The finishing touches are being applied to the newly-named Bristol Beacon venue, opening on November 30 - and we got a chance to go on a tour inside.
From the flooring being laid in the main Beacon Hall to the restoration in the Lantern Hall, the wraps are slowly coming off the £132m venue which will host moe than 200 gigs and concerts every year.
Operated by Bristol Music Trust, it will also provide the opportunity for young people through basement studios and a creative learning programme.
And so with just months to go with opening, we took a look inside:
1. Beacon Hall
Beacon Hall is being created to be the ‘best sounding hall in the world’ with everything designed to provide the best acoustics, from the amps to the gap between doors and the floor. (Credit: Giulia Spadafora, Soul Media)
2. View from up top
The Beacon Hall will have three levels providing space for 2,196 people. Seating will be on moveable floors to allow for standing for some concerts. (Credit: Giulia Spadafora, Soul Media)
3. Lantern Hall
The Lantern Hall will the second performance space with a capacity of between 3250 and 500. It sits within a Victorian Hall which has been restored with new windows inserted
4. Work taking palace in the Lantern Hall
Contractors are completing the finishing touches to the restoration of the hall