DEBUT's new monthly concert series launches south of the river!

DEBUT at Brunel Museum

Join us for DEBUT’s new monthly classical music experience south of the river at Brunel Museum’s historic Grade II* listed Thames Tunnel Shaft

The Brunels hosted the first underground concert party here in 1827 and we are continuing the tradition at this remarkable venue!

DEBUT at Brunel Museum offers awe-inspiring performances, time to chat to your favourite musicians and the chance to learn more about Brunel’s remarkable feat of engineering.

“Wow. Wow. Wow. Utterly spine tingling concert at Brunel Museum last night by DEBUT. The acoustic was just mind blowing - it’s like a cathedral of Engineering.

Would 10,000% recommend.”

— Fran Scott, Engineer & Presenter of Channel 4's Lego Masters

About Brunel Museum

Brunel Museum tells the story of one of the world’s great engineering dynasties. Brunel organised the world’s first underground concert party here in 1827, and the Museum celebrates and interprets music and theatre as well as engineering.

The Tunnel Shaft is a Grade II* listed structure and the world’s first caisson. The chamber is half the size of Shakespeare’s Globe, and is open again for the first time in a hundred and fifty years. This is where work on the tunnel began, and where Isambard Kingdom Brunel nearly drowned. When it opened in 1843 it was the world’s most popular visitor attraction, Brunel organised underground fairs and banquets inside the Thames Tunnel – once described as the Eighth Wonder of the World – in the mid-nineteenth century.

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