What's On Friday 16th February in Bristol

Events on Friday 16th February

“Fancy a trip down memory lane? It’s been 15 years since Hell Is For Heroes released their debut album The Neon Handshake, which means that it’s time for a celebration. The band make their live return with a handful of UK dates early next year, where they will be playing the album in full. To make it even sweeter, they’ve invited the recently reformed A and Vex Red along for the ride as well.”
From: Hell Is For Heroes

“Featuring a roster of top jazz artists, and covering everything from Taylor Swift to Guns ‘n’ Roses, the “saucy, sassy (and) stylish” (MTV) Scott Bradlee’s Postmodern Jukebox bring their vintage-pop mash-ups to the Colston Hall stage.”
From: Scott Bradlee’s Postmodern Jukebox

“London math rockers Death and the Penguin Make their Bristol headline debut with us at our favourite place in the world, Cafe Kino with support from Last Hyena, Wax Futures and Iran Iran”
From: Death and the Penguin

“Rapid return for this outstanding duo: Pippa Marland (vocals, saxes, Irish whistles) & Rob King (acoustic guitar, bodhran) are the heart of Bristol-based Carmina, who mix jazz improvisation with the Celtic tradition in powerful original songs and tunes. Latest album 'Landmarks' celebrates a songwriting partnership spanning 30 years. 'Glorious...gorgeously haunting' (Time Out) /'Powerful and spiritually uplifting'(The Guardian). www.carmina.co.uk”
From: Carmina

“Edgelarks fly in on the tailwind of BBC award winning duo Phillip Henry and Hannah Martin. The pair's new project takes the roots of their previous work, from the traditional musics of the British Isles to Indian classical slide guitar to the stomping roots party of Phil's beatbox harmonica; adds a strong stem of original writing; and runs wilder with each repeat play.”
From: Edgelarks at Downend Folk Club