Bernard Butler is back with his first new solo music since 2024, Irish Goodbye, an emphatic return to the purposeful melodic punch of past glories both as a solo artist, with David McAlmont, with whom he combined to write the evergreen Yes, and as founding member of Suede. For all of that, appearances can be deceptive.
In his customarily understated way, Bernard explains: “Last summer I went through a not-good two months. You go through periods where you question everything. Coming from the background I have you get to a point where a voice in your head goes, ‘Just fucking get on with it."
Bernard will be performing new songs and music from his career when he headlines Bush Hall this May.
020 8222 6955 - Venue booking line.
Cobos can be collected on the evening of the event. Please take your credit card and Ticketmaster reference number with you.
Parking in the area is extremely difficult, it is advised to use Public Transport.
Please contact the venue for further information on 020 8222 6955
No Cameras or Video Cameras. No Audio Recording Devices. Drinks can be taken into the Hall from the Bar. Bush Hall operates on a Membership Basis and Performance Membership is included in the price of a concert ticket.
Minimum age dependant on event.
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