Review – Travis, Bristol Beacon, December 15th
Glaswegian indie-rock legends, Travis, have had a busy 2024. The band released their 10th studio album, “L.A. Times”, which became their highest charting album in […]
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Review – Life In Mono, Rough Trade Bristol, Dec 14th
Pulling a crowd in December is no mean feat, but Life in Mono have carved out a reputation as one of Bristol’s most compelling alt-rock […]
Review – The Chats, Bristol Marble Factory, 11th December
The Chats Bring Riotous Punk Chaos to Bristol’s Marble Factory December 11th: the Marble Factory in Bristol wasn’t just a venue—it was a battleground, with […]
Review – DYE, The Louisiana, December 5th
Witnessing DYE’s first-ever live performance at a packed Louisiana felt like a moment destined to be etched in local music history—a “where were you when” […]
Review – The Sheepdogs w/ The Commoners, Strangebrew, November 30th
Last Saturday, Strange Brew played host to a rare and welcome treat for Bristol—a full night of Southern Rock. Kicking off the evening were The Commoners, […]
Preview – DEFECTED, this Saturday (7th of December) at Document
Despite Christmas being just over three weeks away, for South West rave enthusiasts festive celebrations are arriving earlier this year. Over the past few weeks, […]
Review – Katy J Pearson, SWX Bristol, November 29th
Bristol’s SWX hosted an unforgettable performance by the incredibly talented local artist Katy J Pearson on Friday, the 29th of November. As a local favorite, […]
Review – Royel Otis, Marble Factory, November 25th
Australian duo, Royel Madden and Otis Pavlovic, are currently winding down the final stretch of their extensive US, European, and UK tour. Having captivated audiences […]
Review – The Wailers, Bristol O2 Academy, 25th November
The Wailers Bring Their UK Tour to a Triumphant Close in Bristol The Wailers wrapped up their UK tour in style at the O2 Academy […]
Preview – Philip Sayce, The Fleece, November 28th
“Sayce’s performance was a wild, energetic, and full-on experience that transcended expectations.” – Blues Matters “Energy, technique, ability, funk, soul, rock – Philip Sayce has it […]