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 […]
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Review – The Brian Jonestown Massacre, Marble Factory, February 2nd
The Brian Jonestown Massacre, a band whose legacy is deeply embedded in rock history, has always been a paradox. Their rise to fame—fueled by a […]
Review – The Skimmity Hitchers at The Urban Indoor Wassail, The Exchange, 17th January
On Friday night, I had the full Bristol (or should I say “Brizzle”) experience at The Exchange, celebrating with Skimmity Hitchers during their Urban Indoor […]
Review – The Sheepdogs w/ The Commoners, Strangebrew, November 30th
Last Saturday, Strange Brew played host to a rare and welcome treat for Bristol—a full night of Southern Rock. Kicking off the evening were The Commoners, […]
Review – Philip Sayce w/ Troy Redfern, The Fleece, November 28th
Philip Sayce delivered a fiery, relentless rock and roll performance at The Fleece, leaving the crowd in awe of his sheer musical prowess. The night […]
Review – The Wailers, Bristol O2 Academy, 25th November
The Wailers Bring Their UK Tour to a Triumphant Close in Bristol The Wailers wrapped up their UK tour in style at the O2 Academy […]
Review – Liana Flores, The Louisiana, October 28th
The night kicked off with an enchanting set from Raquel Martins, who not only opened the show but also plays bass and guitar in Liana […]
Gallery – Oysterband, Bristol Beacon, October 4th
Oysterband’s journey from a ceilidh dance band in Kent to a pioneering force in the U.K. folk scene is a testament to their boundary-pushing creativity. […]