The Croft
The legendary home of outsider bands and Bristol's dubstep heyday!
A Stokes Croft icon (formerly The Croft, then Crofters Rights) returns thanks to Music Venue Properties' 'Save Our Venues' Campaign + the team behind The Mothers Ruin, The Colosseum, The Crown and the live programming brains behind Exchange.
The lovingly revamped Croft will hold 140 sweaty gig-goers with a focus on live music - as well as carefully curated clubnights.
The doors will burst wide open on 12 September after a successful fundraising campaign. You can expect 14 beers on tap from local suppliers, 7 days a week. We can't bloody wait!
The lovingly revamped Croft will hold 140 sweaty gig-goers with a focus on live music - as well as carefully curated clubnights.
The doors will burst wide open on 12 September after a successful fundraising campaign. You can expect 14 beers on tap from local suppliers, 7 days a week. We can't bloody wait!
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HI-NRG crew assemble for another class edition of PDR, exploring the cracks between South American club futurism. Inside: Brazen’s breakbeat badman Janaway delivering baile funk-bolstered junglism + SWU.fm’s REA blessing the ‘floor with her hi-speed wubz, bumpin’ UK funky and jagged breakbeat, inna head on collision with AÆE’s percussive slammers.
PDR Pres. Janaway, Rea + AÆE at The Croft.
Where were you in ‘92 eh? Nevermind, Elysium’s euphoric revisioning of classic rave utopia ruptures the Croft inna retro-future Fantazia smiley stylee. Inside: the young and deadly DJ Doubt goes b2b with in-house trio Interlude for a joyous, historical romp through bleeps, breaks and acid squelch, with scattershot lasers and visuals to get you to cloud9.
We're back at The Croft for another journey through rave...
Damn fine debut line-up from B2F! Centering Black and POC musical history from Chicago footwork to UK funky with two eyes firmly on the future, DJ Nøthińg slings cyberphonk electro and stargazing breaks with Heyza wiping the floor inna ghettotech stylee. Need 2 know local selectors inside FFO: Stingray, Tim Reaper, Dance Mania.
Blak 2 Future is a multi-genre club experience exploring the past, present and future of Black electronic music. Expect a high-energy journey through techno, UK bass, electro and footwork, spotlighting Black and POC artists whose innovations continue to shape underground dance culture. Taking us through the night will be Hella known for his visionary high pressure sound. Dj Nøthing’s bass warping power and Heyza’s booty shaking groove. Coupled with Stacy’s Juicy Pum high energy multigenre flow.
Free entry! Tucked away in the Attic Bar, Void’s giving Bristol's DIY radio scene a real shake-up. For the weekly listeners and unfamiliars, they’re putting their cards on the table with this Croft offering of global booty-shakers: Stormy J cutting shapes to jab house, soca and Caribbean flavas, with WINK bringing the femme bass baile and amapiano NRG + Dowdle’s itchy 140 stylings. At this price, it’s hard to miss...
Void Radio land at The Croft providing you guys with some global bass goodness!
Like Poison Ivy and Lux all in one gal, Sadie Morningstar wades her Mudd Club through the garage-billy trash-heap straight to your heart, with added ol’ time Americana from street-tested troubadour Joe Strouzer and the ragtime ragamuffins of Kai Carter's OTT. Can I get a yeeeeehaw FFO: White Stripes, Best Coast, Horrorpops, Tom Waits, Uncle Tupelo?
Bristol Music Agency presents: The Mudd Club, Joe Strouzer Band, Kai Carter's Old Time Trio