Nuala Honan’s work offers mesmerising vibrancy as she “seamlessly shifts from moments of resplendent folk to ardent post-punk and avant-garde pop” (London in Stereo).
Last summer the Bristol-based, Australian-born musician released her second album ‘Doubt & Reckoning’, fully delineating Honan’s sonic dexterity with the tracks encompassing an intricately nuanced range of sounds.
At the core of her songwriting is a captivating romanticism, with Honan’s vivid lyricism conveyed via her “expressive vocals that soar from rich gravelly intonations to almost operatic vibrato” (London in Stereo).
Presented by Bristol Beacon & Bristol Jazz and Blues Festival
Unreserved seated event
All ages
This event is supported by PRS Foundation
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Getting Here
Getting Here
Bristol Beacon is located on Trenchard Street in Bristol city centre, 200m from the city centre promenade bus stops. Find out how to get here on foot, by bicycle, bus, car, train and boat.
Access Information
Access Information
Our foyer, café and box office are fully accessible. Find out more about venue facilities, joining our access register, access booking online and website accessibility.
Eat & Drink
Eat & Drink
Visit Bristol Beacon in the day for coffee or kick off your evening in style at Bristol Loaf café with delicious natural wines from Native Vine. Find out more about opening times, menus and special events.
