What's On Friday 27th November in Bristol

Events on Friday 27th November

“Bristol's regular fooling night continues its tour around Bristol, taking over The Loco Klub, the amazing new alternative performance venue under Temple Meads Station for 2 nights: Friday 27th and Saturday 28th November.”
From: Beyond The Ridiculous

“'The perfect balance between realism and comedy slapstick, these two comfortably jumped from one charcater to another, without ever losing their flow. The show was as funny as it was impressive' Brighton's Finest”
From: Bit Presents...love Stories

“Danish guitarist and composer Kristian Borring has been described as having a"hyper-cool approach to jazz guitar.. with warmth, confidence and a rhythmic hipness that's thoroughly contemporary" - John Fordham, The Guardian. Based in London, Kristian has worked with a great variety of names including Archie Shepp, Tommaso Starace, Will Vinson, Monika Lidke and Jim Hart. He is currently preparing for a follow up album with his quartet to his acclaimed 2014 release Urban Novel, which The Scotsman called"clean, cool, precise and contemporary. " Kristian Borring - guitar, Arthur Lea - piano, Mick Coady - bass and Jon Scott - drums.”
From: Kristian Borring Quartet

“Somewhere in the natural history museum along with the dinosaur bones & other relics is the first LP by Sir Bald Diddley. He seems to have been going since the begining of time, & has produced a prolific array of Surf Beat Garage & Ska records along the way.”
From: The Frathouse - Sir Bald

“Made up of former members from Slamboree, Sullied and The Magnus Puto Band, they bring their sound to venues up and down the country and to festivals far and wide. In the last 2 years they made appearances at a series of festivals including Sunrise, Cloud Cuckoo Land, BoomTown Fair, Symmetry Festival and Brisfest. They have had the privilege of sharing the stage with Citizen Fish, The Beat, Suburban Legends, Hypnotic Brass Ensemble, King Porter Stomp, Babyhead, Will And The People and Hot 8 Brass Band just to mention a few.”
From: Mad Apple Circus