18th February 2020 There is something refreshingly raw and untamed about Brooklyn based trio Daddy Long Legs. Fusing everything from rock-n-roll to punk, gospel and delta blues their music cuts through the British invasion adaptation of the genre and strips… 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
14th December 2015 TIP OF THE WEEKWhat: Masquerade Ball // Where: Christmas Spiegeltent // When: Sat 19th Dec (8.00pm) // Cost: £22Swerving a line between black tie do, festival chic and low down ‘n’ dirty, the Spiegeltent Masquerade Ball is a firm fixture, and one of… Continue Reading
5th June 2015 We had so much fun at this year’s Dot-to-Dot Festival that we felt it would be poor form to not share what we saw and heard with you too. So click below to see our interview with Rhodes, Bristol… Continue Reading
2nd June 2015 Artist: Du Blonde Venue: The Louisiana Date: Saturday 6th June, 19.30 Tickets In a nod to heroes Bowie, Bolan and Captain Beefheart, Newcastle-born Beth Jeans Houghton has been reincarnated as Du Blonde. More than just a sideline, Du Blonde brings a new… Continue Reading
10th February 2015 There has always been a space for music for weird pop – from the Velvet Underground to Captain Beefheart, glitchy, atonal music has been around for as long as anyone can remember. H Hawkline is the latest… Continue Reading
This week, we’re bigging up the weird pop of Jim Noir, who has the ability to splice the sunshine licks of the Beach Boys and the rhythm of early Beatles tracks with a low-fi-ish Mancunian charm and a bowler hat.… Continue Reading
Review by Abby Render – On a Saturday night in Bristol the scope and variety of things to do are huge, especially when it comes to live music. Yet in the intimate upstairs room of The Lousiana, Manchester’s The Travelling… Continue Reading