Review – EEVAH, The Louisiana, March 29th
The Alt-Indie Trio Redefining Connection and Chemistry Emerging from Halifax, West Yorkshire, EEVAH has quickly carved out a reputation for their anthemic sound, impassioned live […]
Review – Ritual Union 2025 at SWX, Strange brew and Rough Trade
Bristol’s finest multi-venue festival returned to the city for the fourth year. Its inaugural event – originally planned for 2020 – was plagued by pandemic […]
Review – Divorce, Strange Brew, March 28th
What an absolute treat it was to see Divorce, the alt-country four-piece from Nottingham, live for the first time. They packed out the sold-out show […]
Review – Bloodywood, Bristol O2 Academy, March 26th
If ever there was a night that proved music transcends borders, this was it. India’s premier metal export, Bloodywood, stormed into Bristol’s O2 Academy on […]
Review – The Darkness, Bristol Beacon, March 24th
Spring has certainly sprung here in Bristol, with Shorts, t-shirts and sunglasses starting to make a welcome appearance, which is indeed very sweet for all […]
Review – Zeal & Ardor, Marble Factory, 19th March
Come on now. What better way is there to celebrate hump day, than popping on your favourite black band t-shirt and your tight black jeans […]
Review – Nadia Reid, Strange Brew, March 18th
Folk singer-songwriter, Nadia Reid, is touring in support of her fourth album, ‘Enter Now Brightness’ which was released earlier this year. The stop at Strange […]
Preview – Ritual Union 2025 is very nearly here. Saturday, March 29th
RITUAL UNION ANNOUNCES FINAL WAVE OF ARTISTS Ritual Union Festival returns to Bristol at the end of this month. This year, the multi-venue event takes […]
Review – The Dare, The Marble Factory, March 16th
It might have been a Sunday night but The Dare and his audience made it feel like the start of the weekend. The American electropop […]
Review – Kelly Lee Owens, Marble Factory, March 15th
Some live performances are enjoyable, some are unforgettable, and then there are those rare, transcendent experiences that imprint themselves onto the psyche. What Kelly Lee […]