A gig held at Crofters Rights on Friday 27th January. The event starts at 19:00.
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Night Swimming
Plus Special Guests Sub Cultures & Avalyn
Tickets £7adv
The Crofters Rights (Main Room), Bristol
117-119 Stokes Croft, Cotham, Bristol BS1 3RW
18+
Night Swimming are a Dream Pop band formed and based in the city of Bath, Somerset. The band take the ethereal, melodic elements of the early Wolf Alice EPs and Slowdive albums; combining them with the minimalism of local idols Portishead and Massive Attack.
After a year of performing together, the band have played sold-out headline gigs at Komedia, Bath, and supported groups such as Parlophone records’ own Sad Night Dynamite. They were also scouted by the Close Encounters Club to be featured in Glastonbury Festivals’ 2022 Longlist - chosen, out of thousands that put themselves forward, to be one of the top 90 acts.
“I was enchanted from the second I pressed play…otherworldly vocals, fragile melodies that grow stronger with the slow build in tempo, it’s captivating from the get-go.” - The Close Encounters Club’s review of “A Wall” for the Glastonbury Emerging Talent longlist
Entry requirements:
Night Swimming
Plus Special Guests Sub Cultures & Avalyn
Tickets £7adv
The Crofters Rights (Main Room), Bristol
117-119 Stokes Croft, Cotham, Bristol BS1 3RW
18+
Night Swimming are a Dream Pop band formed and based in the city of Bath, Somerset. The band take the ethereal, melodic elements of the early Wolf Alice EPs and Slowdive albums; combining them with the minimalism of local idols Portishead and Massive Attack.
After a year of performing together, the band have played sold-out headline gigs at Komedia, Bath, and supported groups such as Parlophone records’ own Sad Night Dynamite. They were also scouted by the Close Encounters Club to be featured in Glastonbury Festivals’ 2022 Longlist - chosen, out of thousands that put themselves forward, to be one of the top 90 acts.
“I was enchanted from the second I pressed play…otherworldly vocals, fragile melodies that grow stronger with the slow build in tempo, it’s captivating from the get-go.” - The Close Encounters Club’s review of “A Wall” for the Glastonbury Emerging Talent longlist
Entry requirements:
Other alternative rock gigs
— Bristol Beacon
indie rock
psych
folk
folk-pop
jazz
