What's On Friday 12th June in Bristol

Events on Friday 12th June

“The very first What The Frock! Comedy event was held in Bristol on May 18, 2012. It was meant to be just a one-off event but with a never-ending stream of talented female comedians we wanted to book, plus overwhelming enthusiasm from our continually growing audiences, we just kept on going.”
From: What The Frock: Birthday Gig

“Immigrant Swing offers its own blend of Bristol Riot Swing, a high energy, foot stomping, acoustic music merging sounds from around the globe, with influences ranging from Gypsy Jazz & Blues to Mediterranean Folk & Hip Hop. A Swinging rhythm section - driven by the Balkanic sounds of the Tuba, Manouche Guitar rhythms and Drums- provides the foundations for MCspokeMao to deliver his own style of beat-poetry, with Clarinet & Violin ripping through the melodic lines. Be prepared for anything and make sure to bring along your dancing shoes!”
From: Immigrant Swing

“AGE OF GLASS: Live Electronic Dance Dub Funk! The Age of Glass pluck at the abundance of styles that rocked the world of music, and blend them up in a whirlwind of contemporary modulation. Like a crazed bug, they will crawl inside your ears nibbling at your brain and digesting it into an aural soup, the like of which has never been tasted or heard before.”
From: Fat Hat

“Emma Harris Soul Sessions come to you with funky guitar licks from, mean drum grooves and soulful horns and Anders Olinder on Keys, who also holds down the bass lines with a mean left hand. The band hosts some of the Bristol's top talents as guests musicians. Emma's vocals are deeply soulful, heartfelt and dynamic. Her band performs Original Nu-Soul, Funk and reworked 80's and 90's classics. Emma has recorded with Pee Wee Ellis, sung with MOBO nominee Natalie Williams, Won the Jazz Vocalist Award with Pure Solo in 2012. Come and have a boogie!”
From: Emma Harris

“Playing a melodic, infectious array of tantalizing aural delights Duncan Disorderly and the Scallywags live performances are not to be missed. Powerfully spouting a colourful blend of reggae, rumba and gypsy swing with spicy latin roots and a shiny African soul their live performances are a genuine ray of sunshine- instantly transporting your thoughts to a brighter place with feel good vibrations and catchy melodies the Scallywags are sure to keep you dancing.”
From: Duncan Disorderly & The Scally