Lost In Music at Liverpool Floral Pavilion Theatre

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Lost In Music is a tribute show centred around the spirit of 1970s disco artists.

Lost In Music will be performing 2 events in Liverpool Friday 24th January 2025 at the Floral Pavilion Theatre. Friday 25th April 2025 at the Philharmonic Hall.

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Fri Jan 24 2025 Liverpool, UK
	Official	Lost In Music One Night at The Disco Liverpool, Floral Pavilion Theatre	check site	More Info

Fri Apr 25 2025 Liverpool, UK
	Official	Lost In Music One Night at The Disco Liverpool, Philharmonic Hall	check site	More Info

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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!