August Burns Red, Marble Factory, Bristol, March 23rd
It may only be March, but for one night only, the grey sky was ignited and did indeed burn red. Marble Factory has a unique […]
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Review – Mouth Culture, The Lanes, Bristol, March 15th
Since their inception in 2019, Leicester lads Mouth Culture have been steadily carving out a path to success for themselves in the British rock scene. […]
Review – Dual Headliner featuring LA’s new wave, indie rockers Bittersweethearts & South Coast alt rockers Skinny Knowledge. Thunderbolt, Bristol, March 9th
The Bittersweethearts are on a mission to herald a new era of New Wave and make you smile and dance while doing it. The LA-based […]
Review – Alt Blk Era, Lost Horizon, March 5th
Lights flicker, and the giant LED screen at the back of the stage hisses into life as storm clouds and lightning illuminate the name ALT […]
Review – Kite Thief, Rough Trade Bristol, February 29th
Every time we see Kite Thief live, they have pushed the envelope of what you think is possible. Returning to their home city midway through […]
Review – Liquid State w/ Arimea, Bristol Rough Trade, February 15th
Liquid State “Liquid State: ‘a substance that flows freely but is of constant volume, having a consistency like that of water or oil.’” Never has […]
Valley Fest 2024 is coming! Bristol’s Lakeside Food and Music Festival: 1st – 4th August
Valley Fest is the best-tasting music festival in the South West. The weekend is perfect for first-time festival goers as well as families of all ages. […]
Review – Gold Fever, The Exchange Basement, 9th February
The decision to take the path less trodden and push back against the cookie-cutter indie sound so prevalent in music today is a brave one […]