About Perth Concert Hall
Perth Concert Hall is a major performing arts venue located at 5 St Georges Terrace in central Perth, Western Australia, overlooking the Swan River and Supreme Court Gardens. Opened in 1973, the Brutalist-style hall seats 1,729 and is renowned for its acoustics and large pipe organ. It is the principal home of the West Australian Symphony Orchestra and hosts classical concerts, contemporary music, comedy and community events throughout the year.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a large Brutalist auditorium with tiered seating for 1,729, a prominent pipe organ behind the stage, and spacious foyers with river and city views. The hall is situated adjacent to Government House and Supreme Court Gardens in the Perth CBD. Visits are typically centred on ticketed concerts and events, with foyer bars operating during performances. Guided tours may be available on selected dates, allowing access to auditorium and backstage areas when not in use for rehearsals.
Key highlights
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Principal home of the West Australian Symphony Orchestra
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Brutalist architecture designed by Howlett and Bailey Architects, opened in 1973
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1,729-seat auditorium noted for acoustics
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Large pipe organ with over 3,000 pipes
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Central city location overlooking Swan River and Supreme Court Gardens