What's On Friday 10th July in Bristol

Events on Friday 10th July

“Every August all of the finest comedians head up to Edinburgh to spend a month performing at the world's biggest arts festival. And we are bringing a hand-picked handful of those acts to you right here in Bristol a whole month before Edinburgh sees them. We have four nights of double bills, and tonight we bring you”
From: What The Frock: Fringe Preview

“A 7 headed horn blaring, bass thumping, foot stomping Bristol based monster blending a unique mix of Hip-Hop, Ska and Reggae. Armed with twin MC's lyrical wit, punchy beats and unforgettable hooks! 17 years of history under their belts, First Degree Burns have been capturing audiences around the UK and Europe with their knock out live energetic shows and infectious sounds. Deemed by many as"an essential inclusion to any party or festival" (Chris Rutherford - Boomtown festival founder), these guys aim to give you a flavour you've never tasted!”
From: First Degree Burns

“We welcome 5000AD back to the Left Bank who play Cosmic Psychadelic Funk! Featuring great Bristol musicians comprising of Guy Calhoun, Marcel Osbourne, Ev Newman and Arjun Mgee. Free entry you say Sir? Thank you very much.”
From: 5000ad @ Left Bank

“Have a wonderful evening with friends and family all whilst supporting a worthy cause! Proceeds from the fete will be donated to VSO (Volunteer Service Overseas). VSO's vision is for a world without poverty. Their work revolves around four development areas: health, participation and governance, secure livelihoods and education. You can find more information through the link below”
From: The Friday Fun Fest 4-1am...fr

“Born in April 02, AUF have grown into one of the hardest-working bands in the South West. Material ranges through indie, classic & modern rock, delivered with aplomb, acuity, and a side order of cheese. With stunning vocals, a rock-solid rhythm section and a gorgeous, talented guitar player who writes their copy, this is rock like it should be played foot on monitor, tongue in cheek, and Angel Up Front.”
From: Angel Up Front At The Railway