Corinne Bailey Rae at The Colston Hall in Bristol
Posted on: 28 Jul 2016The amazing voice of Corinne Bailey Rae will be gracing Bristol’s Colston Hall on 29th October 2016. This amazing artist has both fans and critics heaping superlatives on her captivating performances. This is a show nobody can miss!
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After the critically acclaimed release of her new album The Heart Speaks In Whispers, Corinne Bailey Rae has confirmed the dates for her first UK tour in five years as she brings her sensational live show to major cities across the country.
Starting in her hometown of Leeds, the nine-date tour will pass through Bristol, Glasgow, Newcastle, Brighton, Birmingham, Manchester and Cambridge, ending in London at O2 Shepherds Bush Empire. See full dates below.
Some amazing gigs through the summer have shown just how talented Corinne Bailey Rae is. Playing this year’s Glastonbury Festival, an astounding support set for Stevie Wonder at British Summer Time, Hyde Park as part of his Songs In The Key Of Life extravaganza, a huge UK arena tour with Lionel Ritchie and further shows at this year’s V Festival, Cornbury Festival and across the USA.
The Evening Standard has called her “[the] bewitching queen of British soul [who] oozes charisma…” upon seeing her in concert whilst the Daily Star claim she is simply “mesmerizing” live.
Corinne’s third studio album The Heart Speaks In Whispers, her first collection of new material for six years, also received rave reviews across the board upon its release in May.
With MOJO hailing her resurgence as “a brilliant and very welcome return” and Q Magazine’s declaring Corinne is “getting it right again [with] sultriness and life-affirmation”, she has wowed both critics and fans alike.
This is sure to be an amazing show for fans in Bristol and something that will be a highlight of your summer.
For more information on the event please visit - corinnebaileyrae.com. Alternativley you can follow Corinne Bailey Rae on Facebook or Twitter.
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