What we do
The site is built with semantic HTML, a persistent skip-to-content link, visible keyboard focus states, and colour choices intended to meet WCAG 2.1 AA contrast guidelines against our dark background. Every page is structured with a logical heading order, and interactive controls (search, filters, navigation) are operable by keyboard as well as touch and mouse.
Event pages include verified accessibility information about the venue itself where we have it, so you can plan a visit with confidence — though we always recommend confirming specific access requirements directly with the venue or ticket provider ahead of your visit.
Known limitations
This is a new site and we don't consider our work on accessibility ever fully finished. If you encounter a page, control or piece of content that doesn't work well with the assistive technology you use, please tell us — see the contact details below — and we'll prioritise fixing it.
Third-party sites
Once you click through to a ticket provider's website to complete a booking, that site's own accessibility is outside our control. We link to established, mainstream ticket providers where possible.
Reporting a problem
If you experience an accessibility barrier anywhere on this site, please get in touch via our Contact page describing the page and the issue you encountered — we treat these reports as a priority.