Review Feeder w/ Tom Speight, Bristol Beacon, October 9th
Feeder Live at Bristol Beacon: Comfort in Sound, 23 Years On On Thursday 9 October 2025, I stepped into Bristol Beacon for the very first […]
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Preview – BBC INTRODUCING ARTIST LADY NADE CELEBRATES THE BBC PROMS COMING TO BRISTOL BEACON THIS WEEKEND
The BBC Proms return to Bristol Beacon for a residency this weekend, with a range of ticketed and free events plus £8 promming tickets Simon […]
Introducing Anna Colette, a Bermudian-born artist making her debut with track Where Did She Go – a dark, sapphic western love story told through a cinematic soundscape, a short music film, and a full-band performance.
Bristol Beacon is hosting the immersive premiere event on 25 September 2025 in the Cellars Weston Stage. The night will feature the exclusive first screening of the short […]
Review – Olly Alexander, Bristol Beacon, 6th April
Olly Alexander’s “POLARI” Tour at Bristol Beacon – A Night of energy, emotion, empowerment and unity. As the frontman of the critically acclaimed band Years […]
Review – Primal Scream, Bristol Beacon, 31st March
“Today on this program you will hear gospel, and rhythm and blues, and jazz. All those are just labels. We know that music is music […]
Review – Skunk Anansie, Bristol Beacon, 1st of April
In an industry where the terms “icon” and “legend” are casually tossed around, few acts genuinely embody the weight of those words. Skunk Anansie are […]
Review – The Darkness, Bristol Beacon, March 24th
Spring has certainly sprung here in Bristol, with Shorts, t-shirts and sunglasses starting to make a welcome appearance, which is indeed very sweet for all […]
Review – Squid, Bristol Beacon, March 5th
Squid, an assembled-in-Brighton but Bristol-based post-punk band, returned home with the promise of an excellent show. Upon arrival, we were all marked with a custom […]
Review – Berlioz, Bristol Beacon, February 24th
Since its inception, jazz has defined – and redefined – the world of music, transcending conventional boundaries and reconfiguring artistic paradigms. One of its contemporary […]
Review – Circa Waves, Bristol Beacon, February 23rd
There’s a corner of indie rock that’s instantly recognizable by its summery sound—melodic, catchy, and often described as nervy. Among these bands is Circa Waves, […]