Eventim Apollo OPEN: Venue Tours

Go behind the scenes and experience the venue like never before as exclusive and unseen spaces are unveiled on this one-of-a-kind tour. Step backstage and beyond, exploring the hidden corners where music and entertainment history was made. The tour also includes the opportunity to see the venue’s magnificent Grade II* listed Compton organ.

Follow in the footsteps of legends including The Beatles’ iconic performances in 1964–65, to David Bowie’s legendary final Ziggy Stardust show in 1973, and Queen’s unforgettable 1979 appearances, and Kate Bush’s sold-out residency in 2014. The venue has continued to host major current artists for some of their most iconic moments, including Adele in 2011, Harry Styles’ debut solo London shows in 2017, and Ed Sheeran’s 2023 performance of his entire Subtract album.

Visitors will also learn about the stage that has hosted celebrated comedians including Michael McIntyre, Kevin Hart and Dave Chappelle, Joanne McNally, Sarah Millican and Jo Brand while discovering the rich heritage and cultural legacy of one of London’s most celebrated entertainment venues.

Discover the stories behind world-famous productions such as Live at the Apollo and Britain's Got Talent, and immerse yourself in the rich legacy of this iconic venue.

This tour will come with a complimentary drink and photo opportunity on the stage

Time slots will run: 11am, 12pm, 1pm, 2pm, 3pm, 4pm

*Please note this a walking tour with several steps to climb*