standing tier improves sightlines for those further back. Above this, a single, shallow balcony offers a limited number of fixed seats, primarily along its front edge, providing an elevated perspective. Sightlines from the front standing area are generally unimpeded, though crowd density can become a factor. Views from the rear standing tier are good, particularly of the stage, but the periphery of the balcony can suffer from partial obstructions due to structural columns.
Acoustically, the hall presents a characteristic profile of a large, high-ceilinged modern venue. The predominant use of hard surfaces – concrete floors and walls, exposed steelwork – means the space inherently possesses a lively, somewhat reflective quality. While designed with acoustic treatment panels strategically placed on side walls and ceiling to mitigate excessive reverberation, the overall sound relies heavily on the quality and power of the installed PA system. Bass frequencies can be particularly resonant throughout the standing pit, while the rear tiers and balcony offer a slightly dryer, more balanced, but less physically impactful sound. This mandates a meticulous sound engineering approach for each performance to achieve optimal clarity and presence.
The Live Experience & Current Schedule
Access to the hall is managed through a spacious ground-floor foyer, which houses multiple bar points designed to mitigate queuing before and between acts. During busy periods, the main standing pit can reach significant density, particularly for popular acts, creating a highly immersive but potentially warm atmosphere. Those seeking a more relaxed viewing experience will find better personal space on the raised rear standing tier or within the limited seating of the balcony, where elevated sightlines are generally clearer, albeit with a slight increase in acoustic distance from the stage. The crowd atmosphere is typically energetic, responding directly to the artists' performance and the dynamic sound reinforcement. With 3 live performances scheduled, upcoming entry prices start from £59.79. The next confirmed event on the calendar is The Snuts on 19th November 2026.
How do I get to LiveHouse Dundee, Dundee?
LiveHouse Dundee is at Nethergate, Dundee, DD1 4EH. Open in Google Maps
By train and tube
Dundee railway station is the nearest mainline station, located approximately a 6-minute walk north of LiveHouse Dundee. Upon exiting the station, proceed north across the forecourt to South Crichton Street, then turn left and walk west towards the junction with Whitehall Crescent. Cross Whitehall Crescent, continuing west along Waterfront Place, with the River Tay on your left. LiveHouse Dundee will be on your left.
By bus
Numerous Xplore Dundee bus routes serve the city centre, with the closest major stops located on Whitehall Crescent and Commercial Street, both within a 4 to 8-minute walk inland (north) from the venue. Key routes include the 5, 9, 10, 17, and 28, offering connections across Dundee and the surrounding areas. Check Xplore Dundee's website for specific route timings.
By car and parking
The closest multi-storey car park is the Olympia Car Park, situated a 7-minute walk north-east of the venue on Earl Grey Place. Additional parking is available at the Bell Street Car Park, approximately a 12-minute walk north-west. Both are paid car parks; advance booking, particularly for weekend events, is advisable to guarantee a space and potentially reduce fees. Expect increased congestion around event times.
Entry and security
The main entrance is located on Waterfront Place, facing south towards the River Tay. Queue arrangements typically form parallel to the building facade along Waterfront Place. Standard bag search procedures are in place upon entry. Patrons are advised to arrive 30-45 minutes before the advertised door time, especially for popular events, to allow for security checks and to secure preferred viewing positions within the hall.