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Alexander O’Neal set to perform last ever Bristol show later this month
Soul legend Alexander O’Neal is embarking on his ‘Time to Say Goodbye: Farewell World Tour’, with his spectacular nine piece band.
His final Bristol show will take place at Central Warehouse (formally Nisbets, located opposite Cabot Circus Car Park) on September 29, presented by Bristol staple Ujima Radio & new outfit Blue Flowers.
Alexander O’Neal’s career is a remarkable odyssey through the world of soul music. With a voice that rivals legends like Otis Redding, O’Neal has enchanted audiences for nearly five decades.
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From his eponymous debut in 1985 to the chart-topping success of Hearsay in 1987 and the enduring hits like Criticize and Fake, he’s left an indelible mark on the music scene.
With a soulful yet versatile voice, O’Neal effortlessly navigates dancefloor anthems and heartfelt ballads. His enduring legacy continues to inspire and captivate music lovers worldwide.
Alexander’s final Bristol appearance promises never-before-seen photos on the big screen, heartfelt testimonials, and moving tributes, all set to the backdrop of O’Neal’s greatest hits.

Bristol band Laid Blak are also included on the heavyweight lineup. photo: Alternate PR
Alongside O’Neal will be an incredible lineup of support acts. Bristol favourites Laid Blak, with a full band and vocalist Krush, will kick things off.
The free after party will include disco and boogie selections from Real Bad Joose (Deli G, Lynx, Lee Jones, Mike Shawe, Pato), Soultrain & Angel Mel (Ujima FM).
Remaining tickets for the event can be found at https://bit.ly/AON-Bristol
Main photo: Alternate Events
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