Nathan Carter at Liverpool Philharmonic Hall

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Nathan Carter is a country singer-songwriter and musician currently based in County Donegal, Ireland.

Nathan Carter will be performing 1 event in Liverpool on Sunday 3rd October 2021 at the Philharmonic Hall.

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Sun Oct 3 2021 Liverpool, UK
Official face value from £33.75. Resale tickets from £59.67. Track Ticket Price History SET PRICE ALERT
	Official	Nathan Carter Liverpool, Philharmonic Hall	from £35.75 inc fees	View Tickets
	Official	Nathan Carter and His Band Liverpool, Liverpool Philharmonic Hall	from £25.00 inc fees	View Tickets
	Resale	Nathan Carter Liverpool, Liverpool Philharmonic Hall Tickets available: 12	from £59.67 inc fees	View Tickets
	Official	Nathan Carter Rescheduled date. Liverpool, Philharmonic Hall	from £33.75 inc fees	No Official Ticket Sellers Listed Please Try Venue

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Address: Liverpool Philharmonic Hall, Hope Street, Liverpool, L1 9BP
Telephone: 01517093789
Venue Capacity: 2381

Philharmonic Hall is a massive concert venue based on Hope Street in Liverpool. Boasting a capacity of 2,381 people, it was originally built in 1939 to replace the original hall, that burnt down in a fire. Nowadays, it hosts an average 250 events every single year, with over a fifth of them consisting of classical music. However, you can find music of all sorts being played here, along with comedy acts, plays, musicals, and even films!