What's On Monday 25th February in Bristol

Events on Monday 25th February

“Du Blonde's swaggering rock began when ethereal folk-pop singer/songwriter Beth Jeans Houghton felt creatively blocked while recording the follow-up to her eclectic 2012 debut Yours Truly, Cellophane Nose. After breaking up with her band the Hooves of Destiny and scrapping an album's worth of material, she spent some time in Los Angeles writing new songs that felt truer to the music she wanted to make. Working with Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds drummer Jim Sclavunos as producer, she recorded Du Blonde''s first album Welcome Back to Milk, which featured a collaboration with Future Islands' Samuel T. Herring and was released in May 2015.”
From: Du Blonde at The Crofters Rights

“C S Fly: are a Bristol power trio with a strong groove. Their sound blends rock, blues, soul, funk and R&B, channelling influences from Creedence, Bo Diddley and Alabama Shakes to J J Cale, Bill Withers and John Lee Hooker.'”
From: SongSmith @Mr Wolf's

“There isn’t much Henry ’Slimline’ Slim doesn’t know about the blues harmonica which is why he’s such a main-man on the Bristol blues scene. Whether his guests bring laid-back country or hard-rocking Chicago style you can be sure his harp will hit just the right note.”
From: Henry Slim Blues Session

“On this night we welcome back 21 Savage with open arms, so grab your union jacks, ready your cups of tea and jammie dodgers & apologise to every single person you see (all the most British things) as we make 21 Savage feel as welcome as possible.”
From: BED: 21 Savage Welcome Home Party

“An up and coming DJ and producer based in Newcastle and one of the Das Haus favourites after performing at our debut show. Having gathered over 200k plays on all platforms Duke Boara has started to gain momentum with his music, including featuring on Houseum with Into the Blue reaching 60k plays. Also holding two residencies in Newcastle and having warmed up for Horse Meat Disco and Folamour, the Duke is definitely one to watch. Expect to see the darker and more experimental side of his arsenal in his first show in Bristol.”
From: Das Our Haus - Crofters Rights