Review – The Mysterines instore signing and album preview, Rough Trade, Bristol, June 12th
Two years ago, we crammed into the pitch-black box that is Rough Trade Bristol, eager to witness the launch of The Mysterines’ debut album “Reeling.” […]
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Review – Olly Murs, Ashton Gate Stadium, Bristol, June 8th
Olly Murs is the quintessential all-around entertainer, a showman in the truest sense of the word. He exudes enough star quality to make his performance […]
Review – Take That, Ashton Gate Stadium, Bristol, June 8th 2024
Has Ashton Gate ever looked this majestic? Bathed in the glow of thousands of phone torches, with fireworks painting the night sky, and one of […]
Review – Dea Matrona, The Exchange, 8th May 2024
It’s been quite the month so far for Irish duo Orláith Forsythe & Mollie McGinn, AKA Dea Matrona (which translates to “divine mother goddess” in […]
Review – Elvana (Elvis Fronted Nirvana), Marble Factory, Bristol, April 19th
“Here we are now, entertain us…” roared the capacity crowd at Marble Factory. And oh, entertained we were. Forty-eight hours later, there is still a […]
Review – Marisa And The Moths, Marble Factory, Bristol, April 19th
Friday was a special night. The poster may have said Elvana, but it was the other name on the bill that immediately made the hairs […]
Review – Paloma Faith, Bristol Beacon, April 15th 2024
There are few certainties in life, but death, taxes, and becoming the inspiration for a musical artist’s latest offering should your relationship falter are definitely […]
Review – Caity Baser, Bristol O2 Academy, April 8th
Review Caity Baser O2 Academy Bristol 8/4/24 A pop princess has just thrown her tiara in the bin in a tantrum, ram-raided the castle, snatched […]
Review – Cassyette, The Fleece, Bristol, April 2nd
Just a shade over twenty-four months ago, our musical odyssey led us to the packed confines of Louisiana, where a burgeoning artist was already making […]
Review – Dream State, Lost Horizon, Bristol, March 29th
Spending an hour post-gig scanning the dictionary for superlatives I can use to describe Dream State’s performance at Lost Horizon was a waste of time. […]