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.
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
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dub
spoken word
poetry
talks
festival
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lgbtq+
spoken word
talks
workshops & classes
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traditional folk
folk
singer-songwriter
festival
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blues
folk
singer-songwriter
festival
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world
classical
folk
singer-songwriter
festival
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acid jazz
bebop
contemporary jazz
jazz
hard bop
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contemporary jazz
contemporary classical
folk
folk rock
jazz
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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!
Dis Poetry: A Tribute to Benjamin Zephaniah at St George's Bristol.
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Sometimes referred to as the Banksy of poetry, Brian Bilston has generated a huge social media following of more than 500,000 loyal fans, drawn to his witty, powerful, and accessible work. This show will see him reading a selection of much beloved poems from across his bestselling collections, while showcasing new poems destined to take their place in books to come.
Essential night of free jazz musings and ensemble euphoria. Assembling a total dream trio with Maggie Nicols’ astonishing free vocal acrobatics, the unparalleled Matana Roberts on sax and EP/64 powerhouse Dan Johnson on drums. Plus Apartment House reimagining Nico and Arthur Russel!?
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