Essential Information
| Type | Events and festivals |
|---|---|
| Location | |
| Date and Times | Thursday 19 June and Thursday 4 September 2025 | Performances at 6.45pm and 8.15pm |
| Prices | Adult: £30, Child: £25 (plus £3 booking fee) | Adult Member: £27, Child Member: £22 |
| Discount for Members. Not a member? Join now |
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This summer, DEBUT’s five-star classical music experience arrives for the first time at the magnificent Queen’s House in Greenwich – a hidden gem of classical architecture, nestled between the River Thames and the Royal Observatory.
Founded in 2017, DEBUT brings live music to life through intimate concerts in unforgettable venues. Named the No. 1 Airbnb Music Experience worldwide in 2018, they’ve featured over 300 top-tier musicians across the UK and collaborated with iconic spaces like Cutty Sark, the Royal Opera House, Brunel Museum, and Shoreditch Treehouse – earning 400+ five-star reviews along the way.
Begin your evening with a relaxed drinks reception on the terrace, soaking in stunning views of the Thames, London skyline and the iconic Old Royal Naval College. As the sun begins to set, step inside the Queen's House for a beautifully intimate 60-minute hosted concert featuring a handpicked line-up of musicians in a specially curated programme with harpsichord, cello and voice.
Perfect for a date night, a cultural evening with friends, or a solo moment of bliss, DEBUT at the Queen’s House promises an unforgettable night of music that moves you, stories that stay with you, and the kind of atmosphere that makes you feel like you’ve just discovered one of London’s best-kept secrets.
This summer, DEBUT will be performing two concerts at the Queen’s House: Thursday 19 June 2025 and Thursday 4 September 2025.
Please note that the sales for the concert in September will open on Friday 20 June 2025.
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Musicians
Lizzie Holmes, soprano & host (photo)
Sam Peña, piano improviser
Meriel Cunningham, mezzo soprano
Petra Hajduchova, harpsichord
William Jack, cello
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Timings
First show
6.15pm: Doors open to the public
6.15pm – 6.45pm: Drinks distributed, and guests seated
6.45pm – 7.45pm: Performance (approximately 45 minutes of music)
Second show
7.45pm: Doors open to the public
7.45pm-8.15pm: Drinks distributed, and guests seated
8.15pm – 9.15pm: Performance (approximately 45 minutes of music)
Event information
Ticket information
Tickets cost £30 for adults, £25 for children, £27 for adult members and £22 for child members.
Please note that a £3 non-refundable booking fee is added to each transaction, but there is no booking fee for members.
Sales for the concert on 4 September 2025 will open on 20 June 2025.
Add-ons
You can add on two drinks options to your ticket purchase: a small bottle of Prosecco (20cl) for £10 or the soft drink San Pellegrino Limonata (33cl) for £3.50.
How to get to the Queen’s House
Access onto the grounds and the Queen’s House will be via the Royal Gate entrance, located directly in front of the Queen's House.
Seat selection
Seating is unreserved.
Eating and drinking
We encourage you to explore the extended and diverse options of pubs, cafes and restaurants in Greenwich Village. Catering will not be available during the shows, apart from the pre-ordered drinks.
Accessibility
The Royal Gate entrance provides level access to the entrance of the Queen’s House. Toilets, including an accessible toilet, are located in the Undercroft on the ground floor of the Queen’s House.
The shows will take place in the Great Hall, located on the first floor. Access from the Undercroft to the Great Hall can be done via lift. Wheelchairs can be accommodated in the Great Hall.
Companion tickets are available for any guest who would be unable to visit independently, please select this alongside a paid ticket.
If you are a wheelchair user or have any other queries regarding accessibility at this event, please contact bookings@rmg.co.uk prior to purchasing your ticket.
Ts&Cs for the purchase of alcoholic drinks
If you opted for purchasing an alcoholic drink, you must bring to this event a photo ID that proves your age. Under the Licensing Act 2003, it is mandatory for all licensed premises in England and Wales to adopt an age verification policy in relation to the sale or supply of alcohol. Additionally, according to the Challenge 25 policy, anyone buying alcohol who appears to be below 25 should be asked to provide an acceptable form of ID to verify their age. Examples of suitable forms of ID as proof of age: photographic driving licence, a passport or a proof of age card, such as the PASS card from the national Proof of Age Standards Scheme bearing the PASS hologram. If you fail to present a photo ID that proves your age, you will not be served any drink.
Please check your ticket for further Terms & Conditions.
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