A gig held at Exchange on Thursday 17th September. The event starts at 19:45.
The Wattles with The Other Woman & Hazed Date
The Wattles are on their debut UK headline tour, joined by a lineup of incredible independent artists in each city.
For their debut Bristol show they are excited to be sharing the stage with The Other Woman and Hazed Date. More about the artists below.
£7.35 Adv
7.30pm doors
The Wattles
From beginnings as a duo in Sydney garages, The Wattles have grown into a distinctive indie rock band now based in Brighton, balancing bedroom-lit vulnerability with climactic, expansive impact. Blending soft indie with grunge textures, alt-rock energy, their music feels dynamic, nostalgic yet new. Frontwoman Lucy’s songwriting turns unspoken conversations into important moments.
“Capturing the same broad and shimmering aesthetic as acts like London Grammar and Wolf Alice, ‘The Wrong Idea’ makes for an extremely powerful listen.” — Mystic Sons
www.thewattles.com @thewattles
The Other Woman
The Other Woman are an all female, three piece dream pop band from Cornwall, UK, whose influences include The Cranberries, The Sundays, Cocteau Twins and Big Thief. Their much anticipated second album “All I’ve Ever Known”released on the 27th March 2026, with singles “Do It Again”, “You’ll Break Her Heart” and “Let Me Go” gaining a great deal of traction on social media as well as by BBC Introducing.
Notable performances include festivals such as Boardmasters from 2023-2025, alongside local festivals in Devon and Cornwall, as well as incredibly highly attended headline shows at the Cornish Bank (Falmouth) and the Underground (Plymouth). Between carefully constructed drums, involved basslines, beautiful vocals & lyricism and ethereal yet raw guitar, The Other Woman are a breath of fresh air into modern music.
Hazed Date
Formed in 2025 by singer-songwriter Yiran Liu, Hazed Date is a Bristol-based five-piece emerging from the city’s vibrant Queer POC community. Their sound is a compelling blend of heavy, distorted textures and delicate indie-rock lyricism, exploring themes of sapphic yearning and the search for sanctuary.
About Yiran:
As a first-generation immigrant and queer woman, Yiran draws on the complexities of identity and belonging to craft a rich, atmospheric live experience. Expect a versatile set that balances the romantic pull of small-town life with the raw energy of modern grunge.
Please note the basement is not wheelchair accessible and is accessed by a narrow enclosed staircase. For more accessibility info, please email [email protected]