More dates for LES MISÉRABLES THE ARENA CONCERT SPECTACULAR have been announced.
The London production of Les Misérables celebrated its 40th Anniversary this this month at the Sondheim Theatre, and to celebrate, more dates for LES MISÉRABLES THE ARENA CONCERT SPECTACULAR have been announced.
New tour dates for the World tour of LES MISÉRABLES THE ARENA CONCERT SPECTACULAR
FRIDAY 29 MAY – SATURDAY 6 JUNE 2026 – 3ARENA, DUBLIN
THURSDAY 11 – SUNDAY 14 JUNE 2026 – UTILITA ARENA BIRMINGHAM
THURSDAY 18 – SUNDAY 21 JUNE 2026 – ROYAL ALBERT HALL, LONDON
THURSDAY 23 JULY – SUNDAY 2 AUGUST 2026 – RADIO CITY MUSIC HALL, NEW YORK
Following a record breaking two year run since the World Tour opened in Belfast in September 2024, these new dates will mark the end of the official 40th anniversary celebrations of the world’s longest-running musical. Les Misérables last played on Broadway in 2016 and the London production has just entered its 41st year at the Sondheim Theatre.
Full casting for the new tour dates to be announced soon.
Current tour dates for the World tour of LES MISÉRABLES THE ARENA CONCERT SPECTACULAR
The tour will next play an eight week sell out season in Shanghai, the longest single engagement of the tour, then onto Manila and Singapore where the response has already been phenomenal, before returning to Europe.
Shanghai Grand Theatre 04/11/2025 – 28/12/2025
The Theatre at Solaire, Manila 20/01/2026 – 01/03/2026
Sands Theatre Marina Bay Sands, Singapore 24/03/2026 – 10/05/2026
LES MISÉRABLES THE ARENA CONCERT SPECTACULAR was developed from the hugely successful Les Misérables The Staged Concert, which played for over 200 record-breaking performances in the West End and the legendary 25th Anniversary performance at The O2.
It features an extraordinary new design specifically created for larger venues and an electrifying production enhanced with new set and lighting designs, bringing Cameron Mackintosh’s critically acclaimed production to life on a never-before-seen scale, led by an internationally lauded company and orchestra.
A statement from Producer Cameron Mackintosh about the World tour of LES MISÉRABLES THE ARENA CONCERT SPECTACULAR
“The Arena Concert Spectacular, which I put together as a World Tour to celebrate the incredible 40th year of Les Mis continuously running in London, has been a success beyond my wildest dreams, attracting capacity crowds around the world since it opened over a year ago – even in countries where the full stage production has never yet played.
The Arena Tour has already sold over a million tickets, and the rapturous reception has been the same for over 300 performances in 30 cities across 25 countries around the globe wherever MIZ ROCKS is playing.
Continuing what will have been an almost two-year record-breaking run, I am thrilled to announce that in 2026 we will be bringing home this iconic event to Dublin and Birmingham before it plays two of the World’s most iconic music venues – the Royal Albert Hall in London in June and Radio City Music Hall in New York in July.
We haven’t played the Royal Albert Hall since the show’s legendary 10th Anniversary Concert (which has just been remastered and released on vinyl for the first time) and in New York, Les Misérables has not been seen for almost a decade since we closed our third triumphant run on Broadway.
Even our return to Dublin, to the 3Arena (formerly the legendary Point), is full of Les Mis resonance as it is the place where our original Irish star, the great Colm Wilkinson, came home to play Jean Valjean – we hope to have another great Irish star to make the upcoming Dublin engagement equally memorable.
We are putting together an incredible array of Les Mis alumni for these engagements and look forward to announcing our cast later in the year.
I am especially excited about bringing this Arena production to New York as America is the only major English-speaking country in the world where I have not yet produced the concert. So, I was personally delighted that we were invited to do so by Radio City Music Hall where American audiences can see this spectacular event for the first time.
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