Music at St George’s Hall Spring 2024!
From the ultimate 90’s party to classic rock and tributes to some of the most celebrated musical legends of all time at St George’s Hall, Bradford this January and February.
90’s LIVE brings the music of a generation to life with fantastic vocals, genius costumes and of course; all the dance moves you know and love. Hear pop classics from Britney Spears, Ricky Martin, The Vengaboys, Bryan Adams, Boyzone, Shania Twain, Aqua, Lou Bega, Eternal, Bewitched, S Club 7, Gina G, Pulp, Blur and many more.
The ultimate 90s extravaganza at St George’s Hall on Friday 19 January.
Critically acclaimed singer and show producer Steve Steinman brings his rock-packed fun show to Vampires Rock to St George's Hall on Thursday 1 February.
A tongue-in-cheek and laugh out loud storyline combined with an incredible cast of singers, dancers and musicians and featuring over 25 of the greatest classic rock anthems of all time and original songs from Steve’s very own number one Rock album Take A Leap Of Faith.
Lee Memphis King, one of Europe’s most successful Elvis Presley tribute artists, recreates the essence of the King with consummate ease and an almost unbelievable combination of stunningly accurate vocals and incredible passion in every performance.
One Night of Elvis at St George’s Hall on Saturday 3 February.
What’s Love Got To Do With It? is back celebrating the music of the incredible rock and soul legend Tina Turner on Friday 9 February. Featuring all the hits including Proud Mary, River Deep, Simply The Best, Private Dancer, and many more.
Bradford’s own Gareth Gates returns to St George’s Hall on Thursday 15 February with The Best of Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons. A celebration of timeless music from one of the biggest selling groups of all time.
The nostalgic musical journey pays tribute to the life and career of those four boys from Jersey, who started singing under the streetlamp but soon went on to become one of the most recognised groups in history.
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