The British Music Experience Tickets

The British Museum Experience boasts an unrivaled collection of memorabilia, stage outfits, instruments, images, and footage! Over 600 artifacts are on display at the iconic Cunard building, making it a must for music lovers everywhere. From the Beatles, the Rolling Stones, and Bowie to The Spice Girls, Oasis, Adele, and X-Factor, you'll see (and hear) it all! Charting the beginnings, rise, and influence of British pop since the 1940s, there is much to peruse. From outfits worn by Freddie Mercury to instruments played by Noel Gallagher, to hand-written song lyrics from Adele, you'll have a blast. Walk in and out of galleries, interactive zones, audio-visual experiences, and hologram performances.

Gibson Interactive Studio

Learn and play a host of instruments you've always wanted to play. The Gibson and Epiphone guitars helped shape the sound of British pop music, so give them a whirl. Electric, acoustic, and bass guitars, Roland drums, synthesizers, and keyboards are all available to try out.

Dance The Decades

70 years of 12 iconic dance styles come together in one spacious booth. Be led by a virtual teacher and learn all the dance moves of the past and present. A handy phone holder ensures you get the whole thing recorded for yourself to show off to your mates.

The British Music Experience Tickets

Discover the British Music Experience, an immersive and interactive attraction located in Liverpool's iconic Cunard Building, which brings to life over 600 artifacts of British music history since the 1940s. This tour includes a stunning collection of memorabilia, stage outfits, instruments, images, and footage that will have you hooked. You'll see exhibits featuring Freddie Mercury’s red velvet cape from Queen's Bohemian Rhapsody cover shoot in 1976, Dusty Springfield’s pink chiffon dress worn during her performance at the Royal Albert Hall in 1964, the Spice Girls' iconic Union Jack dresses from their World Tour in 2000, Adam Ant’s leather jacket and hat from his album cover shoot in 1980, and Little Mix's glittery outfits from X Factor in 2011. The experience spans over 35,000 square feet of galleries and interactive zones, including the Gibson Interactive Studio where you can try out your favorite instruments such as Noel Gallagher’s guitar or Adele’s piano, and Dance The Decades, a dance floor that lets you groove to music from different decades. Audio guides are available in English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Japanese, Chinese, and Russian languages. Access is provided for all visitors including wheelchairs and strollers. This tour covers the entire British Music Experience exhibition, offering insights into the beginnings, rise, and influence of British pop music over seven decades.

Explore Liverpool's Cunard Building

Your tour stops at the Cunard Building where you can admire its impressive architecture built in 1914. This Grade II listed building stands at a height of 62 meters and covers an area of approximately 5,000 square feet. The Cunard Building features stunning Art Deco interiors with intricate detailing throughout. Visitors will see the iconic clock tower and the grand staircase that was once used by Cunard employees to enter their workspaces. This landmark is unique not only for its historical significance but also because it houses one of Liverpool’s most engaging cultural attractions, the British Music Experience. The building's rich history combined with cutting-edge interactive exhibits makes this a must-visit destination for music enthusiasts.

Experience Interactive Zones at the British Music Experience

The British Music Experience offers an array of interactive zones that allow you to engage directly with the artifacts and stories behind them. One such zone is the Gibson Interactive Studio, where visitors can try out various instruments played by famous musicians like Noel Gallagher’s guitar from Oasis in 1995 or Adele’s piano used during her album recording sessions in 2010. Another highlight is Dance The Decades, a dance floor that lets you groove to music from different decades such as the 80s, 90s, and 2000s. These zones provide unique experiences that go beyond traditional museum exhibits by allowing visitors to actively participate in the musical journey of British pop culture.

Tour Highlights

• Admire outfits worn by Freddie Mercury at Queen’s Bohemian Rhapsody cover shoot
• Experience interactive zones like Gibson Interactive Studio and Dance The Decades
• Audio guides available in 8 languages including English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Japanese, Chinese, Russian
• Explore galleries featuring instruments played by Noel Gallagher and hand-written song lyrics from Adele
• Enjoy hologram performances of iconic British bands throughout the exhibition
• Access for all visitors including wheelchairs and strollers to ensure everyone can enjoy the experience
• Discover the history of British pop music since the 1940s through a host of galleries and interactive zones

Perfect for music enthusiasts, history buffs, and families, this guided tour provides an in-depth look into the rich musical heritage of Britain. The 2-hour format allows you to explore exhibits featuring Freddie Mercury’s red velvet cape from Queen's Bohemian Rhapsody cover shoot in 1976, Dusty Springfield’s pink chiffon dress worn during her performance at the Royal Albert Hall in 1964, and the Spice Girls' iconic Union Jack dresses from their World Tour in 2000. This tour offers a unique blend of sightseeing and interactive experiences that bring British music history to life.