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Music / Venue of the Month

Venue of the Month: Strange Brew

The venue opened their doors in 2020 after a successful crowdfunding campaign

Music / Diverse Artists Network

Diverse Artist Network to host a day of events to connect creatives

The event will be in partnership with Bristol Beacon and Sound Sense

Music / British jazz

Bristol’s month in jazz – November 2022

A month of soaring saxophony and Afro-jazz promises fireworks aplenty

Music / Reviews

Review: Rosalie Cunningham, Thekla

Hugely talented prog/psych act dress up as dead rock stars for Halloween

Music / Previews

Metal & Prog Picks: November 2022

Zeal and Ardor, Saxon, Fozzy, Gong, Frost*, Pallbearer, AA Williams, Soul Asylum

Music / Reviews

Review: Cradle of Filth/Alcest, Motion

The Filthies pull a big pre-Halloween crowd for their first Bristol gig in seven years

Music / Feature

Connect: The new series that brings artists and producers from across the UK together

The new series is for young creatives by young creatives

Music / saffron records

Saffron announces new Artist Development programme

The project is open to Black women and non-binary music creators in the South West

Music / News

Bristol singer reaches The Voice UK final

Naomi Johnson is now fully booked to perform at weddings for the next two years

Music / Reviews

Review: Skid Row/The Treatment/Enuff Z’Nuff, O2 Academy

No longer youthful, but still pretty wild

Music / News

Recording studio starts crowdfunding campaign after fire

The studio and creative space opened in February 2020

Music / Review

Review: Jacob & Drinkwater, Downend Folk & Roots – ‘A set packed with brilliance’

The Gloucestershire duo perform for possibly the last time

Music / Review

Review: Lady Nade, The Church of St Thomas the Martyr – ‘She radiates love, kindness and friendliness’

The Bristolian singer/songwriter brings her unique sound to a unique location

Music / News

Bristol’s Firmly Rooted sound system featured in new documentary

The short film aims to highlight Bristol's part in the development of UK reggae sound system culture

Music / Review

Review: Tenille Townes, The Fleece – ‘She has gravel in her throat and dirt under her fingernails’

The Canadian country music star performs to a sold out crowd

Music / Feature

From promoting his demos in club toilets to starting his own record label, Nooch knows how to play the game

We speak to Jack Kelly AKA Nooch about his record label, his studies and his chart topping EP

Music

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