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The hall is oval in shape, measuring 83 m (272 feet) by 72 m (238 feet) around the outside, and has a capacity of 8,000 people and has accommodated as many as 9,000 (although modern safety restrictions mean that the maximum permitted capacity is now 7,000).
The official opening ceremony of the Royal AlbertHall was on March 29, 1871.
A famous and widely bootlegged concert by Bob Dylan at the Free Trade Hall in Manchester on May 17, 1966 was mistakenly labeled the "Royal AlbertHall Concert." In 1998 Columbia Records released an official recording, The Bootleg Series Vol.
Since its opening on March 29, 1871 the Royal AlbertHall has played host to a multitude of different events and legendary figures and has been affectionately titled 'The Nation's Village Hall'.
As well as hosting the Proms every summer since they were bombed out of the Queen's Hall in 1941, the Hall has been used for classical and rock concerts, conferences, ballroom dancing, poetry, keep-fit displays, education, ballet, opera and even a circus (Cirque du Soleil).
The hall is oval in shape, measuring 272 feet by 238 feet around the outside, and has a capacity of 8,000 people and has accommodated as many as 9,000 (although modern safety restrictions mean that the maximum permitted capacity is now 7,000).
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