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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dub
reggae
roots reggae
rock steady
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jungle
techno
trance
acid house
happy hardcore
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alternative rock
indie rock
grunge
new wave
ska
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lgbtq+
techno
bassline
breakbeat
dubstep
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experimental
techno
breakbeat
dubstep
minimal techno
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disco house
tech house
chicago house
breakbeat
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house
techno
electro
breakbeat
minimal techno
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alternative rock
alternative pop
house
uk garage
drag
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Our recent recommendations for Loco Klub
Shredding in the rave? Hell yea! Psytrance troubadour Le Bard comes to town to unleash a mind-melting fusion of hardcore acid and guitar serenades for his UK debut. Joined by hard-dance legend Mollie Rush and a stacked billing of rave rotters, this triple threat link-up of crews is starting the year with full go-hard-or-go-home party power.
Sin Records x Hooney Tunes x Beaten Track at Loco Klub.
Prepare for sweat-drenched selections of ghetto-house, electro and 140 as Call of Booty fuse with Das Booty into some kinda bootified megamorph of club freakery. Sir Hiss’ stuttering mutants are front and center with Bass Injectors bassline footwork bounce and future jungle heat from Betsy Mae. Pounding 808s, chopped-up vocals and fast, funk-fuelled grooves ... it’s gonna get HOT!
CALL OF BOOTY X DAS BOOTY - SIR HISS at Loco Klub.
You’ve seen 2 sounds clash, maybe 3, maybe 4, but 13!? You need to check these 2 rooms of soundsystem insanity from Sasha Steppa, Riggy Stardust, Dharma Hifi and more unleashing jungle, acid and steppas subsoup with 100% of profits going directly to families in Gaza.
RIGS OUT FOR GAZA 2 at Loco Klub.
It’s 2026 now and all-male line-ups shouldn’t still be a thing, but here we are. And so the NoMoreAllMaleLineups takeover must grow in size, with the Riggy Stardust subs fuelling two whole Loco tunnels full of female and non-binary selectors from across the city slinging dnb, jungle, acid, hardgroove and 4x4 heft.
NoMoreAllMaleLineups at Loco Klub.
Underground soundsystem goodness, underground! Earthquake sirens will be sounding in Temple Meads, but the only emergency here’s the dangerous levels of bassweight emanating from the Roots Society scoops, packed into one tunnel with Natty Lee’s Essential Sounds and new kids on the block Vantage Hifi.
Roots Society meets Vantage HiFi meets Essential Sounds at Loco Klub.