Crofters Rights
Consistent live music venue and craft beer bar in Stokes Croft.
Long before the days of Cafe Kino, The Canteen and Poco, Stokes Croft had Turbo Island and crucial Bristol venue ?The Croft?. The good news is that neither of these hotspots of local culture are going anywhere. While the management of The Croft may have migrated to Old Market to set up the excellent Exchange, the building lives on as a great live music venue and launch pad for new club promoters.
The Crofter?s Rights maintains The Croft?s, noisy-bar-out-front, venue-in-the-backroom layout, but has significantly improved the layout of the bar room. A focus on craft beer has been prevalent since The Crofter?s Rights launch in 2014 and the bar is home to an ever-changing chalkboard of delights.
The Crofter?s Rights maintains The Croft?s, noisy-bar-out-front, venue-in-the-backroom layout, but has significantly improved the layout of the bar room. A focus on craft beer has been prevalent since The Crofter?s Rights launch in 2014 and the bar is home to an ever-changing chalkboard of delights.
What's On At Crofters Rights
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experimental rock
rock
alternative rock
post-punk
grunge
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experimental pop
country
bluegrass
punk
folk
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shoegaze
psych
experimental
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rock
alternative rock
garage rock
grunge
post rock
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hip hop
underground hip hop
old school hip hop
rap
soul
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metal
post-hardcore
rock
alternative rock
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ambient
post rock
experimental
drone
noise
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deep house
uk garage
breakbeat
drum and bass
jungle
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alternative pop
pop rock
pop
rock
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psychedelic rock
alternative rock
noise rock
grunge
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electro
alternative rock
punk
psych
experimental
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indie pop
indie rock
singer-songwriter
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chicago house
disco
techno
breakbeat
footwork
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alternative metal
drum and bass
post-hardcore
industrial
rap metal
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alternative rock
indie rock
punk
post-punk
spoken word
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new wave
alternative rock
indie rock
jazz
soul
Get a feel for Crofters Rights
Our recent recommendations for Crofters Rights
Experimental post-rock from local distortion artists GRANDCHILD, whose hot-forged cataclysm soundscapes oscillate between shoegaze-inflected dark ambient and seriously muscular drone. Big trippy textures FFO GY!BE, Bowery Electric, MBV, CAN, Slint, Duster.
GRANDCHILD + NOAH RADLEY + RINGTONES at Crofters Rights.
Dizzying ciphers and flows wrapped in breezy jazz dreams, low-slung rnb and inventive electro boom bap, Nappy Nina infiltrates your hazy mindspace from an inner universe made of clouds. Best Bristol rap booking in ages! Damn essential FFO: B. Cool-Aid, keiyaA, Quelle Chris, H31R, MIKE, Moor Mother & billy woods.
NAPPY NINA + COLD LIGHT COLLECTIVE at Crofters Rights.
Ramshackle alt-country meets freak folk in Nile Robinson & The Countrymen. Imagine if Jeff Tweedy, Bob Dylan and Daniel Johnston started a wonky lo-fi side project, now add in support from 7-piece weirdo-pop girlies The Freakshow and this smells like an emerging new anti-folk scene - we’re here for it. Big FFO: Kurt Vile, Alex G, The Tallest Man On Earth, Diane Cluck, Michael Hurley.
Nile Robinson & The Countrymen ALBUM RELEASE SHOW at Crofters Rights.
Fearless RinseFM resident + queen of “stank face music” Jay Carder joins LOCKMARS for another Crofters all-nighter. Expect a dynamic bass-ridden journey criss-crossing dub, techno, breaks and percussive club bangerz.
LOCKMARS: Jay Carder at Crofters Rights.
Psych-pop double feature alert! Texan four piece Holy Wave’s languid garage-tinged lullabies will bliss out even the most hardened Crofters punter. With spellbinding stoner-surf from Dreamwave on support, this is essential end of the week anaesthesia FFO DIIV, Tame Impala, Sugar Candy Mountain, Pond, Melody’s Echo Chamber, Heaters.
HOLY WAVE + DREAMWAVE + REDMOOR at Crofters Rights.