Garage Clubnights in Bristol

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Bristol's Garage Scene

Garage music is experiencing a renaissance period in Bristol right now. The popularity of dubstep has given rise to a new breed of garage enthusiast keen to explore both the genre's roots and its modern incarnations.

UK funky has taken the mantle of garage and added grime elements and vocals to bring the sound up date and into today's electro-centric party landscape. Contemporary garage and UK funky often finds it's way into sets from alternative dubstep djs at Bristol dubstep nights like Apple Pips, Donuts and Crazy Legs.

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What our editors say

“Friday 11th September, we welcome one of bassline’s true pioneers and former TQD member, DJ Q, back to the club. A heavyweight of the UKG and bassline movement, DJ Q returns following a string of previous sell-out shows, bringing his unmistakable sound and energy to the dancefloor once again. Expect timeless grooves, upfront bass, and a crowd locked in from start to finish. ⚡ Support: Mini Pauzit Neev Ruiyn”
From: Rave • DJ Q

“Friday 21st August, we turn our attention to UKG, welcoming two exciting selectors DJ Jackum and Soulecta to the club. Known for their sharp blends of swingy basslines, crisp percussion, and deep underground energy, both DJs represent the cutting edge of the UK garage sound. Support: Prima C B2B Dansa Dent”
From: Rave • DJ Jackum & Soulecta

“Bringing a fresh new vibe to Bristol, expect non stop energy from start to finish with the best in house, garage, dancehall & RnB. Good people, good music & nothing but feel good music all day. Come ready to move, connect & be a part of something new.”
From: Keep It Movin

“Obskür sit at the sharp end of the House scene, blending house grooves with garage swing and a raw, modern edge. Their sound is built for sweaty rooms and late nights, backed by forward-thinking productions and no nonsense DJ sets that keep things moving.”
From: Document & Rosado presents: Obskür, Julian Fijma, Joss Dean ++

“Nottingham’s own Window Kid has been one of the most electrifying voices rising out of the UK underground in recent years. Rooted in the country’s rave and bass culture and known for his sharp lyrics, cheeky humour and genre-blurring style that nods to grime, garage, bassline and hip-hop, he’s carved out a sound that’s as unpredictable as it is addictive, all while staying genuinely true to British youth culture.”
From: Clock Factory Presents: Window Kid