Review – Don Broco have done it again!!! Bristol O2 Academy, December 4th
In response to the ever-asked query, “What constitutes your quintessential live performance?” my mind inexorably traverses back to a damp and blustery November night in […]
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Review – Year Of The Dog, Thekla, December 2nd
It’s a cold, dark night, the kind that’d keep most folks indoors. But inside Thekla, it’s a whole different story—a summer festival vibe so thick […]
Review – Gurl w/ Trunc, Exchange, November 28th
Trunc Manchester’s scene’s spinning gold again, and in the midst of this sonic alchemy emerges TRUNC – an artist defying categorization. They’ve got the nods […]
Review – Dream State, SWX Bristol, 26th November
Let me lay it on you straight—Dream State live ain’t just a gig; it’s a damn seismic event, hitting you square in the solar plexus […]
Review – The K’s, Marble Factory, December 1st
Listen up, folks, ’cause The K’s are more than just a band – they’re a force of nature. In the blink of a year, Jamie […]
Preview – Bristol Sounds: Open air music series cranks up the volume for 2024 – Tickets for Bristol Sounds 2024 to go on sale Friday 8 December at 10am
The return of Bristol Sounds will be celebrated with legends of rock, reggae, punk and dub – and will feature the city’s first ever all […]
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, […]
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 – 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 […]