Legendary songwriter Gilbert O’Sullivan will take to the stage at St George’s Hall in Bradford for an intimate performance this autumn.
The acclaimed artist, whose career spans more than 50 years, will share the Bradford venue with concertgoers on Sunday, 27 September 2026.
The show is scheduled to begin at 7.30pm, with the musician accompanied by renowned guitarist Bill Shanley.
O’Sullivan’s professional journey in music commenced following the 1970 release of his breakthrough single Nothing Rhymed.
Over the ensuing decades, he has accumulated an impressive catalogue of commercial achievements, including 16 entries in the Top 40 of UK charts, six of which reached the number one position.
Among his best-known compositions are Clair, Get Down and Alone Again (Naturally).
The latter track proved particularly successful in North America, spending six weeks atop the American charts and securing three Grammy Award nominations.
Throughout his career, the artist has released 20 studio albums.
His contributions to British songwriting have been recognised with three Ivor Novello Awards, notably including the Songwriter of the Year accolade in 1973.
His most recent three album releases have each charted within the Top 30 of the UK album rankings, achieving positions of Top 10, Top 20 and Top 30 respectively.
Standard tickets for the event are priced between £35 and £42.50.
A maximum of 10 tickets may be purchased per booking, subject to availability and applicable discount schemes.