Review – As December Falls, SWX, Bristol, November 26th
November slipped through our fingers, and As December Falls, we’re all reaching for a lifeline, a warm embrace to fend off the chill. Last Sunday, […]
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Thinking Ahead To Warm Summer Days? Bristol’s Festival Season 2024 Has You Covered. From Bristol’s leading independent festival, Love Saves the Day and Forwards to Harbourside favourite Bristol Sounds and the ultimate throwback Back 2 Festival – there’s something for everyone next summer.
LOVE SAVES THE DAY 25 – 26 May 2024, Ashton Court Estate, Bristol Bristol’s biggest independent music festival returns to Ashton Court Estate with a stellar line-up […]
Review – Hot Milk, Gig Of The Year Contender, Bristol Trinity Centre, November 21st
In the sultry heat of August, Hot Milk beckoned the cosmic abyss with a resonant “Call To The Void,” and the abyss, in its cosmic […]
Review – Witch Fever, Bristol Trinity Centre, November 21st
In the consecrated chaos of Bristol’s Trinity Centre, a space once devoted to spiritual sanctity, now pulsates with the sacrilegious symphony of Witch Fever. Amy, […]
Review – Bob Vylan- SWX, Bristol, November 21st
It’s not often you can go to a punk gig and expect to begin with 5 minutes of yoga and meditation. The crowd were invited […]
Review – Gentleman’s Dub Club, Bristol O2 Academy, 18th November.
Gentleman’s Dub Club may originate from Leeds, but they consistently turn Bristol into a welcome home party. The Dub brothers, charged with energy, took the […]
Review – Sammy Rae & The Friends, SWX, Bristol, November 17th
The energy in the room was buzzing before the band even came on at SWX. There were smiles all around as the crowd waited for […]
Review – The View, Marble Factory, Bristol, November 16th
In the reverberating echoes of Scotland’s landscape, where the winds carry tales of the past, The View stands as a resonant force, their sonic narrative […]
Review – Sisters Of Mercy, Marble Factory, Bristol, November 15th
Sweat clings to the walls like white pan-stick on fresh skin; the smell of cheap patchouli and black rose rises like smoke. A gothic renaissance […]
Review – Baby Queen with a 5 star performance at a sold out Trinity Centre in Bristol on November 14th
In the kaleidoscopic realm of Arabella Latham, alias Baby Queen, this past week unfurled as a symphony of triumphs, reaching its crescendo in a seismic […]