What's On Friday 6th February in Bristol

Events on Friday 6th February

“Armed with a saxophone, loop pedals and practically whatever he can get his hands on, Mr. Woodnote creates every track, live on the spot, from scratch whilst Rhys and Eva drop their distinctive vocal flavours into the mix.”
From: Swing N Tingz 7 W/ Mr Woodnote

“Ben Jordan can best be classified as a 21st century bard, or a modern troubadour. For years Ben has traveled, listening, learning & playing. His voyage has taken him to several musical hot beds (including New York City, Nashville, New Orleans, San Francisco, Boulder, CO, London Dublin & Prague) where he had the privilege of befriending some rising stars, and established vets, including Derek Trucks, Soulive, Adam MacDougall (The Black Crowes & Chris Robinson Brotherhood).”
From: Ben Jordan

“With a distinctive take on playing the finest old skool Ska & Rocksteady dance music from the Jamaica of the 1960's. Brass drenched with sweet vocal harmonies & deeply infectious grooves make dancing hard to resist. Music to lift your spirits as well as your dancing feet. Classic Ska tunes & soulful Rocksteady songs.”
From: Boy Le Monti

“The Franklys are an all-girl garage rock'n'roll band based in London, featuring a rhythm section as solid and driving as an army tank, which consists of all-American drummer Nicole Pinto and home grown talent Zo Biggs on bass. Fronting up the quartet like a pair of firecrackers personified are Swedish pair Jen Ahlkvist, (lead vocals and rhythm guitar), and Fanny Broberg (lead guitar), contributing with double-barrelled screaming guitars and melodic guitar hooks, lending a rich variety to the styles and sounds that cascade off the stage.”
From: The Tune Factory

“MEDICINE CREEK are a foot stomping old time string band featuring Nuala Honan (vocals, guitar, harmonica) of the Alchemy Quartet, with Aaron Catlow (violin, percussion, vocals) and Dorian Sutton (double bass, vocals) from Sheelanagig. The band specialise in rootsy bluegrass and Americana, with sweet harmonies and dark tales. Audiences are are advised to sing loud, dance fast and drink heavily.”
From: Medicine Creek