5th November 2015 Redlight ft. Melisa Whiskey – ‘Threshold’ Taken from debut album X Colour, ‘Threshold’ is the latest single from Redlight – AKA Hugh Pescod from Bristol. Picked as Annie Mac’s Hottest Record in the World, the chunky slab of mainroom… Continue Reading
30th October 2015 This week Colpey Calling x The Fix went all Latin American, bringing together jazz and funk tracks by everyone from Tito Puente to Havana Cultura. We also welcomed Bristol’s Admin, who provided us with a mix of… Continue Reading
29th October 2015 The Lords of Strut are in town! Filling in the back end of Circus City, the biennial Bristol festival now celebrating its second coming, the Irish duo have descended on the Tobacco Factory to wreak havoc, or, as… Continue Reading
26th October 2015 We’re in the cosy event space at Hamilton House. It’s the first ‘Hot Pot Cinema’, so we’ve eaten food lovingly prepared by the Coexist Community Kitchen and have now turned our chairs towards the stark light from… Continue Reading
22nd October 2015 LunchMoney Lewis – ‘Whip It!’ As if being a cynical wanker while reviewing stupid music videos wasn’t hard enough, LunchMoney Lewis has completely wrong-footed me by producing one of the most relentlessly sunny, joyful vids of all… Continue Reading
16th October 2015 This week we welcomed artist and musician Larry Achiampong. With perfect timing, he has just been announced as one of the Embedded Composers in Residency at the British Library, so we were absolutely chuffed to have him in the… Continue Reading
13th October 2015 Outpost is a brand new co-production from Tobacco Factory Theatres, Nordland Visual Theatre and Green Ginger, the team behind the acclaimed Rust. Having toured Europe – including the prestigious World Puppet Theatre Festival in France – earlier in… Continue Reading
7th October 2015 Every Brilliant Thing arrives at the Tobacco factory with high expectations. Duncan Macmillan’s show has garnered critical acclaim during stints at the Edinburgh Festival and Off-Broadway New York, the short piece being praised both for putting a… Continue Reading