Tonhalle Düsseldorf

Tonhalle Düsseldorf
Construction

Former names	Lyric Theatre
Coordinates	51°13′55″N 6°46′23″E / 51.232°N 6.773°E / 51.232; 6.773Coordinates: 51°13′55″N 6°46′23″E / 51.232°N 6.773°E / 51.232; 6.773
Type	Concert hall
Seating type	Reserveg
Capacity	2500
Built	1926
Website
www.tonhalle-duesseldorf.de

Tonhalle Düsseldorf is a concert hall in Düsseldorf. It was built by the architect Wilhelm Kreis.^[1]

History

It was built in 1926 for the GeSoLei exhibition as a planetarium, the biggest in the world at the point of construction. During the 1970s it was converted into a concert hall.

Main concert hall

References

↑ "TH Portrait 2008" (PDF).

Music venues in Germany

Berlin	Arenas : Mercedes-Benz Arena, Max-Schmeling-Halle, Velodrom, Treptow Arena Classical music halls : Konzerthaus Berlin, Internationales Congress Centrum Berlin, Berliner Philharmonie High-capacity clubs : C-Halle (ex-Columbiahalle), Postbahnhof Middle-capacity clubs : Huxley's Neue Welt, C-Club (ex-Columbia Fritz/Columbia Club), SO36, Astra, Comet Club, Fritzclub Low-capacity clubs : Huxley's Jr., K17, Magnet Club, Lido, Quasimodo, Bi Nuu, Marie Antoinette, Salon Bruit Jazz clubs : Ausland, A-Trane, B-flat Former venues : Music Hall, Kato, The Loft, Knaack, Metropol, Halford, Ecstasy, Bang Bang Club

Hamburg	Arenas : Alsterdorfer Sporthalle, Barclaycard Arena Classical music halls : Elbe Philharmonic Hall, Kampnagel, Laeiszhalle High-capacity clubs : Docks, Große Freiheit 36 Middle-capacity clubs : Grünspan, Markthalle, Knust (ex-Schlachthof), Astra Stube, Uebel & Gefahrlich, Fabrik Low-capacity clubs : MarX, Kaiserkeller, Hafenklang, LOGO, Rote Flora, Bambi Galore, Molotow, Klubsen Former venues : Messehalle 8, Knopf's Music Hall, Headbanger's Ballroom

Munich	Arenas : Olympiahalle, Rudi-Sedlmayer-Halle Classical music halls : Gasteig High-capacity clubs : Tonhalle, Zenith Middle-capacity clubs : Feierwerk, Backstage Halle, Muffathalle, Nachtwerk, Kesselhaus Low-capacity clubs : 59:1, Backstage Werk, Metropolis, STROM, Theaterfabrik Former venues : Alabama-Halle, Colosseum, Georg-Elser-Hallen, Kleine Elserhalle, Charterhalle, Zeppelinhalle, Babylon, Rote Sonne

Cologne	Arenas : Lanxess Arena High-capacity clubs : Palladium, E-Werk Middle-capacity clubs : Live Music Hall, Essigfabrik, Gebaude 9, Gloria-Theater, Burgerhaus Stollwerck Low-capacity clubs : Underground, Luxor, Kantine, MTC Former venues : Prime Club, Sporthalle

Other cities	Aalen Rock It Aschaffenburg Colos Saal Augsburg Spectrum Kantine Bad Worishöfen U2 (closed) Bielefeld Ringlokschuppen Forum AJZ Movie PC69 (closed) Seidenstickerhalle (closed) Böblingen Sporthalle Bochum Zeche Matrix RuhrCongress Anneliese Brost Musikforum Ruhr Bonn Beethovenhalle Biskuithalle (closed) Braunschweig Jolly Joker (closed) FBZ (closed) Bremen Aladin Tivoli Chemnitz Kraftwerk (closed) Stadthalle AJZ (closed) AJZ Talschock (closed) Coesfeld Fabrik Cottbus Glad House (Bürger-Kasino) Stadthalle Cottbus Dortmund FZW Westfalenhalle Konzerthaus Soundgarden (closed) Dossenheim Out (closed) Dresden Reithalle Alter Schlachthof Chemiefabrik Starclub (closed) Düsseldorf Tonhalle Düsseldorf ISS Dome Mitsubishi Electric Halle (ex-Philipshalle) Robert-Schumann-Saal at Ehrenhof Stahlwerk Duisburg Mercatorhalle Landschaftspark Duisburg-Nord – Gebläsehalle Erfurt From Hell Messehalle Centrum Essen Zeche Carl Turock Grugahalle Weststadthalle Frankfurt am Main Alte Oper Ponyhof Batschkapp Festhalle Frankfurt Jahrunderthalle Nachtleben Zoom Negativ (closed) Freiburg Crash Musikkeller (ex-Crash) Gammelsdorf Circus Club (closed) Geiselwind Music Hall Glauchau Alte Spinnerei Hanover Eilenriedehalle Niedersachsenhalle Capitol Music Hall (closed) TUI Arena Heidelberg Schwimmbad Music Club Herford Club X Kick (closed) Jena F-Haus Kassablanca Karlsruhe Substage Festhalle Durlach Subway (closed) Leipzig Arena Leipzig Gewandhaus Zoro Conne Island Hellraiser Haus Auensee Werk II Lichtenfels Stadthalle Lindau Club Vaudeville Ludwigsburg Rockfabrik Arena Ludwigsburg Mannheim SAP Arena Alte Seilerei Münster Halle Münsterland Gleis 22 Sputnikhalle Jovel Music Hall Neu Isenburg Hugenottenhalle Nürnberg Der Hirsch Löwensaal Nuremberg Arena Rockfabrik Z-Bau (closed) Oberhausen Turbinenhalle König-Pilsener-Arena Helvete Metal Club Zentrum Altenberg Music Circus Ruhr (closed) Offenbach Hafenbahn Capitol Stadthalle Osnabrück Hyde Park Bastard Club Rosenhof N8 (closed) Rostock Mau Club Saarbrücken Garage Kulturfabrik Neufang (closed) Roxy (closed) Sankt Goarshausen Freilichtbühne Loreley Schweinfurt Schreinerei (closed) Stuttgart LKA Longhorn Universum Porsche Arena Hanns-Martin-Schleyer-Halle Die Röhre (closed) Zapata (closed) Trier Exhaus Exil (closed) Messeparkhalle (closed) Twist Heimathaus Twist Viersen Festhalle Viersen Wiesbaden Schlachthof Würzburg Posthalle Zwickau Alarm! (closed)

Music festivals	Active Bang Your Head!!! (Balingen) Dong Open Air (Neukirchen-Vluyn) Euroblast Festival (Cologne) Klavier-Festival Ruhr (Ruhr area) Party San Open Metal Air (Obermehler) Ragnarök Festival (Lichtenfels) Rock am Ring (Nurburgring) Rock Hard Festival (Gelsenkirchen) Rock im Park (Nuremberg) RockHarz Open Air (Ballenstedt) Summer Breeze Open Air (Dinkelsbuhl) Wacken Open Air (Wacken) With Full Force (Lobnitz) Former Monsters of Rock (various; Last festival - 2006)

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