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

Elly Hopkins + The AS Trio at St George's Bristol
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jazz swing new orleans jazz hard bop gypsy jazz
Aynur Doğan at St George's Bristol
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world
Shashank Subramanyam and Prattyush Banerjee at St George's Bristol
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world traditional folk contemporary classical classical neoclassical
Manu Delago & Max ZT at St George's Bristol
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experimental
The Beatz Choir at St George's Bristol
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pop a cappella
Noelle Yoga Club at St George's Bristol
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yoga
Using Your Authentic Voice: with Maria Ferguson at St George's Bristol
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workshops & classes poetry festival
Family Poems with Michael Rosen at St George's Bristol
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talks family poetry spoken word festival
Working Class Poetics: Karen McCarthy Woolf, Matthew Rice & John McCullough at St George's Bristol
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poetry spoken word festival
From Dust We Rise: Young Voices of Gaza at St George's Bristol
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talks poetry spoken word festival
Shaping the Wave: Deaf, Disabled & Neurodivergent Poetics at St George's Bristol
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poetry spoken word festival
Shane Koyczan at St George's Bristol
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talks poetry spoken word festival
Ben Waghorn + The AS trio at St George's Bristol
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jazz contemporary jazz swing hard bop bebop
Bristol Pre-Con at St George's Bristol
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jazz singer-songwriter contemporary jazz latin jazz contemporary classical
Bristol University Madrigal Ensemble at St George's Bristol
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classical
Sam Sweeney Trio + Robbie Cavanagh + Âellin at St George's Bristol
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folk singer-songwriter festival
John Smith + Ellie Gowers at St George's Bristol
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folk singer-songwriter festival
Ríoghnach Connolly & Honeyfeet + Kit Hawes & Aaron Catlow at St George's Bristol
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folk singer-songwriter festival
Raph Clarkson, Sisanda Myataza + The Adam Stokes Trio at St George's Bristol
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world jazz contemporary jazz hard bop bebop
Everything Slips at St George's Bristol
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The Harper Trio at St George's Bristol
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jazz
Hannah Scott at St George's Bristol
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folk
Spooky Men’s Chorale at St George's Bristol
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folk
Frankie Archer at St George's Bristol
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folk

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