In need of an uplifting boost? Fever’s series of Candlelight concerts have found a spectacular home at Bristol Museum and Art Gallery and with both performers and guests alike enthusiastic to be surrounded by the building’s Edwardian Baroque architecture lit up by the light of hundreds of candles, the music is not stopping anytime soon.
Fans of British pop rock band Coldplay can discover some of the band’s biggest hits under the gentle glow of candlelight performed by pianist extraordinaire Dominic Irving. If you’re in a classical mood, you can also catch a tribute to Ludovico Einaudi performed live by various performers.
The beguiling Bristol Museum & Art Gallery
Bristol Museum and Art Gallery provides the most spectacular scenery to the beautiful sounds of classical and pop rock, especially with the incredible feature of the Bristol Biplane replica hanging from the ceiling’s main hall. The museum and art gallery features world-class collections, from dinosaurs and gems to magnificent fine art and Egyptian artefacts all across three floors. It is a breathtaking Bristol landmark brimming with so much art and culture.
Candlelight concerts at the Bristol Museum & Art Gallery
Bristol Museum and Art Gallery is a prime venue for concerts, but none have been draped in gorgeous candlelight quite like this before. You can catch a tribute to the music of Coldplay, playing songs like “Clocks”, “Fix you”, “Paradise”, “Yellow”, and “Sky full of stars”.
However, if you prefer classical music, this gorgeous landmark will be your own “Reverie” with a tribute to Ludovico Einaudi’s best work. Part of the programme are also “Nuvole Bianche”, “Le Onde”, “Elegy for the Arctic”, and many more.
Ample candlelight provides a wonderfully intimate setting, with fantastic acoustics. Thanks to its beautiful high ceilings, the Bristol Museum and Art Gallery carries the sounds created by the talented performers that take to the stage at each event.
So, you’ve got an incredible venue, mesmerising candlelight, and some of the greatest musical compositions of all time—all that’s missing is you!