http://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlA complete list of Whats On at Colston Hallhttp://www.viewbristol.co.uk/images/view_logo_rss_small.gifhttp://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.html60http://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlhttp://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlSharp and energetic observational humour from the 2010 Chortle Best Breakthrough Act nominee and Channel 4's Stand Up For The Week regular. (Oct 31, 8pm)http://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlhttp://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlFundraising event with music. (Nov 1, 7.30pm)http://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlhttp://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlThe London-born singer-songwriter plays folk-rock. (Nov 1, 8pm)http://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlhttp://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlThe former bassist of the Rolling Stones is joined by his own band to perform rock from its repertoire. (Nov 4, 7.30pm)http://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlhttp://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlThe multi-platinum selling and award-winning singer-songwriter, born in Heywood, performs her R&B, soul and pop hits. (Nov 7, 7pm)http://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlhttp://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlSharp wit and storytelling from the Iranian-born stand-up, who drawn upon her rich heritage as the daughter of an exiled writer and comic from Iran. (Nov 7, 8pm)http://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlhttp://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlFifties and sixties rhythm'n'blues, rockabilly and soul courtesy of Double Agent 7. (Nov 8, 10.15pm-late)http://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlhttp://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlThe pianist and his group perform rhythm'n'blues and jazz with guest Roland Gift, former Squeeze drummer Gilson Lavis and singers Ruby Turner and Louise Marshall (Nov 8, 7.30pm)http://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlhttp://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlThe singer-songwriter and guitarist, best known as the frontman of 1970s band The Soft Boys, plays alternative rock and jangle pop songs about English eccentrics and everyday life. (Nov 8, 7pm)http://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlhttp://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlThe Edinburgh-born singer-songwriter and musician performs pop-rock and folk songs to promote her album Invisible Empire // Crescent Moon. (Nov 9, 7pm)http://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlhttp://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlAlternative rock by Ben Cooper from Jacksonville, Florida. (Nov 9, 7pm)http://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlhttp://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlQuentin Jon Burton and Doc Sartori performs a mix electronica, instrumentals, spoken word, samples, internet downloads and political elements. (Nov 9, 6.15pm-7.15pm)http://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlhttp://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlAcoustic folk duo from Exeter featuring the double bass player and vocalist who has been performing with the group since 2004. (Nov 10, 8pm)http://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlhttp://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlAmerican musician Dweezil Zappa leads his band as it performs the experimental rock songs written by his father. (Nov 12, 7.30pm)http://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlhttp://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlPop-rock by the well-established band fronted by singer Sharleen Spiteri, who have sold more than 20 million albums worldwide. (Nov 13, 7pm)http://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlhttp://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlAmiable and chatty banter from ITV's Show Me The Funny finalist and actress Tiffany Stevenson. Also featuring Bethany Black and MC Luisa Omielan. (Nov 14, 8pm)http://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlhttp://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlLibor Pesek conducts Dvorak's Symphony No 5 and his Symphony No 7, plus Bruch's Violin Concerto No 1, with Chloe Hanslip, violin (Nov 15, 7.30pm)http://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlhttp://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlThe veteran singer-songwriter and Roxy Music frontman performs pop-rock and 1920s jazz style songs with his backing band to promote the album The Jazz Age. (Nov 16, 7pm)http://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlhttp://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlDark and controversial humour mixed with silly anecdotes and stories from 2003 So You Think You're Funny? Competition finalist Michael Fabbri. Also featuring Tom Allen and MC David Morgan. (Nov 16, 8.30pm)http://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlhttp://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlThe Ivor Novello and BRIT award-nominated three-piece from London performs commercial indie-rock and pop-rock hits including the number one single This Ain't A Love Song. (Nov 17, 7pm)http://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlhttp://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlThe TV personality and special guests take audience suggestions and create improvised scenarios. (Nov 19, 8pm)http://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlhttp://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlAlternative folk, punk and protest songs from Stephen William Bragg, the Bard Of Barking. (Nov 20, 8pm)http://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlhttp://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlMainstream jazz with elements of folk and blues by the French-American singer-songwriter, born in Athens, Georgia, who performs tracks from her album, The Blue Room. (Nov 21, 8pm)http://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlhttp://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlKirill Karabits conducts Shostakovich's Festive Overture, Britten's Cello Symphony and Passacaglia and Four Sea Interludes from Peter Grimes and Shostakovich's Five Interludes from Lady Macbeth of the Mtsensk District. With cellist Johannes Moser. (Nov 22, 7.30pm)http://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlhttp://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlAdrian Partington conducts Britten's War Requiem. With soprano Alwyn Mellor, tenor James Gilchrist and baritone Stephan Loges. (Nov 23, 7.30pm)http://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlhttp://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlDead pan humour from the stand up and festival favourite. As seen on Mock The Week and Russell Howard's Good News. (Nov 24, 7.30pm)http://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlhttp://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlStories and anecdotes from The Inbetweeners actor and TV panel show regular. (Nov 24, 8pm)http://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlhttp://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlThe kora player from Mali performs contemporary world music with accompanying musicians. (Nov 26, 8pm)http://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlhttp://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlWry observations from the Newcastle stand-up, writer, star of BBC 2's The Sarah Millican Show and the 2011 British Comedy Award winner for The People's Choice Queen Of Comedy as she follows up her Thoroughly Modern Millican tour. (Nov 28-30, 8pm)http://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlhttp://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlThe Edinburgh-based group performs ambient and boundary-pushing electronica, incorporating elements of jazz, classical, drum'n'bass and hip-hop. (Nov 29, 7pm)http://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlhttp://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlLyrical acoustic anti-folk performed by the singer-songwriter and guitarist from the West Country. (Nov 30, 6.30pm)http://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlhttp://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlObservational humour from the Dublin-stand-up and actor, who has been a self-confessed "miserable old git" since the age of 23, as he embraces middle age with open arms and discovers life begins at 40. (Dec 6, 8pm)http://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlhttp://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlSharp wit and intelligent commentary from the South African comic. (Dec 6, 7.30pm)http://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlhttp://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlContemporary jazz by the pairing of the bass player and his band. (Dec 7, 6pm)http://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlhttp://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlThe orchestra performs Copland's Fanfare For The Common Man, the Overture to Rossini's William Tell, Gershwin's Rhapsody In Blue and Orff's Carmina Burana. With soprano Samantha Hay, tenor Alun Rhys-Jenkins, baritone Owen Webb and pianist Paul Israel. (Dec 8, 4pm)http://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlhttp://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlA performance by student singers. (Dec 10, 7.30pm)http://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlhttp://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlPop-rock band from Glasgow known for the hits Real Gone Kid and I'll Never Fall in Love Again. (Dec 11, 7.30pm)http://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlhttp://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlAnatoly Grindenko conducts a selection of classical pieces. (Dec 13, 7.30pm)http://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlhttp://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlIndie-pop and folk with Celtic overtones by Mike Scott and his accompanying musicians. (Dec 17, 7.30pm)http://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlhttp://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlThe mop-top tribute act performs the Fab Four's hits. (Dec 18, 8pm)http://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlhttp://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlThe Welsh male voice choir perform covers of classic pop songs. (Dec 20, 7pm)http://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlhttp://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlAdrian Partington conducts Handel's Messiah. (Dec 21, 7.30pm)http://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlhttp://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlAdrian Partington conducts an abridged version of Handel's Messiah specifically aimed at families. (Dec 21, 4.30pm)http://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlhttp://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlHilary Davan Wetton conducts Mendelssohn's Hebrides Overture, Sousa's Semper Fidelis, Strauss's Thunder And Lightning Polka, Bizet's Toreador Song and Duet from The Pearl Fishers, Verdi's La Donna E Mobile, Sibelius's Alla Marcia, Mascgani's Intermezzo, Tchaikovsky's The Nutcracker Suite, Rossini's Largo Al Factotum, Denza's Funiculi, Funicula, Butterworth's The Banks Of The Green Willow and Holst's Finale from St Paul's Suite, with Philip O'Brien, tenor and James Cleverton, baritone. (Dec 28, 7.30pm)http://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlhttp://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlThe orchestra performs various works. (Dec 30, 7.30pm)http://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlhttp://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlFolk veterans Jon Boden and John Spiers lead an 11-piece band for folk dances played on various instruments including bouzoukis, banjos, flugelhorn and wind-up toys to promote the album Broadside. (Dec 31, 7.30pm)http://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlhttp://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlX-Factor finalists George Shelley, Josh Cuthbert, JJ Hamblett and Jaymi Hensley perform their debut album including the infectious top 10 single Carry You. (Jan 5, 7pm)http://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlhttp://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlAndrew Litton conducts Rimsky-Korsakov's Snow Maiden Suite, Tchaikovsky's Piano Concerto No 1 and Shostakovich's Symphony No 6. With pianist Barry Douglas. (Jan 16, 7.30pm)http://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlhttp://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlThe Middlesbrough-born winner of the ninth series of The X Factor performs pop in support of his self-titled debut album, which includes the number one single Impossible, and his first self-penned song You're Nobody 'til Somebody Loves You. (Jan 18, 7pm, doors)http://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlhttp://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlThe amateur orchestra performs The Hallelujah Chorus, O Fortuna, The Heavens Are Telling, Ascot Gavotte, Gondoliers Medley, Mendelssohn's Wedding March, Liberty Bell and Pirates Of The Caribbean, in aid of Cancer Research UK. (Jan 26, 7pm)http://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlhttp://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlSixties rock from the veteran outfit featuring original members Colin Blunstone and Rod Argent. (Jan 29, 7.30pm)http://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlhttp://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlThe original line-up of the veteran 80s Glaswegian band will perform indie-pop Brit-rock, with all their hits including Nothing Ever Happens, Kiss This Thing Goodbye, Always The Last To Know and Roll To Me (Feb 4, 7pm)http://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlhttp://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlThe American singer-songwriter and guitarist performs folk-infused alternative rock and folk-rock. (Feb 5, 7.30pm)http://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlhttp://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlSubversive and deconstructive humour as the stand-up and former comedic partner of Richard Herring works on material for the latest series of Stewart Lee's Comedy Vehicle. (Feb 6, 6pm)http://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlhttp://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlKirill Karabits conducts Berlioz's Romeo And Juliet Orchestral Suite, Liszt's Piano Concerto No 1 and Scriabin's Poem Of Ecstasy, with Stephen Hough, piano. (Feb 7, 7.30pm)http://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlhttp://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlAdrian Partington conducts a selection of opera extracts with Rebecca Rudge, soprano, John Pierce, tenor and Donald Maxwell, baritone. (Feb 14, 7.30pm)http://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlhttp://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.html (Feb 18, 8pm)http://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlhttp://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlThe percussive-style guitarist, born Sam Newton Battenberg Faulkner in Reigate, Surrey, performs his pop-rock blend of folk and blues. (Feb 27, phone for times)http://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlhttp://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlPete Harrison conducts various works from films. (Feb 28, 7.30pm)http://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlhttp://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlAndres Orozoco-Estrada conducts Beethoven's Symphony No 6, Piano Concerto No 4 and Symphony No 5. With pianist Barry Douglas. (Mar 4, 7.30pm)http://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlhttp://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlFast-paced and intelligent humour from the Edinburgh Comedy Award-winning stand-up and TV regular. (Mar 5, 8pm)http://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlhttp://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlFormer in 1998 in Adelaide, the band accurately recreates the songs by the progressive rock outfit including Money, Wish You Was Here and Another Brick In The Wall Part 2 replete with full psychedelic light show. (Mar 13, 7pm)http://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlhttp://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlSketch comedy from Naz Osmanoglu, Kieran Boyd and Mark Cooper Jones. (Mar 15, 8pm)http://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlhttp://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlAmerican folk singer-songwriter probably best known for The Last Thing On My Mind and Ramblin' Boy. (Mar 19, 7.30pm)http://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlhttp://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlBen Gernon conducts Sibelius's Finlandia, Violin Concerto In D Minor and Symphony No 5 In E Flat. With violinist Chloe Hanslip. (Mar 20, 7.30pm)http://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlhttp://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlAdrian Partington conducts Mozart's Requiem. (Mar 29, 6.30pm)http://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlhttp://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlRichard Balcombe conducts the music of Burt Bacharach, with singers Graham Bickley, Mary Carewe, Alison Jiear and Sarah Lark. (Apr 4, 7.30pm)http://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlhttp://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlSardonic wit and social insights from the Greek-American comic. (Apr 6, 7pm)http://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlhttp://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlWorld fusion and Afrobeat by the six-piece group from Harare, Zimbabwe. (Apr 6, 8pm)http://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlhttp://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlClassic rock by the long-established and multi-platinum selling band, originally from New York and containing both British and American members. (Apr 11, 7pm, doors 6.30pm)http://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlhttp://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlBen Gernon conducts Johan Halvorsen's Scenes From Norwegian Fairy Tales, plus Edvard Grieg's Piano Concerto In A Minor and Peer Gynt Suites No 1 and No 2, with Peter Donohoe, piano. (Apr 25, 7.30pm)http://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlhttp://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlContemporary classical and film scores by the London-born composer and pianist and his accompanying musicians. (Apr 28, 7.30pm)http://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlhttp://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlThe front man and mainstay of the prog and folk-rock band Jethro Tull performs the music of his band with a selection of accompanying musicians. (May 6, 7.30pm)http://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlhttp://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlKirill Karabits conducts Brahms's Symphony No 1 and Symphony No 2. (May 10 & 11, 7.30pm)http://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlhttp://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.html.Asian music by the lap steel guitarist from Kolkata. (May 12, 8pm)http://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlhttp://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlThe multiple Grammy Award-winning singer-songwriter from New Haven, Connecticut performs soft-rock and pop to promote the album Ain't No Mountain High Enough - Tribute To Hitsville. (May 12, 7pm)http://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlhttp://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlYuri Simonov conducts Shostakovich's Symphony No 9 and Symphony No 10, with Rachmaninov's Piano Concerto No 2, with Natasha Paremski, piano. (May 14, 7.30pm)http://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlhttp://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlThe orchestra performs Mussorgsky's A Night On The Bare Mountain, Rachmaninov's Piano Concerto No 3 In D Minor and Tchaikovsky's Piano Concerto No 1 In B Flat Minor, with Andrei Gavrilov, piano. (May 18, 7.30pm)http://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlhttp://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlAnthemic pop and rock by the Californian singer-songwriter of hits such as Heaven Is A Place On Earth, We Got The Beat and Our Lips Are Sealed, to promote the single Sun. (May 19, 7pm)http://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlhttp://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlSharp one-liners from the BAFTA award-winning comic and star of Not Going Out. (Oct 2-4, 8pm)http://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlhttp://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlThe trumpeter performs various works. (Oct 6, 7.30pm)http://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlhttp://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlOutrageous and irreverent humour from the Emmy-award-winning talk show host and Tony-award-nominated actress. (Oct 12, 7.30pm)http://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlhttp://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlThe Emmy-winning television talk-show host and Tony-nominated actress, who trades barbs on the TV show Fashion Police, unleashes her distinctive, irreverent brand of acidic wit. (Oct 12, Sun 7.30pm-10.30pm)http://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlhttp://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlInnovative humour and visual storytelling from the stand-up, author and presenter. (Nov 28, 8pm)http://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlhttp://www.viewbristol.co.uk/listings/colston-hall-listings-43485-0.htmlAcerbic wit and dark, deadpan one-liners and stories from the controversial and provocative stand-up and 8 Out Of 10 Cats host. (Apr 18, 8pm)