3rd July 2015 Bristol institution The Fleece has risen to become one of the city’s best-loved music venues. As well as hosting some of the biggest names around, it has also put on some of our favourite gigs of recent… Continue Reading
2nd July 2015 When a band and audience work in unison it’s one of the real wonders of the musical world to behold, and there can be few proponents of said art that are better skilled than The Cat Empire.… Continue Reading
2nd July 2015 Johnny Marr – ‘Candidate’ On the evidence of the video for his new single ‘Candidate’, Johnny Marr appears somewhat impervious to the passing of the years and seems to be wearing rather well. In fact, based… Continue Reading
30th June 2015 Artist: The British Paraorchestra Venue: Colston Hall Date: Friday 3rd July, 20.00 Tickets The world’s first ensemble of virtuoso musicians with disability joins forces with the hottest young orchestra in the UK, the Southbank Sinfonia, in this one-off concert to… Continue Reading
26th June 2015 Unexpectedly, we learnt that Friday’s concert would be the final night of the 2015 series organised by Metropolis Music, due to the cancellation of Saturday’s finale, featuring Jessie J. However, for those lucky enough to bear… Continue Reading
Here’s our extensive gallery from the second evening of performance at Bristol’s Summer Series. [gallery_bank type=”images” format=”thumbnail” title=”false” desc=”false” responsive=”true” special_effect=”none” animation_effect=”fadeIn” album_title=”false” album_id=”68″] Read our review of the evening. Stef Formica Photography [advps-slideshow optset=”1″]
25th June 2015 Energy overflowed from the Lloyd’s Amphitheatre in Bristol tonight, thanks to the Kaiser Chiefs headlining the second evening of the 2015 Bristol Summer Series. The sold-out crowd was thick and heavy with anticipation; all 5,000 eagerly… Continue Reading
24th June 2015 The first night of the 2015 Bristol Summer Series kicked off this Wednesday with George Ezra headlining his first outdoor concert at the Lloyds Amphitheatre, supported by Bristol’s very own Raleigh Ritchie. Ritchie’s youthful vocals and… Continue Reading