St George's Bristol

St George's Bristol

Classical, jazz and folk concert venue.


With superb natural acoustics and a large performance space, St George's Hall is one of the UKs most popular classical venues. In addition to frequent classical concerts (which include lunchtime events), St George's is the only venue in the south west to find the big names from the jazz world.

Jazz enthusiasts should check the Late Notes Jazz on the last Thursday of the month and our page for all Bristol's live jazz listings. 'Migrations' events at St George's showcase world music and provide a rare opportunity to see musicians from Africa and the Middle East.

What's On At St George's Bristol

Charlie Cunningham at St George's Bristol
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indie folk pop alternative rock indie rock
Mahan Esfahani at St George's Bristol
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classical
Talisk at St George's Bristol
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electronic world folk turbo folk festival
Filkin's Ensemble + Jacob & Drinkwater at St George's Bristol
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traditional folk folk singer-songwriter festival
Katherine Priddy + Martin Simpson at St George's Bristol
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blues folk singer-songwriter festival
Boci at St George's Bristol
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contemporary classical folk singer-songwriter festival
Catrin Finch & Aoife Ní Bhriain | Suntou Susso at St George's Bristol
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world classical folk singer-songwriter festival
Sailing Stones at St George's Bristol
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psych folk experimental
The Rheingans Sisters at St George's Bristol
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folk folk rock
J*M*A + My Midnight Heart at St George's Bristol
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alternative r&b R&B poetry
Sam Crockatt + The Adam Stokes Trio at St George's Bristol
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acid jazz bebop contemporary jazz jazz hard bop
Inspiring Women Talk: Trish Brown at St George's Bristol
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talks workshops & classes
The Turning at St George's Bristol
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contemporary classical folk folk rock
Snowpoet + JOW at St George's Bristol
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King Creosote at St George's Bristol
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electro alternative rock indie rock
Ballots or Bullets at St George's Bristol
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reggae
Cerys Hafana at St George's Bristol
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folk
So Long for Now at St George's Bristol
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folk folk rock poetry
Chris Thile at St George's Bristol
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contemporary classical bluegrass
Since Kyabram 20th Anniversary at St George's Bristol
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The late, great anarchic visionary Benjamin Zephaniah is in the spotlight for Lyrafest’s flagship event. Celebrating his dub poetical works with performances from Brummie Laureate Casey Bailey alongside recollections from friends and family on the Brixton Riots, Peaky Blinders and his historic OBE snubbing. There’ll never be another like him, rest in power! This special Bristol tribute to Benjamin Zephaniah will celebrate his extraordinary work and enduring legacy. The event will feature readings of Zephaniah’s iconic poems by renowned figures in UK poetry, including his 'Poem for St Pauls' performed in Bristol in 1983 for the BBC, as well as talks, personal stories and reflections from Benjamin’s friends and family members. Hosted by Professor Shawn Sobers.

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