A gig held at Dareshack on Saturday 11th December. The event starts at 19:00.
“From playing the double bass as a child to working with long-time friend and producer Dom Porter, Essex-born Mercy’s Cartel has grown up expressing herself through her music. Her songs – fresh R&B confessionals and witty, playful takes on modern frustrations – have gained critical acclaim from the likes of BBC Introducing and, pre-pandemic, earned her early slots on festival bills from Standon Calling to Glastonbury.”- Grace Almond, The Forty-Five
Coming in full force with her full band setup, Mercy’s Cartel effortlessly floats between genre and cultural barriers. Her relatable, human lyricism breezes throughout a foundation of Afrobeats, R&B, and 80’s pop, unfurling and resonating with precise, and effortlessly poignant touches of melody.
Cruising through off the back of her 2020 single “Falling”, Mercy brings her electric live show to Dareshack for a celebratory evening that promises to be rhythmic, welcoming, and atmospheric in equal measure.
Opening the evening, we have a special one-off collaboration between some of Bristol's finest musicians in the form of The Troubled Water. Bassman Max Killing of Sedated Society and Chikaya joins with the heavy-hitting Finn Fraser King on the rhythm section; add the howling, soulful vocals of Keiron "Mr. Bon Suis" Dunne of the late Leftbank Jam Band and guitarist Reece Bluck's silky guitar work, and you have an ephemeral neo-soul soundclash you'd be sad to miss.
As main support, we welcome tlk, whose commitment to introspection in their artwork manifests in ways both visual and audible. Clad in white coats and evoking unity across multiple identities and tastes, tlk brings their full band experience to Dareshack in a special guest appearance. Expect soaring, ethereal vocal work floating on an undulating sea of swirling synths, wavy bass and choppy beats, looping the listener into textures at once electronic, intense, and ultimately, deeply intimate.
Ages 18+.
DARESHACK COVID-19 POLICY
In the spirit of creating a welcoming, safe environment for everyone, we will be following Government guidance and recommendations.
For entry, we ask that you demonstrate your COVID-19 status by providing any of the following:
Proof of a negative NHS Rapid Lateral Flow Test (taken within 24 hours prior to attending the event at the venue).
Proof of full vaccination - both doses received (with the second at least 14 days prior to the arrival at the venue).
Proof of natural immunity based upon a positive PCR test within 180 days of arrival at the venue (and after the 10-day self-isolation period following the result).
Considering recent developments, we'd encourage you to wear a face covering unless exempt, and there will be hand sanitizers on the premises.
Our staff will be wearing face coverings, and we’re working hard to ensure that you and our team have an enjoyable experience; so, we respectfully ask that we all play our parts in creating a safe environment for everyone.
Entry requirements:
Coming in full force with her full band setup, Mercy’s Cartel effortlessly floats between genre and cultural barriers. Her relatable, human lyricism breezes throughout a foundation of Afrobeats, R&B, and 80’s pop, unfurling and resonating with precise, and effortlessly poignant touches of melody.
Cruising through off the back of her 2020 single “Falling”, Mercy brings her electric live show to Dareshack for a celebratory evening that promises to be rhythmic, welcoming, and atmospheric in equal measure.
Opening the evening, we have a special one-off collaboration between some of Bristol's finest musicians in the form of The Troubled Water. Bassman Max Killing of Sedated Society and Chikaya joins with the heavy-hitting Finn Fraser King on the rhythm section; add the howling, soulful vocals of Keiron "Mr. Bon Suis" Dunne of the late Leftbank Jam Band and guitarist Reece Bluck's silky guitar work, and you have an ephemeral neo-soul soundclash you'd be sad to miss.
As main support, we welcome tlk, whose commitment to introspection in their artwork manifests in ways both visual and audible. Clad in white coats and evoking unity across multiple identities and tastes, tlk brings their full band experience to Dareshack in a special guest appearance. Expect soaring, ethereal vocal work floating on an undulating sea of swirling synths, wavy bass and choppy beats, looping the listener into textures at once electronic, intense, and ultimately, deeply intimate.
Ages 18+.
DARESHACK COVID-19 POLICY
In the spirit of creating a welcoming, safe environment for everyone, we will be following Government guidance and recommendations.
For entry, we ask that you demonstrate your COVID-19 status by providing any of the following:
Proof of a negative NHS Rapid Lateral Flow Test (taken within 24 hours prior to attending the event at the venue).
Proof of full vaccination - both doses received (with the second at least 14 days prior to the arrival at the venue).
Proof of natural immunity based upon a positive PCR test within 180 days of arrival at the venue (and after the 10-day self-isolation period following the result).
Considering recent developments, we'd encourage you to wear a face covering unless exempt, and there will be hand sanitizers on the premises.
Our staff will be wearing face coverings, and we’re working hard to ensure that you and our team have an enjoyable experience; so, we respectfully ask that we all play our parts in creating a safe environment for everyone.
Entry requirements:
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