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Review: Hospitality on the Harbour, Lloyd’s Amphitheatre – ‘A great partnering of a legendary label and beautiful backdrop’

Hospitality and Sequences team up with The Blast and Born on Road for a day drum and bass goodness

Music / British jazz

Bristol’s month in jazz – August 2022

Plenty jazz-wise happenings throughout the summer holiday

Music / Review

Review: Siren, Lloyd’s Amphitheatre – ‘Mashing dub vocals and skippy bassline house, they shook the floor’

Groove Armada perform their biggest Bristol show to date

Music / Review

Review: St Paul & The Broken Bones, O2 Academy – ‘A band ripping up some swampy, Southern roadhouse sounds’

The eight piece Alabama band performed as part of the River Town series

Music / Previews

Metal & Prog Picks: August 2022

GWAR, FM, Sons of Liberty, Psychedelic Porn Crumpets and Bristol's best music festival: ArcTanGent

Music / preview

Preview: Fields of Fantasy Day Party

The weekend festival has been replaced with an intimate party set in an idyllic location

Music / Planetarium

Fans of astronomy, 360 degree visuals and Pink Floyd, take note: Dome Club is coming

A series of dome events will be happening at Arnos Vale, St Werburghs Community Centre and beyond

News / Freddie Lewis

Meet the trans musician shattering gender stereotypes

Freddie Lewis on song-writing, self-acceptance and letting go of labels

Music / folk

Review: Eleven Magpies, El Rincon

their impeccable unison playing had the precision of a classical string quartet

Music / Feature

Thick Boy Records: Unity, community and body positivity wrapped up in one record label

We sit down with Mark Camps, the founder of the record label, to discuss their powerful ethos

Music / Review

Review: Sea Power, Trinity – ‘In many ways this was a straight-up rock show’

The rock band formerly known as British Air Power return to Bristol for a very sweaty performance

Music / Review

Review: Mr Scruff’s Day Party, Motion – ‘How effortlessly the set traversed genres is a testament to his mixing ability’

The renowned DJ and producer brings the tunes on a hot summers day

Music / Review

Review: Michael Buble, Royal Crescent – ‘The show was a celebration of joy and love’

The Canadian megastar performed a long-awaited show for the first time in Bath

Music / Review

Review: Belle & Sebastian, Lloyd’s Amphitheatre – ‘They could have gone on all night and still left the crowd wanting more’

The Scottish indie pop band return with their biggest show in the city

Music / Review

Review: Nile Rodgers & CHIC, Lloyds Amphitheatre – ‘Rodger’s smile and attitude were completely infectious’

The American legend finally got to perform in Bristol after two years of waiting

Music / Feature

Red Tangent Records: The record label putting former prisoners at the forefront of their work

We sit down with the record label to discuss how social injustice and music go hand in hand

Music

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