Name: Thus Love
Start: 2025-03-31T20:00:00
Location: Bristol Shopping Quarter

As the Bristol Beacon gears up for an upcoming season filled with an array of musical experiences, audiences are in for a treat. From the evocative symphonies of the London Symphony Orchestra to the genre-defying tunes of Primal Scream, March and April 2025 will be a celebration of sound. With performances from celebrated artists like Marcin, and diverse bands such as Skunk Anansie and The Delines, the events promise to bring the city alive with music that spans cultures and genres.

Bristol Beacon's Musical Extravaganza: A Symphony of Diverse Sounds

Step into a world of diverse musical experiences at the Bristol Beacon, where a series of evocative performances take the stage. From the grandeur of the London Symphony Orchestra performing Mahler's First Symphony to the genre-defying sounds of Spiritualized and Primal Scream, the calendar is packed with events that promise to captivate music lovers. Artists like violinist Nicola Benedetti, the introspective Lambert, and the timeless folk band The Fureys ensure that each performance is unique. Whether you're a fan of orchestral symphonies or modern rock, the Bristol Beacon's lineup offers something for everyone.

Bristol Beacon's Musical Odyssey: Symphony, Rock, and Folk Converge

Bristol Beacon

Mark your calendars for a spectacular event at the Bristol Beacon on August 13, 2026. Known for hosting some of the most captivating performances, Bristol Beacon invites you to immerse yourself in a world of performing arts. The event starts at 10:00 AM, promising a day filled with captivating performances and unforgettable experiences. Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity to witness the magic of live performance in Bristol. For more details and ticket information, visit the primary event link. You can also check out Bristol Beacon's official YouTube channel for a sneak peek into what awaits you. See you there!

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