The 2022 winter show sold out quickly, and we expect their 2023 party to do so even faster.

Line up:

• Benny L b2b Doc Scott w/ MC Fearless
• DLR & Rider Shafique
• Riya (dj set)
• Spinline (Reaching the Oasis LP Launch)
• MC Gusto
• Mix'elle

Powered by RAZE SOUND SYSTEM

Please note this is a standing event, accessible seating is available

They came second in the 2020 edition of the BBC's ‘Sound of’, an annual music poll of music critics and industry figures, to find the most promising new music talent. Their new album, ‘MAYBE IN ANOTHER LIFE…’, is a story about silver linings, and making sense of the world and fitting, given the sudden grounding the band experienced during the global pandemic. This time, easy life had to put their own ethos to the test, resulting in a heartfelt, melancholic, and uplifting record that will challenge people’s expectations, as the band scales euphoric new heights.

Please note this is a standing event, accessible seating is available

Described as a “Storyteller”, Andy writes albums that unfolds like short fiction, full of colourful characters, fine details and a rich emotional depth. Under the guise of an intoxicating collection of Jazz-inflected romantic ballads, his story telling has become decidedly more oblique, hinting at ominous situations and dark motions.

His new album ‘Norm’ will be released on February 10^th 2023

Please note this is a standing event, accessible seating is available

Last entry: 2 hours before curfew

Line up:

Scorb - live (Trick Music)
Antispin - Live (Trick Music)
Neutron - (Maharetta Records)
Jagerhertz - Special warm up set (Kuukou Records)
Sean Shift (Planet Shroom)
Lurk (Zero1 Music/Planet Shroom)

The upstairs room will be open to chill out in, but we are no longer allowed music up there due to licensing issues.

Deco by InOrbit & InkJunkie,

lights n lasers by Illumashroom

15k L-Acoustics Rig

Please note this is a standing event, accessible seating is available

It was just a matter of time then, before they were ready to make music together again; The writing and recording of new material began in 2020, under the name Cardinal Black, joined by bassist Sam Williams. They may have taken the scenic route but, they are finally back and have plenty of stories to tell. Their debut album January come close released on October 28th is the proof...

+ support: Tom Jenkins is a Welsh singer/songwriter.

Doors: 7pm

Tom Jenkins: 8.15pm

Cardinal Black: 9.15pm

Please note this is a standing event, accessible seating is available

Last entry: 2 hours before curfew

Making Music for Mental Health is a new collaboration between Off the Record and Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra’s (BSO) Young Associates Scheme who believe in the power that music can have to bring people together and positively impact mental health and wellbeing. This project is about expressing yourself creatively, togetherness and community.

Each week the group will be supported by Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra’s Young Associate and freelance musician Lila Bhattacherjee, a small team of musicians from BSO Participate, and support staff from Off the Record and BSO.

Getting involved

If you’re aged 16-25 and this project sounds like it might be for you, please sign up using the link on the left of the page. If you have any questions or anything you’d like to discuss with us before signing up then you can call or text Isla (she/her pronouns) 07539751745.

The BSO’s Young Associates project has been made possible thanks to Terence and Annette O’Rourke, The Julia and Hans Rausing Trust, the 163 generous supporters of the BSO’s Big Give Christmas Challenge 2021, and our Supporting Partner Allianz Musical Insurance.

Sessions will be on the below dates and times at the Trinity Centre on Fridays at 6 pm to 8 pm;

Friday 13th January 2023
Friday 20th January 2023
Friday 27th January 2023
Friday 3rd February 2023
Saturday 11th February 2023 (We will run at a slightly different time on this date – 3-5pm)
Friday 17th February 2023

Lankum are a contemporary Irish folk music group from Dublin, consisting of brothers Ian and Daragh Lynch, Cormac MacDiarmada and Radie Peat. They have gained worldwide acclaim for their first two albums and captivating and euphoric live performances. Their third album ‘The livelong day’ successfully blends alternative folk and psychedelia. It takes both the earthy and alien elements of their sound to create an immersive, otherworldly sonic landscape.

For our first session of 2023, Trinity have invited Noods Levels CIC co-founder and Director Izzy Cross alongside co-founder and Director of Noods Radio Leon Pattrick to share how Noods Levels are working to change the landscape of the creative industry for the better. They will share insight into the organisations beginning, its current mission and will be able to share new or upcoming projects they are running.

Although there is no charge to attend and no tickets are required, we do ask that you sign up for attendance tracking purposes.

The food served will be cooked by Josh Eggleton and a team of Bristol’s best chefs.

On offer:

• regular hot meals
• a warm welcome and good company
• wellbeing, health and social activities
• emotional, mental health and medical support

About Caring In Bristol

Caring in Bristol’s vision is to create a city empowered to solve homelessness. They work in imaginative and creative ways with people experiencing homelessness or at risk of homelessness, and within local communities to bring about sustainable and permanent change in Bristol and beyond.

Caring in Bristol don’t receive any statutory funding for this work, so are reliant on donations from the incredibly generous community in Bristol and beyond.

Click here to support this project today