Disco in Bristol

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Bristol's Disco Scene

Everyone knows that it took more than a couple of Bashmore’s finest to propel house music into Bristol’s spotlight - this has been bubbling away for years. Part of the secret to house music’s swift ascent has been a shoulder-to-shoulder relationship with disco. With house djs for Idle Hands, Futureboogie and Brstl all peppering their sets with unheard disco material, a catalyst was in place to add the euphoria and sunshine that turns club nights into parties. Epitomised by Alfresco Disco and Dirty Talk, the bond between house music and disco is now stronger than ever.

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Your go-to destination for global rare groove, La Bomba continue their monthly mission to bring obscure vinyl treasures to ecstatic dancefloors! At the helm, Double Peas – of Hot Peas & Butta renown – brings a bag bursting with Latin funk, tropical disco, cumbia and soul deep cuts from her enviable collection. Pure sonic sunshine ahead. Collector in chief touches down in Bristol!

The liquid revivalists at Slippin’ roll in the big guns once again with Rage originator and Grooverider’s right hand man Fabio, serving up 30 years of dnb smarts alongside Deselecta’s impeccable next-gen ruffage + MC Rhi’n’b keeping the mic warm all night long. A true legend of the genre in a rare small club appearance.

Sell out warning! The Paradisco crew are back to prove once again that disco is most definitely alive and kicking in the year of our lord 2026. This time they’re enlisting Electric Chair boss + Mancunian legend Luke Una for a reality-expanding deep dive into gospel house, euphoric funk, breezy balearic and slinky dancefloor curveballs. Globetrotting boogie selections from the one and only Luke Una

Club Love serves another steamy dose of sex positivity and subterranean hedonism! Dust off your latex and dress to impress, honeys: Manchester’s Bollie Bubbles is serving pure vocal house decadence and techno sleaze alongside RED’s infectious, hi-NRG dance-pop. Dress code and membership/guest rules apply, so save the trackies and trainers for Sunday morning. Rebellion Ft Seduction

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What our editors say

“**BEND: PRIDE ** Saturday 11 July The Cider Box, Bristol 9pm - 4am | Last entry midnight BEND lands on Bristol Pride weekend for a full night of pop, disco, dance and queer club chaos. We’re taking over two arches at The Cider Box for our biggest BEND yet - big energy, sweaty dancefloor moments, euphoric bangers and the usual friendly, zero-judgement BEND NRG. A proportion of profits will go to Bristol Pride, with an option to add an extra donation when booking.”
From: BEND:Pride

“Fabette presents a night of original 70s vinyl curated by DJ Jason Cook. From 70s glam anthems to rare junkshop gems, proto-disco, bubblegum pop and proto-glam, all spun on original vinyl. Dress to impress. Dance to a night of unforgettable sounds in Bristol’s underground cavern, Zed Alley.”
From: Fondue

“What better way to kick off the bank holiday than with a feel-good blend of house, neo-soul, broken beat and disco! Close Counters are a Melbourne duo weaving together lush samples and sun-soaked grooves into a sound that feels both timeless and forward-thinking. Rooted in deep crate-digging and global influences, their music carries a rich sense of soul and musicality. On stage, they turn that warmth into pure energy—flowing from deep, head-nodding rhythms into euphoric, dancefloor-ready highs. Whether behind the decks or expanding into their full live setup, Close Counters deliver an immersive, groove-led experience built to lock in a crowd and keep it moving.”
From: Close Counters

“Digging deep into their crates for another Saturday night 'Melange' session, Set It Out head honcho and all-round Bristol legend George Oscar is heading to Old Market’s best kept secret 'To The Moon' - to join Owain K. Serving up silky sounds, balearic beats and disco treats with a healthy dose of house music over the evening. Expect plenty of spaced up grooves and more to add a little fun to your weekend. Free entry all night”
From: Melange

“More Soup are a collective rooted in deep digging and global groove culture, known for their all-vinyl sets that pull from jazz, funk and soulful sounds from across the world. Their selections lean heavily into Afrobeat, Latin soul, Brazilian disco, salsa and boogie—stitched together with flow that feels as much like a listening session as it does a dancefloor set. Tickets only £4.”
From: More Soup