9th March 2016 How does one review the brilliant Ludovico Einaudi? One doesn’t. This is no review, if anything it’s a love letter to one of today’s most important composers. After all, what isn’t there to like about the Italian… Continue Reading
6th March 2016 Formed in late 2014, and with appearances at The Fleece and the inaugural ‘The Underdog’ battle of the band contests at the Thunderbolt throughout last year, local band Thelema’s Sunday evening show at The Crofters Rights was… Continue Reading
19th February 2016 Having been among the standout performers when they previously visited the city for last year’s Dot To Dot Festival, many Bristolian music appreciators may already be familiar with the exciting, uncomplicated live performance clamour of five-piece garage… Continue Reading
10th February 2016 Aligning with the barebones nature of 2015 album Darling Arithmetic and this year’s Where Have You Been All My Life? – a collection of stripped back interpretations of past Villagers material – live performances from the Irish… Continue Reading
6th February 2016 Glastonbury rock quartet Electric Fox took over The King Arthur on Friday 22nd January to officially launch their debut single, “Run Around,” in a gig that felt like the official signal of intent for four re-focussed musicians that have… Continue Reading
3rd February 2016 On Sunday evening The Wardrobe Theatre in Bristol’s Old Market quarter provided the platform for the Sharp Teeth theatre company to offer up its monthly showcase event that featured acts from four different creative disciplines. Poetry, improv… Continue Reading
31st January 2016 Following the success of a similar event last year, Bristol-based Chiverin celebrated Independent Venue Week by putting on three floors of music at The Louisiana. While also paying homage to the Louie, the event was the perfect… Continue Reading
20th January 2016 Alabama born singer-songwriter Jason Isbell’s most recent album, last summer’s Something More Than Free, incited both his first top ten placing on the U.S Billboard 200 and a glowing review from Rolling Stone magazine suggesting that Isbell “is… Continue Reading