Join FIGHT KLUB® Master Trainer Mitch Harper alongside DJ TBA for two hours of FIGHT KLUB®’s World Famous Fitness Concepts.

Join FIGHT KLUB® Master Trainer Mitch Harper alongside DJ Dazee for two hours of FIGHT KLUB®’s World Famous Fitness Concepts.

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Workshop leader Neus Gil Cortés, founder of NUA Dance offers an open and engaging workshop for the curious amongst you. NUA Dance aim to make every participant feel that they leave having explored their own thoughts and have found a way to physically celebrate their own voice.

This workshop price includes a ticket to QUIMERA at Circomedia on 20th September and gives you a chance to perform in the last scene!

About Neus Gil Cortés...

With more than ten years of experience as a dance artist, Neus previously danced in companies such as Hofesh Shechter Company, National Dance Company Wales, Protein and Dance Works Rotterdam, amongst others. 

As a choreographer, her work has been commissioned worldwide, including performances at festivals such as World Stage Design and Ellas Crean, companies such as Frontier Danceland (Singapore) and several national CAT programmes, including the London Youth Circus.

She has taught workshops for people over 50s for East London Dance- Leap of Faith, Damn Fine Dance, CD60+ and Retrospectif.

Performances by young people marked the end of the two day sessions Photo by Jack Offord

Miss Tee taking a break from music production Photo by Jack Offord

Saffron Records hosted insightful conversations about the role on women in the music industry Photo by Jack Offord

Trinity staff hosted workshops in music making Photo by Jack Offord

Students joined in conversations hosted by Saffron Records Photo by Jack Offord

Young people have the opportunity to take part in 121's with music professionals Photo by Jack Offord

Making sound from found sound with Access Creative College Photo by Jack Offord

Over two days young people, who take part in the Making Tracks youth music project, came together to explore new musical possibilities and gain industry insights.

Following on the success of last years sessions we invited Access Creative College back to deliver workshops in music production. This year was all about experimental sound and students went around the building, recorded found sounds that were then sampled and then used to create unique sounding beats.

We also invited Ngaio and Kayla Painter from Bristol based Saffron Records, who work to create more representation of women in the music industry, down. They hosted two motivational discussion based workshops exploring the current roles and opportunities available to women within the music industry.

"Coming here has given me something to look forward to and has helped me with my mental health especially interacting with others. It helps me have a voice." 
Kevin, Making Tracks Participant

Trinity tutors were also on hand to lead sessions in song writing and recording alongside supporting young people during the final live performances. 

Over the two days 28 young people came along – some coming "to meet other musicians and collaborate" and others well,  "because music is life".

These sessions form just part of the many music making opportunities available to young people as part of the Youth Music funded Making Tracks project.

If you are a young person or know a young person who would like to take part in the Making Tracks project then get in touch with Dave Thomas, Trinity’s Youth Activities Manager.

Join FIGHT KLUB® Master Trainer Mitch Harper alongside Troy Durah for two hours of FIGHT KLUB®’s World Famous Fitness Concepts.

Wilsn: 8pm

The Teskey Brothers: 9pm

+ Wilsn

The Teskey Brothers are a rare musical gem.

Honouring that old school Motown sound and working it into something of their very own, the band have received widespread acclaim for their gorgeous debut album Half Mile Harvest.

A raw combination of soul and blues, the record has warmed the hearts of listeners everywhere with it’s melancholic, analogue tones.

Written by all four band members, the album was recorded in their own home studio, self-produced and released independently.

Listening to the record you’d be forgiven for thinking it was the work of Stax Records alumni in Memphis circa ‘67 rather than a group of twenty-somethings from the Yarra Valley just outside Melbourne. The feeling is as old as the tape machine it was recorded on and it’s a true expression of love.

Onstage singer Josh Teskey’s smoked whiskey voice defies expectation as the band around him hold an irresistible groove.

Their undeniable live show has wowed audiences around the world, leaving them infected with soul and blues.

please note this is a standing show

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Beans on Toast - The prolific cult songwriter is coming to a town near you.

Climate emergency? Boris as PM? Rail-melting heat waves? A No Deal Brexit? Beans’ new album could only ever be called one thing:

‘The Inevitable Train Wreck’.

For now he’s holding his cards quite close to his chest, but he’s promised “a rock’n’roll album about our dying planet”.

The new release from the Essex Folk hero will find him searching for hope and change in what may be Earth’s darkest hour. On-track for a 25 date tour across the nation this Winter, catch him playing songs from ‘The Inevitable Train Wreck’ and his huge, well loved back catalogue.

The Inevitable Train Wreck’ will be released on 1st December 2019.

www.beansontoastmusic.com

For almost a decade Peverelist's Livity Sound label has been at the vanguard of UK club music, putting its hometown of Bristol front and centre, to international acclaim. Over the past two years, Pev & Hodge have successfully thrown a series of essential midweek parties with guests such as Pearson Sound, Shanti Celeste, Peach and Leif to name a few.

Line up features:

• Ben UFO
• Danielle
• Hodge
• Peverelist

Line Up

Break - 2 Hour Set
LTJ Bukem - Special Guest
Breakage
Boston

Hosted by SP:MC, Lowqui & Remidy

Sound System - Void Arcline 8 provided by NSL Productions

The Trinity Centre lies at the epicentre for the celebration of soundsystem-culture and we are super excited to bring this one to the people . For this event we'll be installing a brand new sound-system link up, unifying the mighty Firmly Rooted Soundsystem with the Green King Soundsystem for a true Bristol bassweight celebration.

Come Witness ???? b2b with Vivek, the founder of System records, alongside an array of artists from across the world including Icicle, Ternion sound, Chokez, Sepia & Roy Bar. If you’ve made it to any of these previous dances then you know this isn’t one to be missed.

• Icicle 140-170 set
• ???? b2b Vivek
• Ternion Sound
• Chokez
• Sepia
• Roy bar

All images © Alastair Brookes - KoLAB Studios

This was the first year Trinity programmed the Festival’s dynamic dance stage. We wanted to give a platform to and showcase the work of some of Bristol’s diverse dance communities.

Well done to everyone who performed on the day - everyone smashed it! Big shout out goes to Trinity's resident dance troupe Hype Dance who wowed everyone with their energetic performance.

Well done to everyone who took part. The audience was visibly impressed by the stellar performances and everyone was getting into the positive vibes of the day.

The stage returned to Millennium Square for its second year, with curation this year by Trinity - we were proud to offer the city an incredible programme featuring everything from street dance to swing!

We hope everyone enjoyed our programme - please get in touch with your images and comments from the day!

We're what you make us so get involved! #MaketheSpace.

Image @ Alastair Brooks / KoLAB Studios

Image @ Alastair Brooks / KoLAB Studios

Image @ Alastair Brooks / KoLAB Studios

Young performers from the Making Tracks project took part in a showcase slot at this year’s Bristol Harbour Festival.

A total of six artists performed in just over an hour as part of the Trinity curated, ‘Bristol Dances’ stage located in Millennium Square. These included: Delocx (ACE) Miss Tee (Trinity) Kevin McKechnie (Trinity) Sam Neal (Trinity) Xyzelle (ACE) Chel (ACE)

This year’s youth music performances proved to be a resounding success and we are all really proud of all our young people who took part. Each artist brought their own unique style and flair to the occasion.

Delocx performed 3 original streetwise hip-hop tracks engaging the crowd with confident stage banter and swagger all topped off with thought provoking lyrical content.

Miss Tee performed 2 original tracks produced at Trinity. Although she was admittedly / visibly nervous Miss Tee managed to keep her composure and the crowd were right behind her all the way.

Kev McKechnie came out and proved his soulful pop voice could win over any crowd as he belted out 2 classics from Lewis Capaldi (Hold Me While You Wait) and John Legend (All of Me).

Trinity Youth Ambassador, Sam Neal wowed the ever growing crowd with a total of 4 songs. 3 original tracks and 1 cover, ‘Wonderwall’ by Oasis. His strummed acoustic singer songwriter stylings certainly managed to get toes tapping and heads nodding.

Xyzelle performed 2 original tracks which proved to be a hit with the audience as the bass drops got heavy and the sass levels rocketed.

Chel finished off a triumphant hour of music by performing 2 uptempo original tracks that had the crowd moving to the perfect blend of summer beats and pop hooks.

Well done to you all - you smashed it!

Special thanks to Roseanna, Liz and Alexa at Trinity and all the crew for providing our young people the opportunity to perform on the ‘Bristol Dances’ and ensuring the smooth running of an absolutely fantastic event!

Making Tracks is a Youth Music funded collaborative partnership project between Trinity, ACE and Basement.

Line up:

DLR / Sofa Sound Bristol
Ulterior Motive
Kid Drama
The Sauce (world exclusive debut set)
Nuvaman
MC Gusto
MC Fokus

Of course we have the incredible Sinai Sound System providing the nose hair tickling, bone rattling sound.

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