WE'RE BACK BABES!

Wes Baggaley is a living legend of queer electronic music, a master of the decks whose career spans more than three decades, threading together house, disco, techno and all the raw, ecstatic grooves that make a dancefloor hum. Hailing from Wigan, Wes has been a driving force in the UK’s underground scene, co‑founding the iconic Bottom Heavy nights at Dalston Superstore and shaping parties where community, liberation, and pure joy collide.

Known for his vinyl mastery and instinctive ability to read a room, Wes crafts sets that are at once hypnotic, euphoric, and playful- weaving deep cuts and floor-fillers into journeys that linger long after the lights come up. From intimate queer clubs to legendary festivals like Glastonbury’s NYC Downlow, and stages from London to Berlin, his music celebrates both the heritage and evolution of queer nightlife.

Every track Wes drops is a nod to the culture that raised him, every beat a call to dance, connect, and revel in freedom. For Cottage Club May, he brings all of that energy, history, and heart to the night, promising a floor alive with spirit, inclusivity, and unrelenting groove.

With support from our darling resident Sissy Boy Tears and the talented Martelli Diso , we are set to bring the house down!

SELL OUT WARNING

Cottage Club Bristol is an intentional queer sex positive space for Cis & Trans men or those who align with masc cruising culture. We are not a members club, but we do operate door vetting to make sure the crowd feels right for everyone inside. This is about care, chemistry and shared understanding, not exclusivity for its own sake.

We have a dress code, which helps shape the energy of the night and keeps the space deliberate. Please arrive dressed with intention. If you are unsure, check the website beforehand. Turning up half baked usually ends in disappointment.

Inside you’ll find a full play space including a darkroom and glory holes, alongside the dance floor. All public areas, including the play space and dance floor, are on one level.

Please note that we do not have official changing rooms or lockers. We do have a staffed cloakroom available, so plan your outfit accordingly and arrive ready for the night. Bring a coat, toilets and smoking area are outside the venue.

Accessibility matters to us. If you have specific access needs, or want to check whether this space will work for you, please get in touch via [email protected] and we will do our best to support you.

We also offer low income tickets. If cost is a barrier, email us we're happy to help!

For full event details, dress code guidance and policies, visit the Cottage Club Bristol website.