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Music / Bristol digital radio

Bristol radios go digital

The move is being hailed as a "landmark moment" for community radio

Music / Dot to Dot

Dot To Dot announce first wave of acts for 2023

The one day festival is set to return next May

Music / Reviews

Review: Magnum, Fleece

Classy hard rock veterans celebrate their 50th anniversary in style

Music / Feature

The record label that specialises in enhancing young potential, harnessing talent and nurturing development

BORN2BE record label hopes to forge progression routes into the industry for young people

News / Bristol Sounds

Bristol Sounds announces first names for 2023 lineup

The 2022 open-air summer concert attracted over 20,000 festival-goers

Music / Reviews

Review: Rick Wakeman’s Grumpy Christmas Stocking, Bath Forum

Beatles, Bowie, Cat Stevens, Yes and solo classics plus a festive sack full of gags & the odd carol

Music / Bristol Palestine Film Festival

“Bringing films from Palestine gives the chance for the people of Bristol to learn about the people of Palestine”

We speak to Palestinian filmmakers ahead of a panel discussion at Bristol Palestine Film Festival

Music / Review

Review: Working Mens Club, SWX – ‘Close to a perfect gig’

The Yorkshire band brought the sound, visuals and energy to a cold, grey night

Music / Get To Know

Get To Know: Kafka Radio

An independent radio station live-streaming from Bristol

Music / Reviews

Review: Frost*, Komedia, Bath

Classy modern prog supergroup fill the ornate historic venue with light and sound

Music / Review

Review: Holly Humberstone, O2 Academy – ‘Her set built exquisitely throughout the night’

The singer-songwriter opened her tour to a sold out crowd

Music / Venue of the Month

Venue of the Month: The Jam Jar

The multi-purpose venue is also a studio, venue hire and work space

Music / Review

Review: Nu Civilisation Orchestra, St George’s- ‘A highly talented group of the very highest calibre’

The orchestra explores the music of Joni Mitchell, all the way through her jazz influenced works

Music / British jazz

Bristol’s month in jazz – December 2022

There's plenty of jazz action to help you round off the year

Music / Review

Review: Matt Deighton, The Folk House – ‘Utterly mesmeric’

Matt Deighton beautifully, delicately and gently smashed hearts into tiny pieces

Music / world music

Review: Justin Adams and Mohamed Errabbaa/Soufian Saihi, Jam Jar

When they drove into an instantly recognisable Gnawa groove the music’s pulse ran through the crowd.

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