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 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	Ausland Konzerthaus Berlin Internationales Congress Centrum Berlin Berliner Philharmonie A-Trane B-flat Bang bang Club Salon Bruit Marie Antoinette NK Gallery Comet Club Quasimodo Waldbühne Columbiahalle (ex-Columbia Fritz) C-Club Huxley's Neue Welt Knaack (closed) K17 Magnet Club SO36 Bi Nuu

Hamburg	Kaiserkeller Kampnagel Laeiszhalle Elbe Philharmonic Hall Grünspan Turmzimmer Hafenklang Astra Stube Rote Flora Bambi Galore Docks Grosse Freiheit 36 Knust LOGO Markthalle MarX Sporthalle

Munich	Gasteig Rote Sonne Feierwerk 59:1 Backstage Georg-Elser-Halle (closed) Kleine Elserhalle (closed) Zenith Babylon (closed)

Other cities	Aalen: Rock It Aschaffenburg: Colos Saal Bad Worishöfen: U2 (closed) Böblingen: Sporthalle Bochum: Zeche, Matrix, RuhrCongress Bonn: Beethovenhalle Braunschweig: Jolly Joker (closed) Bremen: Aladin, Tivoli Chemnitz: Kraftwerk (closed), Stadthalle, AJZ (closed) Coesfeld: Fabrik Cologne: Gebaude 9, Essigfabrik, Live Music Hall, Underground, Palladium, Luxor Cottbus: Glad House (closed) Dortmund: FZW, Westfalenhalle, Konzerthaus, Soundgarden (closed) Dresden: Starclub (cloesed), Reithalle, Alter Schlachthof, Chemiefabrik Düsseldorf: Tonhalle Düsseldorf, ISS Dome Erfurt: From Hell, Messehalle, Centrum Essen: Zeche Carl, Turock, Grugahalle, Weststadthalle Frankfurt am Main: Alte Oper, Ponyhof, Batschkapp, Jahrunderthalle, Negativ (closed) Freiburg: Crash Musikkeller (ex-Crash) Geiselwind: Music Hall Glauchau: Alte Spinnerei Hanover: Eilenriedehalle, Niedersachsenhalle, Capitol, Music Hall (closed) Herford: Club X, Kick (closed), FlaFla Jena: F-Haus, Kassablanca Karlsruhe: Substage, Subway (closed) Leipzig: Gewandhaus, Zoro, Conne Island, Arena, Hellraiser, Haus Auensee, Werk II Lichtenfels: Stadthalle Ludwigsburg: Rockfabrik, Arena Mannheim: SAP Arena, Alte Seilerei Münster: Halle Münsterland, Gleis 22 Nürnberg: Der Hirsch, Z-Bau (closed), Löwensaal, Rockfabrik Oberhausen: Turbinenhalle, König-Pilsener-Arena, Helvete Metal Club Offenbach: Hafenbahn, Hafen 2, Capitol, Stadthalle Osnabrück: Hyde Park, Bastard Club Rostock: Mau Club Saarbrücken: Garage Sankt Goarshausen: Freilichtbühne Loreley Schweinfurt: Schreinerei (closed) Stuttgart: LKA Longhorn, Die Röhre (closed), Universum, Porsche Arena, Hanns-Martin-Schleyer-Halle Trier: Exhaus, Exil (closed), Messeparkhalle (closed) Twist: Heimathaus Twist Viersen: Festhalle Viersen Wiesbaden: Schlachthof Zwickau: Alarm! (closed)

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