Green Works
Mid-size BS4 warehouse venue dedicated to underground sound system culture
With massive sound systems and the team behind Green King Cuts at the helm, Green Works has been attracting Bristol clubgoers since its 2022 inception in a Brislington industrial estate.
Hosting club events with mix of dub, reggae, jungle, drum & bass , dubstep, UKG, house and beyond - the venue is set across a 360 cap main room and separate bar, with an outdoor courtyard and step-free access to all areas.
Hosting club events with mix of dub, reggae, jungle, drum & bass , dubstep, UKG, house and beyond - the venue is set across a 360 cap main room and separate bar, with an outdoor courtyard and step-free access to all areas.
What's On At Green Works
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synthpop
house
techno
electro
chicago house
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dub
reggae
electronic
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dubstep
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techno
industrial techno
minimal techno
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Our recent recommendations for Green Works
That King Earthquake Trinity touchdown proved once again that Concrete Lion is the mightiest system in town. Kai and crew reconvene for a 10-tonne heavy session with Bristol’s owngyal Sasha Steppa, Lille’s empress Reemshot and Nia Songbird lighting up the mic. Expect only upful vibes, rocking you to rootikal dub and year 3000 steppas heaven.
Unification Of Dub at Green Works.
Ready to meet your match at speedcore speed dating? Welcome the warm embrace of body-rattling BPMs and filthy hard dance catharsis with all the amen breaks your heart could desire right across the gabber, hardcore, industrial and breakcore spectrum.
Core Unit x ZŁOtEk.6tEm: Amen Break My Heart
Breakbeat fiends assemble: Jurassic Audio and Under The Sea present this BS4 whopper for a proper post-Betwixmas rinse-out. In the mix: Duality’s heavyweight jungle slammers, Borai and Don’t Forget To Go Home serving up hard-house heat and Ratlin pushing turbo-charged 170+ mind-benders. Strap in!
Jurassic Audio & Under the Sea Sounds Presents: Down The Works
Onur Özer is a low-key sonic trailblazer of modern minimal, moving through electro, micro-house and techno alongside the likes of Binh, Ricardo Villalobos and Raresh. His hypnotic, stripped-back sound will hit even harder through a custom L-Acoustics system, backed by McCanna’s low-end grooves.
Onur Özer, Harry McCanna & Jack Keo
Teachings 18 prove beyond a doubt that Concrete Lion is the mightiest next-gen soundsystem in town. They return for a 10-tonne heavy meeting with London’s Lord Ambassador. All rigs and crews come road-tested and engineered to deliver only the heftiest Year 3000 steppas and rootical dubs to shake subs, walls, minds and feet.
Concrete Lion Meets Lord Ambassador