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Your guide to autumn/winter at Bristol Beacon

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Autumn is just around the corner, and with touring season back in full swing, that means there’s a whole host of incredible artists and one-of-a-kind experiences making their way to our stages that we can’t wait to welcome you to.

So to celebrate, we’ve handpicked some of our favourites in order to give you a handy guide to the new season with our autumn / winter highlights. 

Whether it’s the highly anticipated return of Simple Things Festival, the infectious wit of Grace Campbell, a seasonal soiree for the whole family with the Freaky Family Gig, the captivating storytelling of singer-songwriter This Is The Kit as part of our Green Gigs series, or local legends Getdown Services taking to the stage at Beacon Hall for their biggest Bristol headline show to date – there’s something for everyone to sink their teeth into this autumn and winter at Bristol Beacon.

Dive in to our highlights below and discover your next unmissable music moment.

There’s so much packed into the programme, but a few highlights for me are Simple Things Festival, Home Alone with a live orchestra, great comedy from Tom Davis and Joe Marler, and music from Ibibio Sound Machine and The Shires. And then, of course, the return of the BBC Young Musician Grand Final.

Frazer Riches, Bristol Beacon Technical Services Manager

Autumn / winter 2026 highlights

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