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bp pulse LIVE

bp pulse LIVE is a leading indoor arena located within Birmingham’s NEC complex. The venue originally opened in 1980 as Birmingham International Arena, later becoming the NEC Arena, LG Arena, Genting Arena, and most recently Resorts World Arena, before adopting its current name in 2024. 

Over the decades, the arena has hosted a wide range of live concerts, comedy performances, family shows, and sporting events. Its flexible capacity ranges from 5,684 up to 15,685, with more than 100 events held at the venue each year, drawing over 700,000 visitors. 

bp pulse LIVE is operated by the NEC Group and offers convenient transport links, with Birmingham International rail station and airport nearby, along with extensive on-site parking. 

A modern building with "bp pulse LIVE" signage, green lighting accents, and people entering and exiting through glass doors.

What is bp pulse LIVE’s capacity?

The venue can host up to 15,685 fans for concerts and live events.

How can fans get to bp pulse LIVE?

The venue is within the NEC complex, accessible via the M42 and M6 by car, with Birmingham International rail station and airport a short walk away.

Is bp pulse LIVE wheelchair accessible?

The venue provides step-free access, accessible seating, adapted toilets, and assistance on request.

Who has performed at bp pulse LIVE?

Artists including Black Sabbath, Fleetwood Mac, and Katy Perry have performed here.