Freddie Lewis and Friends

7.30pm - Nory-J

Nory-J is the indie-pop pseudonym of former Bath phenomenon Jack Spooner. Band turned solo croc pot, his artistry found itself with BBC Radio Bristol, international reviewers and throughout NEXT and Marks and Spencer stores across the UK. If J-pop and jazz conceived a musical mishap whilst listening to Gus Dapperton, easy life and boy pablo, you'll have yourself some energetic and quintissentially British Nory-J numbers.

8.00pm - Charlie T Smith

Bristol-based but born and raised in South West France, Charlie T Smith combines warm vocals, catchy melodies, and interesting vocal splicing, taking him far beyond the conventional acoustic act. Hailing from a family of professional musicians, Charlie found himself performing at his father's gigs from the age of three, and returned to his roots last year with the release of his debut self-produced EP 'Held Up'. Charlie pays homage to a blend of influences, including Lauv, John Mayer, and Lewis Capaldi.

8.40pm - Jodie Mellor

Stripping down the frilly world of pop to its bare bones is Bristol-based singer-songwriter, Jodie Mellor. Her raw vocals and honest tales are refreshing of a new, feel-good age, with hints of genre nostalgia. Taking Influence from Kacey Musgraves, Taylor Swift, and Katie Melua, Jodie calls upon her diverse vocal tones and musical maturity to portray the highs and lows of life.

9.30pm - Freddie Lewis

Freddie Lewis is a poet, songwriter and performer writing his way through his experiences as a young trans person. Spoken-word sections and catchy hook melodies punctuate his unique brand of bedroom-pop, which takes influence from indie soul, acoustic folk, and all Freddie’s favorite poets. He uses his music and poetry to share his journey toward finding self-love as a queer person, creating his own sound defined by thoughtful and playful lyricism, memorable toplines, and unreserved emotion.

Tickets: £7 adv / £10 on the door