The best gigs coming to Albert Hall FT The Undertaker, Teddy Swims and more

Promising unheard stories, jaw-dropping insights and a uniquely intimate setting, the WWE Hall of Famer takes to the Albert Hall stage for a no-holds-barred trip down memory lane. From the backstage brawls to the memorable match-ups, ‘The Phenom’ holds forth – or ‘shoots’, in pro wrestling parlance – on every aspect of his incredible WWE career before taking a selection of questions from the audience.

Renowned for harmoniously merging soul, country, R&B and hip-hop both in his own music and in past collaborations with Armin Van Buuren, Matoma, MK and others, singer-songwriter Teddy Swims plays Albert Hall on Mon 10 Jul as part of an extensive world tour.

Celebrated for their constant sonic evolution, legendary experimental rock group Swans bring their UK Tour to Albert Hall with a selection of fan favourites spanning their 40-year existence. One of the only acts to emerge from New York City’s 1980s ‘no-wave’ scene and endure into the grunge-obsessed 90s, Swans boast a sprawling back catalogue which features forays into noise rock, post-punk, industrial, post-rock and more.

Performing songs from a glittering solo career which has produced seventeen albums, including the acclaimed Paris 1919 and his most recent record, MERCY, the accomplished multi-instrumentalist, songwriter, producer and founding member of The Velvet Underground stops at Albert Hall for the final night of a summer-long European tour.

Following their recent sold-out UK tour, contemporary Irish folk group LANKUM kick off Albert Hall’s 2024 schedule with a selection of songs from an oeuvre which offers ‘a creative expression of the internal, external, spiritual, historical, contemporary and cosmic all at once’ (Irish Times).