A gig on Friday 30th May. The event starts at 19:30.
LIVE AT
COTHAM CLUB
BRISTOL
CHLOË ROSE LAING
Exhilarating, deeply melodic roots reggae-infused Afro-soul.
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A THRILLING FUSION OF NEO-SOUL INTIMACY, R&B SULTRINESS, REGGAE'S MELODIC DRIVE, AND ANCIENT, TRANSCENDENT AFRO-GNAWA RHYTHMS; AN IMPASSIONED AND ADVENTUROUS SOUND BY A STRIKING SINGER.
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A rising star, British Jamaican Chloë Rose Laing's unique influences, past and present, shape her vibrant sound: from the majestic traditional folk of Morocco and North Africa and 'heartical' roots reggae, to atmospheric, late-night R&B and aching, smooth/tough neo-soul.
Turning heads as the graceful and passionate harmony singer with hugely popular Moroccan Gnawa sacred grooves outfit Mohamed Errebbaa & Tagna Groove, here Chloë puts her exquisite, soulful voice front and centre. Over muscular guembri deep bass lines, emotive piano and elegant saxophone, Chloë sings with hope and healing.
The songs are elegant and thoughtful, with an equal spirit of adventure; they are impeccably crafted, effortlessly sophisticated, packed with really gorgeous melody and deeply affecting 'truth to power' lyricism. Be uplifted by this empowering, dancefloor-facing live show; an authentic and arresting sound, always full of energy.
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For further concerts in the 2025 Cotham Club season, visit: https://hdfst.uk/cotham-club
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Cotham Club: a brilliant, eclectic monthly live global music club with a passion for community at its core.
Music, with all its subtlety and spirit, has immense power to unite people. It is the universal language of mankind. The sounds of Africa, America, Eurasia, and Oceania have always found a home in Bristol, and there are few better examples of the city's cultural cross-pollination than Cotham Club, a celebration in sound of what unites rather than divides. Each month we showcase some of the most diverse and brilliant musicians from Bristol and beyond, linking audiences to great music and to each other.
'Community-focused gigs welcoming an array of global musicians and gig-goers
of all ages, genders, neurotypes, and ethnicities.'
Bristol 24/7
epic cross-generational gigs (+) grassroots vibes (+) warmest crowds (in) brilliant space (w/) unique atmosphere (+) intimate feel (=) great night out
Website: https://cothamparishchurch.org/cotham-club
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/cotham.club
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cotham.club
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Book tickets:
standard ticket prices (unless otherwise indicated):
£14 in advance | £16 on the door | £5 concessions | £2 under-18s
in advance:
from Headfirst Bristol online ticket shop: hdfst.uk/cotham-club
all tickets bought online should be printed or presented on your mobile phone/device
on-the-door:
tickets available in person from 7pm (subject to availability)
discounts:
● £5 concession tickets are available for: recipients of Universal and Pension Credit or Jobseekers Allowance; full-time students (NUS or valid student ID card); people with registered disabilities; and members of the Musicians' Union (The MU)
● £2 concession tickets are available for: accompanied under-18s
● free tickets are available for: asylum seekers/refugees, personal/care assistants or essential companions, and accompanied under-5s
pay-it-forward:
if you're feeling generous and you have the means, please consider choosing this rate | each Pay-It-Forward ticket helps to subsidise concession tickets and enables us to engage all communities of Bristol, helping more people experience the delight of watching live music
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Venue address:
Cotham Parish Church, Cotham Road (top of St Michael's Hill), Cotham, Bristol, BS6 6DR
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Drink & eat:
choose from a selection of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages (including wine, beer, and cider), hot drinks, soft drinks, and snacks
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Access:
level access from street to foyer, box office, auditorium, bar, and toilets
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Toilets:
accessible/wheelchair-accessible toilets available
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Travel:
bus: Firstbus service 72 (Bristol Temple Meads Station to UWE Frenchay Campus): firstbus.co.uk
train: 10-minute walk from Clifton Down Train Station: gwr.com | 15-minute walk from Redland Train Station: gwr.com
walking: 15-minute walk up St. Michael's Hill from Christmas Steps | 10-minute walk from Everyman Cinema, Whiteladies Road | 15-minute walk from The Arches, Cheltenham Road
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Car parking:
on-street parking available | limited on-site accessible parking available for Blue Badge holders
-
Entry requirements: no age restrictions
COTHAM CLUB
BRISTOL
CHLOË ROSE LAING
Exhilarating, deeply melodic roots reggae-infused Afro-soul.
-
A THRILLING FUSION OF NEO-SOUL INTIMACY, R&B SULTRINESS, REGGAE'S MELODIC DRIVE, AND ANCIENT, TRANSCENDENT AFRO-GNAWA RHYTHMS; AN IMPASSIONED AND ADVENTUROUS SOUND BY A STRIKING SINGER.
-
A rising star, British Jamaican Chloë Rose Laing's unique influences, past and present, shape her vibrant sound: from the majestic traditional folk of Morocco and North Africa and 'heartical' roots reggae, to atmospheric, late-night R&B and aching, smooth/tough neo-soul.
Turning heads as the graceful and passionate harmony singer with hugely popular Moroccan Gnawa sacred grooves outfit Mohamed Errebbaa & Tagna Groove, here Chloë puts her exquisite, soulful voice front and centre. Over muscular guembri deep bass lines, emotive piano and elegant saxophone, Chloë sings with hope and healing.
The songs are elegant and thoughtful, with an equal spirit of adventure; they are impeccably crafted, effortlessly sophisticated, packed with really gorgeous melody and deeply affecting 'truth to power' lyricism. Be uplifted by this empowering, dancefloor-facing live show; an authentic and arresting sound, always full of energy.
-
For further concerts in the 2025 Cotham Club season, visit: https://hdfst.uk/cotham-club
-
Cotham Club: a brilliant, eclectic monthly live global music club with a passion for community at its core.
Music, with all its subtlety and spirit, has immense power to unite people. It is the universal language of mankind. The sounds of Africa, America, Eurasia, and Oceania have always found a home in Bristol, and there are few better examples of the city's cultural cross-pollination than Cotham Club, a celebration in sound of what unites rather than divides. Each month we showcase some of the most diverse and brilliant musicians from Bristol and beyond, linking audiences to great music and to each other.
'Community-focused gigs welcoming an array of global musicians and gig-goers
of all ages, genders, neurotypes, and ethnicities.'
Bristol 24/7
epic cross-generational gigs (+) grassroots vibes (+) warmest crowds (in) brilliant space (w/) unique atmosphere (+) intimate feel (=) great night out
Website: https://cothamparishchurch.org/cotham-club
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/cotham.club
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cotham.club
-
Book tickets:
standard ticket prices (unless otherwise indicated):
£14 in advance | £16 on the door | £5 concessions | £2 under-18s
in advance:
from Headfirst Bristol online ticket shop: hdfst.uk/cotham-club
all tickets bought online should be printed or presented on your mobile phone/device
on-the-door:
tickets available in person from 7pm (subject to availability)
discounts:
● £5 concession tickets are available for: recipients of Universal and Pension Credit or Jobseekers Allowance; full-time students (NUS or valid student ID card); people with registered disabilities; and members of the Musicians' Union (The MU)
● £2 concession tickets are available for: accompanied under-18s
● free tickets are available for: asylum seekers/refugees, personal/care assistants or essential companions, and accompanied under-5s
pay-it-forward:
if you're feeling generous and you have the means, please consider choosing this rate | each Pay-It-Forward ticket helps to subsidise concession tickets and enables us to engage all communities of Bristol, helping more people experience the delight of watching live music
-
Venue address:
Cotham Parish Church, Cotham Road (top of St Michael's Hill), Cotham, Bristol, BS6 6DR
-
Drink & eat:
choose from a selection of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages (including wine, beer, and cider), hot drinks, soft drinks, and snacks
-
Access:
level access from street to foyer, box office, auditorium, bar, and toilets
-
Toilets:
accessible/wheelchair-accessible toilets available
-
Travel:
bus: Firstbus service 72 (Bristol Temple Meads Station to UWE Frenchay Campus): firstbus.co.uk
train: 10-minute walk from Clifton Down Train Station: gwr.com | 15-minute walk from Redland Train Station: gwr.com
walking: 15-minute walk up St. Michael's Hill from Christmas Steps | 10-minute walk from Everyman Cinema, Whiteladies Road | 15-minute walk from The Arches, Cheltenham Road
-
Car parking:
on-street parking available | limited on-site accessible parking available for Blue Badge holders
-
Entry requirements: no age restrictions
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