Formed in Nashville in 2000, they first came to attention with A Hillbilly Tribute to AC/DC, giving tracks such as Highway to Hell and You Shook Me All Night Long a bluegrass makeover. Since then, they’ve put their own spin on songs by artists including KISS, Queen, Led Zeppelin and Motörhead, alongside a catalogue of original material.
With a sound that brings together folk, country and rock, Hayseed Dixie continue to tour internationally, sharing their take on Rockgrass with audiences across the world.
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]]>Their self-titled debut album introduced their riff-led sound, while 2024’s Tundra Rock builds on it with darker tones, melodic hooks and a bigger, more expansive feel. With tracks including Horses, Cabin Fever and Rice, Slomosa have built a following across the UK and Europe, bringing their sound to stages and festivals along the way.
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]]>The food served will be cooked by Josh Eggleton and a team of Bristol’s best chefs.
On offer:
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. Donate here.
To volunteer and see what items you can donate click here.
Please drop off any donations at the Caring in Bristol offices at 14 Little Bishop Street, St Paul's, BS29JF on the following dates:
Caring in Bristol contact number: 0117 924 4444
]]>The National Emergency Briefing has produced a new film, presented by Chris Packham, to be shown in communities and workplaces across the UK. The aim is to raise awareness of the climate crisis and build public support for regular government-led climate briefings.
The film is 50 minutes long and will be followed by a community discussion. The event aims to provide clear, accessible information and help participants develop a shared understanding of the issues and potential solutions.
]]>How Prance vibe:
Come, twirl, have cake and chat at the end.
Please bring earplugs if you are sensitive to loud music.
Dress code: wear whatever you like but fancy dress is encouraged.
Prance is not-for-profit and volunteer-run, and ask for a donation of £5, £7 or £10 (self-determined, based on your means) to help keep the community running.
Ecstatic Prance will run on the following dates in 2026 from 7:30pm - 9:30pm:
Toots and the Maytals are one of reggae’s most influential groups, known for their role in the development of ska, rocksteady and reggae. Their music has inspired generations, with classics including 54-46 Was My Number, Pressure Drop, Monkey Man, Funky Kingston and Reggae Got Soul.
Led by the late Frederick “Toots” Hibbert, the group helped bring reggae to a wider audience. Their 1968 single Do the Reggay is widely recognised for bringing the word “reggae” into popular music.
Today, the band are fronted by Toots’ daughter, Leba, who has released music of her own and worked with reggae greats including Sly & Robbie and Jimmy Cliff. Join them at Trinity for a celebration of the songs and sound that helped shape reggae music.
Plus special guests.
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]]>As a key figure in James Brown’s band, Wesley helped shape the sound of funk, with tight rhythms, punchy horn arrangements and grooves that went on to influence disco, hip-hop and modern dance music. His work with The J.B.’s includes classics such as Doing It to Death, Pass the Peas and Damn Right I Am Somebody, while his later work with George Clinton’s Parliament-Funkadelic further cemented his place in funk history.
The show celebrates the 50th anniversary of A Blow for Me, a Toot to You, the landmark album released under Fred Wesley & The Horny Horns featuring Maceo Parker, produced alongside George Clinton and Bootsy Collins.
Presented by AGMP Concerts.
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Formed around a shared love of pushing musical boundaries, Tropical Fuck Storm create a sound that’s noisy, restless and constantly shifting.
Support from Lost Animal.
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]]>Friday focuses on deep, heavyweight dubstep, followed by a Saturday session dedicated to roots and dubwise sounds.
Full line-up coming soon.
Friday: 10pm - 5am
Saturday: 10pm - 5am
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]]>The band began busking on the streets of Glasgow before building a following with their viral debut single Ric Flair. Since then, they’ve released two albums, toured extensively across the UK and Europe, and become regulars on the festival circuit, sharing stages with the likes of Craig Charles and George Clinton.
Their second album, Stay Rad, marked another milestone, selling out the band’s debut show at Glasgow’s legendary Barrowland Ballroom. Blending soulful songwriting with tight musicianship and dancefloor-ready funk, Tom McGuire & the Brassholes bring songs about the ups and downs of everyday life to the stage, with plenty to move to.
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]]>Embark on a wine adventure with six unique wines, each offering its own distinct flavour. For couples, friends, or solo attendees, An Idiot’s Guide to Wine offers the perfect blend of laughter, learning, and liquid courage
Matinee Show Doors: 5:30pm
Evening Show Doors: 8pm
]]>Their track You Get Me So High earned recognition at the 2025 San Marino Song Contest, winning the Gold Award for Best Emerging Group and taking second place in the major acts category.
Following a sold-out European headline tour in 2026 and the release of their latest EP, The Rumpled are gearing up for their next chapter with a new album, The Road Goes On, due in spring 2027, alongside their biggest European headline tour to date.
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]]>Known for their adventurous approach to music, Django Django blend rhythm, atmosphere and unexpected sounds to create music that moves between the personal and the surreal. Their live show comes as they prepare to release Doveland, a new album exploring themes of memory, isolation, loss and the search for somewhere else.
The album draws on the band's own experiences, alongside the story of Doveland, a mysterious town said to have vanished from the American Midwest. Across 12 tracks, personal stories and surreal ideas come together in the band's most focused work to date.
Come along to hear Django Django live and experience their latest music alongside the creativity that has defined the band throughout their career.
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]]>Connect with the body through poetic anatomy and guided improvisation, practice contemporary dance technique, and explore performance exercises to refine the art of attention and presence. The classes will be facilitated by Anastasia Dal, a local dance and performance artist -- you can check out her work at dance classes in Bristol — Anastasia Dahl
The classes are rest friendly. Please wear comfortable clothing and bring a bottle of water and a notebook.
Six weeks of sessions:
The Curious Bazaar is an eclectic collection of unique traders with curious & alternative creations - it’s a haven for the weird & wonderful!
There will be hot food and artisan coffee available outside Trinity and a plethora of incredible stalls inside to browse and buy unique Christmas gifts which you can’t find on the High Street.
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