Bristol Music

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   Arnolfini

   Harbourside

   As well as being one of Europe's top contemporary art galleries, the Arnolfini also puts on an eclectic and diverse range of live music.
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   Colston Hall Bristol

   Central Bristol

   Colston Hall is Bristol’s largest concert hall, presenting concerts and entertainment by major names in rock, pop, jazz, folk, world and classical music, stand up comedy and light entertainment, as well as local choirs, orchestras and schools.
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   St George's Bristol

   West End

   Bristol's finest classical music venue also hosts an amazing range of concerts.
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   The Bristol Fringe

   Clifton

   The Bristol Fringe is a 7 days a week entertainment venue in the heart of Clifton Village seconds away from the Suspension Bridge
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   O2 Academy Bristol

   Central Bristol

   O2 Academy Bristol hosts quality live shows from the brightest new acts and classic performers, and nights from the biggest club brands.
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   Trinity Centre

   Old Market

   Through their programme of live music, performances, activities and community events they make sure everyone has the opportunity to access and shape arts and culture in Bristol.
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   The Canteen

   Nestled in the belly of Hamilton House in the thriving mix of Stokes Croft, Canteen brings you good things like affordable home-cooked food, free live music every night, space for local art and a place to meet, plot and play.
   
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   The Lanes

   Central Bristol

   An American-style bowling alley with a difference, this venue also features live music and club nights.
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   Westonbirt, The National Arboretum

   S Gloucestershire & the S Cotswolds

   Home to Forest Live music concerts which hosts big name artists throughout the summer.
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    Mbargo

    Clifton

    With DJs playing every night of the week, and unique drink deals, special offers and group discounts Mbargo is one of the city’s best established and most popular party venues.
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    The Old Market Assembly

    Old Market

    The Old Market Assembly is a responsibly out-of-control restaurant/theatre/bakery and music venue. It's quite simply Bristol's most exciting cultural venue. We can't think of a reason not to go.
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    Bristol Keyboard Festival: Rêverie – The life and loves of Claude Debussy at St George's Bristol

    West End

    One of the most prolific and innovative composers of the early 20th century, Debussy absorbed and transformed cultural influences from countries as far apart as Scotland and the USA.

    The narrative of Rêverie follows him from his initial success...
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    Bristol Keyboard Festival: James Rhodes at St George's Bristol

    West End

    As both a pianist and as a public speaker, James Rhodes is never less than thoroughly engaging. With solo piano music at the beginning and end, and with James in conversation centrally, this is an event where both can be admired and enjoyed.
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    Innovation 216 - Beyond the clouds at St George's Bristol

    West End

    If you missed the premiere, this is a second chance to witness the remarkable spectacle of St George's packed to the rafters with a record number of brass band and choir members for composer Liz Lanes's extraordinary piece, Innovation 216.
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    Van Morrison at Bristol Hippodrome

    Central Bristol

    One of music’s true originals Sir Van Morrison’s unique and inspirational musical legacy is rooted in postwar Belfast.
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    Bristol Keyboard Festival: Mahan Esfahani – Harpsichord Recital at St George's Bristol

    West End

    Attending a recital by Iranian-American harpsichordist Mahan Esfahani is to witness something dazzling and impressive; something that never fails to absorb not only in the performances themselves, but for the wit and lightly-worn erudition of...
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    Mike and the Mechanics at Bristol Hippodrome

    Central Bristol

    Mike and the Mechanics, who have sold over 10 million records worldwide – announce their nationwide Looking Back Over My Shoulder Tour.
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    Bristol Keyboard Festival: Carnival of the Animals & Swan Lake at St George's Bristol

    West End

    St George's welcomes James to St George’s for an event format he has made his own in recent years – a unique fusion of storytelling, live music and live illustration projected onto a big screen.
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    Rock of Ages at Bristol Hippodrome

    Central Bristol

    Rock of Ages is an LA love story lavished with over 25 classic rock anthems. Lose yourself in a city and a time where the dreams are as big as the hair, and yes, they can come true!
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    Bristol Keyboard Festival at St George's Bristol

    West End

    Pianos - and keyboards of all shapes and sizes - have been at the heart of St George's from the very start, joining the dots in a programme that roams across endless styles and ages of music.

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