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Review: Olivia Chaney, St. George’s Bristol

A wonderfully dramatic performance from the young folk artist

Music / neo-funk

Review: James Chance & The Contortions/Iceman Furniss Quartet/Norman, The Lanes

While he may have paced himself to get there it was clear that James Chance still has that thing

Music / Jazz

Bristol’s week in jazz, March 11-16 2019

There's a confusion of excellent drummers this week - and one notable absentee sticksman

Music / Reviews

Review: Henge, Colston Hall foyer

Everything you could hope for from a psychedelic show

Music / Reviews

Review: Ibibio Sound Machine, Trinity

A well-made, well-oiled and highly tuned machine

Music / Reviews

Review: UFO, O2 Academy

The veteran Britrockers were on magnificent form on the opening night of their 'farewell' tour

Music / punk

Eat Up! is helping to diversify Bristol’s local music scene

The collective are creating community in the city

Music / Jazz

Bristol’s week in jazz, March 4-10 2019

It's all about the jazzy girls as we celebrate International Women's Day

Music / Jazz

Review: jade/Krake/Harriet Riley, Cafe Kino

jade delivered a pleasingly varied set of contemporary jazz with real freshness

Music / Neo soul

Review: Tank & The Bangas/Sweet Crude, SWX

When it wrapped up you felt this really was as much of fun for them as it undeniably had been for us

Music / Reviews

Review: Massive Attack, The Steel Yard at Filton Airfield

Marking the 21st anniversary of Mezzanine

Music / Reviews

Review: Blue Öyster Cult/The Temperance Movement, Anson Rooms

Veteran literate rockers battle dodgy sound with thrilling three-guitar onslaught

Music / Alt rock

Review: The Fantasy Orchestra album launch, St George’s

A ragtag ensemble happily gathered in its own left field and welcoming us to join them

News / record store day

Idles, Bowie and Prince amongst titles announced for Record Store Day 2019

Once again hundreds of artists have come together in support of independent record stores

Music / Bristol festivals

Submerge creative director Mike Pony discusses this year’s festival

“Inclusive is the goal, diverse artists and diverse audiences”

Music / Previews

Metal & Prog Picks: March 2019

The Pineapple Thief, Riverside, UFO, Soft Machine, The Lounge Kittens, Pigsx7, That Joe Payne

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