A live tribute to Kate Bush with a 10-piece band, led by Lisa Abbott, performing her most beloved songs.
A Sky Full of Honey comes to Ironworks Studios on Friday 24 July, a live tribute to the music of Kate Bush. The show is led by vocalist Lisa Abbott, whose singing is noted for its depth and authenticity, and she's backed by the acclaimed Hounds of Love and a ten-piece band. That's a fair few people on stage to bring the songs to life.
The set focuses on Bush's most beloved songs, with the production aiming to capture the magic, emotion, and theatricality of her music in an immersive live setting. It's not just her work, though — the evening also brings together other evocative summer classics, so you'll hear her songs alongside a few other familiar sounds. With a ten-piece band behind her, the arrangements have plenty of room to breathe.
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It's a tribute to one of Britain's most iconic and influential artists, and the whole thing is built around the music she's known for. Lisa Abbott takes the lead on vocals, and the Hounds of Love provide the backing, with the full band filling out the sound. The show runs from 20:00 to 22:30 at Ironworks Studios, 30 Cheapside, Brighton, BN1 4GD, and tickets are £23.34.
