What's On Friday 17th November in Bristol

Events on Friday 17th November

“Jenny moved from the Welsh mountains to the Big Smoke in 2010 and has since embarked upon a career in stand up comedy. Highlight: Appearing on a BBC Radio Wales panel show with Jo Brand. Low point: After a gig, an audience member saying “You should be a stripper” (Both secretly highlights).”
From: Jenny Collier, Will Duggan & Tom Taylor

“‘Dubi In Space pt.1 the Emerald Gauntlet’ is the upcoming second album release by Dubi Dolczek on Stolen Body Records. It details the intrigues of mad robot kings, luscious Saturnian warrior women and a planet of eternally greyhaired babies… debauchery leads to brainwipes, heartbreak and back again… and to the ultimate journey… a journey to the planet within; Jayanubu.”
From: Dubi Dolczek Album Launch w/ Paddy Steer

“The Slow Readers Club are a Manchester based four piece who specialise in indie electro doom pop. In 2016 the band drew huge crowds at summer festival appearances including Tramlines, Kendal Calling, Victorious Festival (2 stages) and Ramsbottom Festival. In November 2106 they played 3 sold out headlines shows at o2 Ritz Manchester, Whelans Dublin and Oslo Hackney.”
From: The Slow Readers Club

“A great night in prospect, with this Hereford-based acoustic quartet combining a unique mix of instruments (accordion, fiddle, guitar & Trinidadian steel pan) to produce a foot-stomping sound. Traditional & contemporary styles from classic French accordion to Klezmer, with occasional dips into ska and Irish folk along the way. www.facebook.com/slipperyslopehereford”
From: Slippery Slope

“This glittering ensemble is a firm favourite at St George’s and creates Baroque magic whenever it performs here. Expect a lavish evening of music-making that ranges from the beautiful to the jubilant by way of concertos for violin, cello, oboes and the flamboyant, virtuosic Baroque horn. Presented from the stage by its charismatic violinist leader Adrian Chandler, and ending with a festive concerto featuring all the players, the style, gusto and sheer joy of this Baroque performance is best summed up in one word: Bellissimo!”
From: La Serenissima