Our recent recommendations for Bristol Beacon
Sell out warning! 2 years was well worth the wait for this colossal offering from the Bristol New Music gods. A feast of experimental-minded recitals, workshops and club nights, pushing the boundaries of contemporary classical, jazz, sound art and pop across multiple venues in our fair city.
Bristol New Music - Saturday pass at Bristol Beacon.
Sell out warning! 2 years was well worth the wait for this colossal offering from the Bristol New Music gods. A feast of experimental-minded recitals, workshops and club nights, pushing the boundaries of contemporary classical, jazz, sound art and pop across multiple venues in our fair city.
Bristol New Music 2026 - Festival Pass at Bristol Beacon.
Proper wiry, wonky goodness coming from the Beacon’s basement for another solid Trust Excercises lineup of loose techno hybrids. Manchester’s Henzo performs deconstructed garage and assorted bass wobblers in live formation mode, an essential combo with Georg-i’s hi-speed post-funk futurism FFO: Yushh, Toumba, re:ni, Metrist, aya.
Never before seen in Bristol, Henzo brings his live set to the Beacon cellars. Don't miss it.
Spun-out live IDM and cosmic dance futurism in the Beacon basement! A homecoming victory lap for Delay Grounds after his insane LP on Global Warming Recs. Expect an unholy combo of erratic techno metamorphosis and meticulous composition reminiscent of Minor Science, Pressure Dome or Metrist.
Delay Grounds returns to Bristol with more wonky modular goodness
A fresh take on the beloved singer-songwriter’s prolific legacy: London ensemble The John Martyn Project revive their namesake’s experimental folk-blues back catalogue in new arrangements that are full of heart and originality. Radiant!
“This Group captures the heart of john’s music, married with a deep love for his songs it delivers a truly memorable evening”