Review – Lake Malice, Thekla, November 16th
If investing in bands were a thing, Lake Malice would be a no-brainer for any savvy backer. This dynamic duo—fronted by the magnetic Alice Guala […]
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Review – Rejjie Snow, SWX, November 15th
Rejjie Snow Brings Jazz-Tinged Vibes and Raw Energy to SWX on His “Europe 24” Tour Irish rapper Rejjie Snow made his SWX debut as part […]
Design the Night Summit to Explore Future of UK’s Nightlife
Bristol, UK – November 18, 2024 – Leaders from Bristol’s night time economy will be joined by protagonists and innovators across the UK and beyond […]
Review – Fat Dog, Thekla, November 15th
Thekla was built in 1958, survived it’s time as a cargo ship in the Baltic Sea, and was renovated after being left derelict for years. […]
Review – Sprints, Marble Factory, November 12th
Sprints are an Irish-born post-punk powerhouse of a band, emerging on the scene in 2019 and releasing their debut single in 2020. Since then, their […]
Review – Amyl And The Sniffers, Bristol O2 Academy, November 11th
CHAOS IN ITS PUREST FORM In the musical world, it is no secret that some bands thrive within the confines of recording studios, while others […]
Review – Soft Cult, The Lanes, November 10th
Winter has definitely made an appearance here in Bristol, and it was very much felt on Sunday while waiting in what seemed like an endless […]
Review – Alfie Templeman w/ SOFY and Ava Zarate, Thekla, 9th November
As the days begin to get colder and the mist settles in on November9th, I walk to Thekla at 6:30 PM for doors. Thekla is […]
Preview – CHRISTIAN LEE HUTSON, Dareshack, Tuesday 12th of November.
Have you caught Christian Lee Hutson’s new album Paradise Pop yet? If not, what better opportunity than hearing it LIVE at Dareshack this Tuesday. Paradise […]
Review – Gina Larner, The Louisiana, November 8th
The packed house at the Louisiana on Friday night was electric, and it’s clear that Americana’s future is blazing forward with British Country Music Association-nominated […]