Candlelight: Valentine's Day SpecialSat 13 February 2027Bristol CathedralLove is in the air with this romantic candlelit special!Read moreBook Tickets
Candlelight: Coldplay & Ed Sheeran13 November - 23 January 2027Bristol CathedralClocks, photographs, and scientistsRead moreBook Tickets
Candlelight: Valentine's Day SpecialIf you're searching for a Valentine's Day date night, our friends at fever have got you covered with this passionate Candlelight special, featuring a flurry of romantic music from across the years, including tunes from Celine Dion, Elvis, Elton John and many more, performed by a heart-stirring string quartet in some of the country's most beautiful venues. This is one V-Day experience that'll win you some serious favour, so put down that card and book your tickets today.Sat 13 Feb 2027Bristol CathedralPrices fromMore infoBook Tickets
Candlelight: Coldplay & Ed SheeranExperience the music of musical legends Coldplay and Ed Sheeran as never before, as our friends at Fever invite you to a Candlelit concert celebrating their remarkable careers. In a stunning venue surrounded by hundreds of candles, you will be serenaded by an exceptional string quartet playing the artist's biggest hits. The perfect evening for a romantic date, or as part of a sumptuous self-care event!13 Nov - 23 Jan 2027Bristol CathedralPrices fromMore infoBook Tickets
Brandon FlowersFlowers first came to prominence as lead singer for The Killers, who arrived in a tornado of hype in 2004 with their debut album Hot Fuss. A glittering mixture of Cure-indebted New Wave synths and Duran Duran size hooks, the record went down as something of a modern indie classics and produced a whole load of tracks (Mr Brightside, Somebody Told Me) that are practically seared into this generation's consciousness. Expect to hear some of his acclaimed solo material (and possibly some Killers classics)when seeing Brandon play live!Sat 17 OctBristol BeaconMore infoBook Tickets
BleachersWhen Jack Antonoff not helping some of modern pop's finest reach the top of the charts, he's doing it himself, with his bands fun. and Bleachers. Technically a solo project, Bleachers draws on Antonoff's love of John Hughesy synth pop, producing big hooky choruses that remain effortlessly stylish amongst all the heaving heart emotion.Tue 24 NovO2 Academy BristolMore infoBook Tickets