Loco Klub
Cavernous club hosting experimental theatre in Bristol (as well as music)
Loco Klub's strong ties to local performance troupe the Invisible Circus make it a breeding ground for experimental/immersive theatre, cabaret, dance and music.
With help from Artspace Lifespace (the team behind the Island), this expansive subterranean space of Brunel-built railway arches has been restored to host gigs and live music in Bristol. As well as hosting Invisible Circus (responsible for some of the weirdest and most accomplished theatre in Bristol) - the space has attracted adaptations of Irvine Welsh's Trainspotting, tunnel-grade techno from local promoters Room 237, and the launch event for Bristol's dedicated experimental band zine the Bristol Germ.
Loco Klub is a boundary pushing gig space in Bristol with history, atmosphere and magic in equal measures.
With help from Artspace Lifespace (the team behind the Island), this expansive subterranean space of Brunel-built railway arches has been restored to host gigs and live music in Bristol. As well as hosting Invisible Circus (responsible for some of the weirdest and most accomplished theatre in Bristol) - the space has attracted adaptations of Irvine Welsh's Trainspotting, tunnel-grade techno from local promoters Room 237, and the launch event for Bristol's dedicated experimental band zine the Bristol Germ.
Loco Klub is a boundary pushing gig space in Bristol with history, atmosphere and magic in equal measures.
What's On At Loco Klub
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indie rock
psych
indie pop
shoegaze
synthpop
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punk
hip hop
rap
underground hip hop
grime
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open mic
comedy
poetry
spoken word
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alternative rock
alternative metal
emo
grunge
classic rock
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house
techno
electro
tech house
deep house
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alternative rock
indie rock
grunge
ska
new wave
Get a feel for Loco Klub
Our recent recommendations for Loco Klub
Grove’s Diaspora journey closes with a down’n’dutty slice of grime royalty. Roll Deep’s unsung hero Manga Saint Hilare rubs shoulders with the anointed qweeeen of Afro-rave, Toya Delazy – serving Zulu gabber inna pyrotechnic head-on-collision with TaliaBle’s mutant-bass punk carnage. We dare you to stand still for this one!
Manga Saint Hilare, Toya Delazy x TaliaBle, Kwazi at Loco Klub.
Finally! Top billing for the top ranking darkside prince of dnb - his most deserving outing in Bristol in a decade. Source Direct elevated amen programming to new heights that’re still rarely touched. Menacing, brooding, complex, like a snake in Blade shades, slithering through the Loco tunnels with Rupture’s Double O inna unmissable tearout junglist session for the night warriors.
Intaception Presents: Journey To The Center at Loco Klub.
Step into the wormhole! Ignez’ beautifully crafted, hypnotic and atmospheric techno delivers intensity and emotional depth by the bucketload. After a bumpin’ and transcendent ride at Tillburg’s Draaimolen festival, we expect no less in the Loco Klub underworld for his long-anticipated Bristol debut.
NSC Presents: Ignez at Loco Klub.
Prepare to have your mind melted by KT’s deep-digging turntable magic, with a record bag that comes brimming with tripped-out minimal, sleazy synth cuts and acid-dripped house. On the same wavelength as artists like Jane Fitz, Nicolas Lutz, Orgazon, and Lukas Wigflex, she's set to serve peak dancefloor bliss.
MITHA: KT, Nat Alkin, Oscar & Aryan at Loco Klub.
In a dystopian world that punishes imagination, a novelist is pulled from obscurity into a nightmare of interrogation. Mind Ya Business presents a daring production of The Pillowman, a darkly comic play from one of our greatest living writers, Martin McDonagh (In Bruges / The Banshees of Inisherin). An unforgettable meditation on the brutal power of storytelling.
The Pillowman at Loco Klub.