Queen By Candlelight at Rochester Cathedral

Queen By Candlelight returns to Rochester Cathedral!

Wednesday 9th September 2026 at 7:30pm

Following sold-out performances at New York’s iconic Carnegie Hall and the legendary London Palladium, experience an unforgettable evening of Queen’s greatest anthems, performed live by candlelight at the beautiful Rochester Cathedral.

Featuring a world-class cast of West End vocalists and epic live rock band, this is your chance to relive the music of Queen, like never before.

Sing along to timeless classics including Bohemian Rhapsody, It’s a Kind of Magic, We Are The Champions, Who Wants to Live Forever and many more!

The Show Must Go On! Grab your tickets now to this spectacular celebration of Queen's biggest hits, guaranteed to Rock You!

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VIP Tickets

£50.00* (+ £4.50 booking fee)

Premium Tickets

£45.00* (+ £4.50 booking fee)

Band A Tickets

£40.00*  (+ £4.50 booking fee)

Band B Tickets

£35.00* (+ £4.50 booking fee)

Aisle Unreserved Screen View Tickets

£20.00* (+ £4.50 booking fee) - Individual seats are not reserved when booking 'North Aisle / South Aisle Unreserved Screen View Tickets'. All customers with unreserved Aisle seats can sit in any available seat within this section. No view of the stage, show displayed on screens

Access Tickets

£40.00* (+ £4.50 booking fee) - (Includes a free carer ticket. Please select when booking.) - Located in Band A.

*subject to booking fee

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A fully licensed bar is open for the duration of the performance.

Doors open at 6.45pm

TICKETS ARE NON-REFUNDABLE AND NON-EXCHANGEABLE

**Access Ticket + Essential Companion - Anyone who needs support because of a disability or health condition can purchase an access ticket. This allows a complimentary ticket for an accompanying registered carer. See below for eligibility criteria.*

*Access Ticket Eligibility Criteria

Proof of eligibility documents we can accept (upon entry) include:

• The Access Card from Nimbus Disability   
• Hynt Card   
• CEA Card  
• UK Disabled ID Card / DID Card
• National Rail Disabled Persons Railcard  
• Disabled Person’s Freedom Pass  
• Local travel pass for disabled customers  
• Blue Badge (both sides)
• Certificate of Visual Impairment or Dual Sensory Impairment  
• Official confirmation in writing that you are Deaf or use a hearing aid, such as a battery prescription
• Assistance Dog ID Book
• Evidence of receipt of government benefits for reasons of disability, which could include:
• Front page of Disability Living Allowance at any rate  
• Front page of Personal Independence Payments (PIP) at any rate 
• War Disablement Pension or War Pensioner’s Mobility Allowance  
• AFIP (Armed Forces Independence Payment)  
• Continuing Healthcare Package letter
• Employment and Support Allowance or Severe Disablement Allowance letter
• Attendance Allowance letter  
• Direct Payments award for reasons of disability  
• Social Care Package award for reasons of disability  
• An official, signed document or letter from a GP, social worker, nurse or other medical professional confirming a disability as defined by the Equality Act (2010)
• An equivalent international document or ID card.

Essential Companion Criteria

Please note this is not a buy one get one free scheme but a reasonable adjustment to enable you to attend events you would otherwise not be able to.

The support needed must be due to disability-related needs, significant and in excess of what could be reasonably expected of family or friends already accompanying you.

To book Essential Companion tickets you must provide (upon entry):

• Nimbus Disability / CredAbility Access Card with the +1 symbol

Wheelchairs can be accommodated in access seating. Chairs can be provided for those who are ambulant or who are able to transfer.