What's On Friday 3rd April in Bristol

Events on Friday 3rd April

“These photographs, more akin to delicate etchings and finely crafted drawings, explore a world of emotions and perceptions that feel familiar to us all. Seemingly within our grasp, their substance remains mysterious and illusive, not readily categorized and tantalisingly out of reach of our rational understanding.”
From: IM DUNKELN | Photographs from the Dark Side of the

“Some Sprouts (DE) "MAYBE WE DON'T LIFE THE POP DREAM BUT WE ARE LIVING THE DREAM POP" the german quintet SOME SPROUTS combines breezy indie-jams with dreamy pop sounds. with the release of the two hit-singles "SHE LONGS FOR YOU" and "SOMEONE YOU LOVE", the band toured all over europe including club shows in germany, austria, switzerland, netherlands and the UK. after playing "the great escape festival" in brighton and "standon calling festival", the band returns next year for their first ever UK CLUB TOUR and will stop by in bristol at The Lanes on the 03rd of april. don't miss it! ❤”
From: Some Sprouts

“Come along to Bristol Chamber Orchestra’s Spring Concert in the beautiful setting and acoustic of the church of St Mary Magdalene, Stoke Bishop. We begin with Bartók’s selection of Eastern European folk melodies, then a depiction of the English countryside by Vaughan Williams in his jaunty oboe concerto. It will be an honour to welcome rising star oboist Alice Rivers, a native of Stoke Bishop, who is fully involved in the local music scene and will shortly be taking up a place to read music at Cambridge University.”
From: Bristol Chamber Orchestra Spring Concert

“A Human, a soul mover and shaker, manifesting in space between performance art, poetry and immersive music flow, Alabaster dePlume (Saxophonist, poet, collaborator and Worldwide FM Radio host) is here to “play the cube”. For two day and night April 2nd and 3rd. You can be involved in the day or just turn up and watch the myriad of outcomes in the evening.”
From: Alabaster dePlume

“Celebrate the sounds of Wham, Madonna, Soft Cell, The Bangles, Tears for Fears, ABC, Kim Wilde, The Communards, Cyndi Lauper, Michael Jackson, Duran Duran, Spandau Ballet, Katrina and the Waves, A-Ha, and many, many more”
From: 80s Themed Dance Party