Mickey Zoggs
Cult pub/cafe lifestyle hole and home of Noods Radio
On the same premises as the legendary Surrey Vaults (RIP), Mickey Zoggs has become the go-to pub for the Bristol music scene. With Noods Radio playing live from the studio inside, DJs come and go with entourage in tow, mixing with the city's Italian expat community enjoying authentic coffee, arancini and lasagne like mamma used to make. Semi-regular events include Sunday all-dayers, radio takeovers and the notorious Barn Dance.
What's On At Mickey Zoggs
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psychedelic rock
synthpop
pub rock
disco
disco house
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house
tech house
electro
progressive house
minimal tech house
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Free entry! Still nursing the damage from that New Year’s Day marathon, but no rest for the wicked Zoggs round here! Cowper and Gablogian are on the controls, dealing industrial dub magic, tripped-out acid and psych-punk oddities straight to the ears.
Wonky body-rockers in Mickey's basement!
Free entry! Glizzies for breakfast, glizzies for lunch, glizzies for dinner; there’s no real reason to leave the warm folds of Zoggs til the first big sleep of 2026. With basement club action from chug psychonaut Chez de Milo, Paradisco’s string-soaked diva euphoria, Mackenzie’s subwise teksplorations + more prime selectors plucked from the infinite Noods Dream Team well.
The dream team doing the do so you dont have too!
Free entry / PWYC! A basement Zoggs session from the gutter-dwelling stargazers at Between Station, calling on the art punk prowess of Berlin’s PDoA for a night of cosmic chugwave, lysergic club sludge and acid-laced arpeggiator abstractions.
Between Stations bring Berlin party starters PDA to the sling sleaze down in the Zogg basement
Free entry! Dance music’s roots are in resistance – and this talk draws on the community’s radical potential to untangle the insidious Zionism within the scene. Helmed by ex.sses and Õkami, learn more about the boycott initiatives targeting genocide-complicit organisations and discuss how we can collectively escalate our organising for Palestine.
A conversation with artists ex.sses and Õkami (Sisu Crew) on the challenges and opportunities of organising in solidarity with Palestine through dance music.