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Review: Summer Lates Series, SS Great Britain – ‘A magical experience’

The summer series will welcome a range of artists over the next eight weeks

Music / Review

Review: Bella Hardy, Downend Folk & Roots – ‘She was, to put it simply, magnificent’

The folk singer returns to the stage after nine years away for a rapturously received set

Music / Review

Review: Circa Waves, O2 Academy – ‘Even a decade later the band are still captivating music lovers’

The rescheduled gig was definitely worth the wait

Music / Reviews

Review: The Aristocrats, Fleece

Instrumental trio thrill capacity crowd with their astonishing musicianship

Music / News

Bristol-based filmmaker wins Netflix documentary competition

The short film looks at the story of a deaf DJ and pioneer of the UK's deaf rave scene

Music / Feature

Self Esteem on her love of Bristol, art and politics and being her authentic self

We chat to the Sheffield singer ahead of her performance in Bristol this month

Music / Feature

Woodbox Productions: The production company putting grassroots artists first

The studio offers intimate live sessions for grassroots artists for free

News / News

Major UK festival to host pride fundraiser event in Bristol

It will give people a taste of what to expect at the main festival in August

Music / Reviews

Review: The Hu/Tau and the Drones of Praise, O2 Academy

Mongolian metal horde mounts another hugely successful invasion

Music / Classical Music

Review: Pernambuco, Loco Klub

an evening of ear-catching interest and variety throughout

Music / Review

Review: Sir Chloe, Thekla – ‘A multi-textured, magically-dark bouncy rock band’

The American indie rock band captivated the entire audience with their best tracks performed live

Music / Review

Review: The Royston Club, Rough Trade – ‘The audience took to the band as if it were a hometown gig’

The four piece Welsh rockers debut songs from their newest album to a sold out crowd

Music / contemporary jazz

Review: Graham Costello’s STRATA, Dareshack

tricky stuff to dance to but the rewards for attentive listening were great enough

Music / Reviews

Review: Carcass/Unto Others/Conjurer, Fleece

Melodic death metal pioneers slay capacity crowd

Music / Opera

OperaUpClose brings a radical reimaginging of Wagner’s ‘The Flying Dutchman’ to the SS Great Britain

The production brings all its performers, instrumentalists and singers together on the same stage

Music / Feature

Superlove: The noise-pop trio on fusing genres and writing for themselves

We chat to the band fresh off the release of their sophomore album

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