Save The Fleece
Needless to say, we at The Fix are big fans of live music, and we feel honoured to be based in and around Bristol, one of the UK’s best cities for gigs. From festivals like Love Saves the Day to… Continue Reading
MayFest Review: The Roof, Millennium Square
Mixing free running dancers, a silent disco approach to sound and a collection of concept songs that Pete Townsend would be proud of ‘The Roof’ combines some disparate but clever ideas to provide a compelling and engaging experience that is… Continue Reading
Save The Fleece: The Best Gigs of All Time
Following the news that Bristol’s beloved The Fleece venue is under threat from a housing development we look back at what has made the venue so legendary. Originally known as The Wool Hall, the building was constructed in 1830 to house… Continue Reading
The Venue’s Live Fest – Sunday 25th May – The Venue, Wells
This Sunday at 2pm, The Venue in Wells, Somerset, will be hosting their first mini music festival with performances from a whole host of Mid Somerset’s finest local talent. All in aid of Dorset and Somerset Air Ambulance, entry is… Continue Reading
Gig Review: John Butler Trio – O2 Academy Bristol – Friday 3rd May
Review by Hannah Bailey – Photos by Will Fahy (willfahy.co.uk) Roots and jam bands are all about the live performance, and character-filled Australian threesome John Butler Trio did not disappoint when they played to a raucous and sweaty sell-out crowd… Continue Reading
Bristol Festival of Ideas – Professor Sir David King: Future Cities – Monday 19th May
The Bristol Festival of Ideas, which is inviting nearly 100 writers, commentators and thinkers to share their expertise at 60 events over a densely packed May programme, continued with @Bristol’s hosting of Professor Sir David King. King is currently the… Continue Reading
Travestees Comedy Club – Tor Leisure Centre, Glastonbury – Wednesday 21st May
The final Travestees Comedy Club night of the season takes place at Tor Leisure Centre in Glastonbury on Wednesday 21st May and as usual there’s a cracking line up ahead of its summer break. Here’s the line-up: MC for the… Continue Reading
Mayfest Review: Feel About Your Body, Tobacco Factory Theatre
The New Art Club, aka Tom Roden and Pete Shenton, are on a mission to make us feel good about our bodies. The duo combine stand up, dance, straight monologue, song and…nudity…to joyful effect, performing their Feel About Your Body… Continue Reading