AFTER a quieter month in August, St David’s Hall action-packed programme is back in full flow throughout September.
Diversity will dance at St David’s Hall during September, 2019.
September starts in style with a pair of terrific tributes to iconic artists. Some Guys Have All the Luck (Thurs 5 Sept) follows Rod Stewart’s incredible story from street busker to international superstar, whilst the Hall is transformed into sunny California for the Ultimate Eagles (Fri 6 Sept). Later in the month, Hello Again (Fri 20 Sept) celebrates 50 years of the legendary Neil Diamond, but there’s only very limited availability for What’s Love Got to Do With It? (Fri 13 Sept) – which is Simply the Best Tina Turner tribute!
Hozier will play a sell-out performance at Cardiff’s St David’s Hall in September, 2019. Photo by Edward Cooke.
Another huge name in the music world is Hozier (Tues 17 Sept), but his Wasteland, Baby! tour-date sold out long ago (check with Box Office for late seat releases). Likewise, 80s icon Belinda Carlisle (Mon 30 Sept) is fast approaching a full house as she marks 30 years of her classic album Runaway Horses.
Belinda Carlisle celebrates 30th anniversary of Runaway Horses at Cardiff’s St David’s Hall in September.
Very few seats are left for comedy legend Frank Skinner (Sat 28 Sept) in Showbiz, whilst an extra date has been added in the New Year due to overwhelming demand for Scouse comic and social media phenomenon Paul Smith (Sat 14 Sept & Fri 10 Jan). Plus, Brydon, Mack & Mitchell (Mon 23 – Weds 25 Sept) are completely sold out for all three nights. As ever, keep a close eye on our website and social media, and check with the Box Office for any late seat releases!
The Czech National Symphony Orchestra will play a live accompaniment to Harry Potter & The Philosopher’s Stone at Cardiff’s St David’s Hall in September, 2019.
If you’re looking for a magical night with the whole family, look no further than Harry Potter & The Philosopher’s Stone (Thurs 19 Sept) as the Czech National Symphony Orchestra provide an awe-inspiring accompaniment to the movie with John Williams’ sensational score. The kids will also love Ben Phillips (Fri 27 Sept) as the sibling rivalry continues with his brother Elliot, and there are few seats left for Britain’s Got Talent winners Diversity (Sun 22 Sept) on their Born Ready 10th anniversary tour with two spectacular shows on the same day. Another show featuring inspiring youngsters is the It’s My Shout Premiere & Awards Night 2019 (Sun 8 Sept) as Wales’ best emerging talent of filmmakers are presented in a stellar showcase event.
Fisherman’s Friends will play Cardiff’s St David’s Hall during September, 2019
Yet if you’re after something a bit more relaxing, there’s two fantastic folk concerts. Roots Unearthed resumes with one of the world’s finest fingerstyle guitarists Martin Simpson (Tues 10 Sept). And following the staggering success of their biopic film, Fisherman’s Friends (Sat 21 Sept) return to the live stage with Keep Hauling. Plus, don’t miss a spellbinding Lunchtime Concert from Cardiff organist Jeffrey Howard (Tues 10 Sept) – the perfect way to break up your day!
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