Bush announce Bristol show at Colston Hall
Posted on: 22 May 2017The group, fronted by Gavin Rossdale, are plotting their next European tour and, on its course, have planned a stopover at Bristol’s Colston Hall on Monday 25th September.
Bush are the unkempt rockers who were the first post-Nirvana Brits to strike it big across the Pond, plugging a blend of grunge subtly different to the Seattle pioneers. Rising to prominence in the early ‘90s and continuing to make music in the early echelons of the following decade, they ultimately disbanded in 2002.
Support for the group has prevailed regardless, with their latest European tour testament to this, and marking the release of seventh album Black and White Rainbows – their third since reforming. The jaunt will take the group all over the continent, but kicks off with a concentrated six-date spell in the UK in September.
The fourth of these shows is at Colston Hall and represents a welcome chance for fans in the South West to grab a bit of Bush and to get first-hand experience of the new record.
Tickets go on sale on Friday (26th May) and will be available from Colston Hall's website.
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