Review – Jorja Smith, SWX, Bristol, October 9th
The anticipation was palpable as the audience eagerly awaited the revelation that the title of Jorja Smith’s latest album, “Falling or Flying” (unveiled at the […]
Month: October 2023
Review – Gracie Abrams, Sold Out Bristol show at Bristol O2 Academy, 1st October
Since supporting megastar Taylor Swift on her huge US tour for the last 6 months, it is no surprise that Gracie Abrams has reached even […]
Review – Coach Party and Girl Scout, Thekla, October 5th
Indie quartet Coach Party, take to their UK tour following their chart-topping new album “Killjoy”, accompanied by Swedish four-piece Girl Scout. Sporting patchwork tattoos and […]
Review – The Hara, Misery Loves Company Festival, Bristol, September 30th
“We all wear black to mourn the fact you can’t see that we die too fast, and good things never last. We all wear black.” […]
Review – Yonaka, Misery Loves Company Festival, Bristol, September 30th
Yonaka is as much a beacon as they are a band. The Brighton trio comprises Theresa Jarvis (vocals), Alex Crosby (bass), and George Werbrouck-Edwards (guitar), […]
Misery Loves Company – Review no 2 featuring Yonaka, Lake Malice, The Hara and many more
There are few things certain in life: death, taxes, and (after last weekend) the Misery Loves Company festival being an absolute must in the Bristol […]
Review – The Undertones at Bristol O2 Academy, September 29th
Few names hold as much weight in the world of British pop punk as The Undertones, and for good reason. Famously the group behind the […]
Review No 1 – Misery Loves Company Festival 2023
Misery Loves Company, Bristol’s brand-new, alternative day festival, spread over four legendary venues in the heart of the city. With 40+ acts to choose from […]
Review – Nation Of Language, Marble Factory, Bristol, Sep 29th
Nation of Language, the American indie pop band hailing from Brooklyn, has steadily made waves in the music scene since their formation in 2016. Comprising […]