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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drag
trance
happy hardcore
hardcore techno
cabaret
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techno
tech house
deep house
progressive house
minimal tech house
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lgbtq+
jungle
bassline
footwork
festival
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jungle
trance
happy hardcore
hardcore techno
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house
uk garage
electro
tech house
acid house
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alternative rock
metal
alternative metal
emo
classic rock
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jungle
techno
electronic
140
breakbeat
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indie rock
indie pop
art rock
new wave
glam rock
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rock
punk
lgbtq+
cabaret
circus
Get a feel for Loco Klub
Our recent recommendations for Loco Klub
The devil wears Prada and will be strutting it out in the tunnels as FAGBUTT returns to unleash hell! Guiding your descent into the demonic drag rave depths: a masterclass in disco + house decadence from Prosumer, Sue Veneers’ electro-camp chaos and a host of infernal performers serving up daring dramatics throughout the night. Dress to distress!
FAGBUTT: HELL DISCO w/ Prosumer at Loco Klub.
Full steam ahead for this massive queer hard dance rager! Psyclops Studio assembles a 50+ strong crew of femme and enby power to obliterate the Loco Klub tunnels. Expect subversive euphoria from Glasgow club icon Miss Cabbage, Sissy Misfit’s maximalist gothic-pop, Mollie Rush on the full-pelt anarcho-rave energy, devilish performances from Traumaville Cabaret, walkabout clownery and daring pyrotechnics.
Psyclops Studio presents: VISCERA at Loco Klub.
Absurdist prop puppetry and multimedia fragmentation drive this astounding one-woman show from director, writer and performer Claudia Shnier. Across allegorical hoovers, scissors and alternative selves, she sheds light on her twin experiences of OCD and coercive control – combining viscerally cathartic physical theatre and storytelling genius.
Split Ends at Loco Klub.
Club Love serves up another steamy dose of sex positivity and subterranean hedonism! Dust off your latex and dress to impress with 21st century club kid Brother of Set slaying the witchy techno + plenty of amapiano, percussive club, baile funk and bass heat from Inda Flo. Dress code and membership/guest rules apply, so save the trackies and trainers for Sunday morning...
BROTHER OF SET
Ultimate perreo ahead! Popola takes their booty-shaking global bass for a spin in the Loco tunnels. On the dials: residents Ivicore & Raven, Queerky dynamo Ashanti007 and Soft Butch daddy LEXX steer sensual dancefloor heaters thru guaracha, baile funk, dancehall and reggaeton. Plus dance divas from Bristol Ballroom Community, Shade Cartel and Tropicandance keeping that energy up all night long.
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