Halloween in Concert

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Halloween in Concert

You’re halfway through trying to carve a pumpkin with a teaspoon when you get a text about M&S Bank Arena putting on a Halloween concert. Finally, a night out where the only thing you need to worry about is the state of your fancy dress.

What’s It About?

Halloween in Concert promises all the chills and thrills you want from the 31st of October, but with more music and less arguing about whose turn it is to bob for apples. Think spine-tingling live performances, family-friendly fun and enough spooky energy to rival Lime Street at midnight.

The show is all about celebrating Halloween with a soundtrack packed with classic creepy favourites, brought to life by top musicians and creative visuals lighting up the arena. Whether you’re in it for the monster anthems, the atmosphere, or just a chance to wear fake fangs in public, you’re sorted here.

When Is It On?

Halloween in Concert takes place on Friday 31 October 2026. It’s a one-night-only affair, so you’ll want to swap your door-knocking plans for a ticket to Kings Dock. No confirmed show times yet, so keep an eye out on the official event page for any updates.

Where Is It?

Head over to M&S Bank Arena, Kings Dock, Liverpool Waterfront, L3 4FP. If you’re wondering, yes, this is the main arena – right there in the middle of the action and handy for a riverside stroll (or a dramatic vampire entrance).

Tickets

Tickets are available from the official booking site: Halloween in Concert tickets. Ticket prices aren’t listed yet, but you know how it goes – the good ones get snapped up quicker than a free bag of Haribo at a school disco.

More Information

For the latest updates, age guidance (if any), accessibility details and all the official info, your best bet is the M&S Bank Arena event page. Costumes optional, but let’s be honest – in Liverpool, you’ll see at least one Elvis and two goblins on the 86 anyway.

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Find it

M&S Bank Arena, Kings Dock, Liverpool Waterfront, L3 4FP

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