China Crisis at Edinburgh Queens Hall

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China Crisis are a synthpop band from Merseyside.

China Crisis will be performing 1 event in Edinburgh on Thursday 8th May 2025 at the Queens Hall.

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Thursday 8th May 2025 Edinburgh, UK
	Official	China Crisis Plus special guests Edinburgh, Queen's Hall	from $41.59 inc fees	View Tickets
	Official	China Crisis Edinburgh, Queen's Hall	from $41.59 inc fees	View Tickets
	Official	China Crisis Edinburgh, Queens Hall Edinburgh	from $35.61 inc fees	View Tickets
	Official	China Crisis Edinburgh, Queens Hall	from $41.59 inc fees	More Info

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Address: Edinburgh Queens Hall, 85 Clark Street, Edinburgh, EH8 9JG
Telephone: 0131 668 2019
Venue Capacity: 900

Queen's Hall is a live music and entertainment venue based on Clark Street in Edinburgh. First opened as a chapel way back in the 1800s, it was converted into a location that has served locals as a place to watch live music, comedians, orchestras, stage productions, and everything in between in 1979. It was one of the chosen venues for the Edinburgh International Festival, Edinburgh Festival Fringe and Edinburgh Jazz and Blues Festivals.