St George's Bristol: A Celebration of Music, History, and Culture
St George's Bristol is set to host a series of captivating events in 2025, featuring an eclectic mix of music, history, and culture. From the harmonious collaboration of Liza Pulman and Joe Stilgoe, to the introduction of neoclassical music by Tony Ann, this lineup promises to engage audiences with diverse performances. Other highlights include talks by historian David Olusoga, a musical journey with Aled Jones, and an evening of stories from Stewart Copeland. Each event offers a unique experience, making it a must-attend for art and culture enthusiasts.
Together they combine humour and musicianship at the very highest level, making old songs sound new and new songs feel like you’ve known them all your life. Both born in the proverbial trunk, their style has been fine-tuned from cradle to stage, and together they have the musical and theatrical chemistry of Dudley Moore and Julie Andrews, Barbara Cook and Wally Harper and all with just a sprinkling of Fred and Ginger!
With over 100 million views and more than 6 million followers on social media, Tony has introduced younger generations to neoclassical music through his “#playthatword” series. In partnership with Decca Records France (Universal Music Group), he released a trilogy of EPs—EMOTIONALLY BLUE, ORANGE, and RED—exploring diverse human emotions.
History is now being contested as never before and David, a British-Nigerian historian and author, is an expert at examining what history reveals about contemporary society.
Following his previous talk The State of the British Union, Why Black History Matters he will now expand on these ever-changing subjects and the contemporary situations we all find ourselves in
His recording of Walking in the Air, from the animated film The Snowman, firmly established him as a household name and he has become an integral part of the nation’s festivities. Equally at home on the classical stage, or starring in musical theatre productions in London West End, his credits include lead roles in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang and Irving Berlin’s White Christmas.
Having played drums for Curved Air from 1975 to 1976, he went on to drive The Police to world domination between 1977 and 1986 before composing Hollywood soundtracks, writing books, forming a supergroup, making films, and composing for ballet, opera, and classical music. In this fascinating “Evening With”, Stewart will talk about his incredible life as a performer, musician, entertainer, and writer.
From musical collaborations and innovative performances to insightful historical analysis, St George's Bristol's 2025 lineup promises something for everyone. Each event offers a unique perspective on music and culture, inviting attendees to explore new themes and revisit beloved classics. Whether you are drawn to the harmonious duets of Liza Pulman and Joe Stilgoe, or the introspective melodies of Tony Ann, there's no doubt that these events will leave a lasting impression. Embrace the opportunity to engage with these extraordinary artists and thinkers, and immerse yourself in the vibrant cultural tapestry they offer.
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