Song: San Francisco Bay BluesArtist: Eric ClaptonYear: 1992 First written and recorded by American one man band Jesse Fuller in 1954, the infectiously catchy strum-along of ‘San Francisco Bay Blues’ made it a highlight of Eric Clapton’s much acclaimed contribution… Continue Reading
24 March 2015 Bristol artist Luke Jerram hit international headlines last year when his Park and Slide project brought a water slide to the notoriously hilly Park Street in the centre of the city. His latest work, Withdrawn, was given planning consent… Continue Reading
Artist: Bicep Who is that? Bicep are the enigmatic and mysterious duo of Northern Ireland’s Andrew Ferguson and Matthew McBriar, the DJ and production lads who specialise in House, House and more House. Together with Rory Hamilton the pair founded Feel My… Continue Reading
23 March 2015 Sun Ra Arkestra exist to continue the incredible legacy of Sun Ra, the prolific jazz composer, band leader and afrofuturist. Fusing Egyptian history (hence the appropriation of his alter ego in favour of his birth name… Continue Reading
23rd March 2015 TIP OF THE WEEK What: …In the Middle With You by Hagit Yakira Dance // Where: Circomedia // When: Thurs 26th March (7.30pm) // Cost: £10/£8 This poignant piece delves in the nature of human experience. At times light and… Continue Reading
So, it’s nearly two years since The Fix launched and in that time its evolved rapidly from a small entertainment magazine that was issued in the Street and Glastonbury area to a full blown website that predominantly covers the Bristol… Continue Reading
19th March 2015 Unique Bath starlet Laura Doggett treated Bristol Birdcage to an enrapturing set on the first night of her first headline tour. Stef Formica captured the momentous occasion for posterity: [gallery_bank type=”images” format=”masonry” title=”true” desc=”false” responsive=”true” animation_effect=”shake” album_title=”false”… Continue Reading
19th March 2015 When it comes to civic rivalries Bristol vs Bath doesn’t really even register on the Richter scale. This isn’t the historically fraught hostility of a Manchester and Liverpool. If anything our two fair cities share more of… Continue Reading