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  Review: Americana Fest, The American Museum and Gardens – ‘There’s been some collaborative musical magic’

  A new summer festival of music, comedy, food and classic cars set within an idyllic location

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  Review: HUBB Records Vol.4 Launch Party, Dareshack – ‘The talent that BIMM are producing will go on to do great things in the future’

  The record label run for students, by students showcases some of best local talent in the city

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  Review: The War on Drugs, Lloyds Amphitheatre – ‘The band took us on a journey of wanderlust’

  The American rock band performed on the closing night of Bristol Sounds

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  Review: Geese, Rough Trade – ‘The set seemed a touch self-indulgent at times’

  The American rock band took over the small venue with vibrant renditions of classic rock tones

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  Review: Redmoor, The Louisiana – ‘They contaminate their songs with diverse rhythms and instruments’

  A lineup of live music from Bristol bands, confirming that the local scene still has a lot to offer

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  Review: Aid Box Community Benefit, Friendly Records – ‘The music to support this vital work is a happy collision of cultures’

  The North Street venue brings a night of live music to raise money for a good cause

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  Review: Madness, Westonbirt Arboretum – ‘Madness still know how to put on one hell of a show’

  The legendary ska band performed live as part of this year's Forest Live series

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  Review: Steve Harley Acoustic Band, St George’s Bristol – ‘His performances carry genuine soul and sincerity’

  The former lead singer of Cockney Rebel swaps glam rock for an acoustic set at the Georgian church

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