What's On Monday 3rd June in Bristol

Events on Monday 3rd June

“UK book launch, with film inserts, of “A Towering Flame: The Life and Times of the Elusive Latvian Anarchist Peter the Painter” (published by Breviary Stuff Publications) by author and anarchist historian Philip Ruff. A Bristol Radical History Group presentation.”
From: A TOWERING FLAME

“Wyldwood Arts are starting a brand new play session for older adults and pre-school children along with accompanying parents and carers, at the Tobacco Factory Theatre. This lively creative session encourages people to interact through play activities, including music, movement, puppets and craft. The session starts with a cup of tea and chance to arrive gently before getting into full swing at 11am. Come along to experience the joy of playing together!”
From: Playing Together

“Ecstatic, vital, and brilliantly unhinged, NY based DFA RECORDS signees Guerilla Toss promote positive energy and twisted spirituality through the less-traveled path of brutal, intelligent, live rock and roll dance music. Like a hurricane of healing bliss, a Guerilla Toss concert is more of a ritual than a performance.”
From: Guerilla Toss

“The longest-serving and last line up of legendary Manchester band The Fall have teamed up with Black Pudding singer Sam Curran to create Imperial Wax. The driving musicality of Keiron Melling, Dave Spurr and Pete Greenway combined with the visceral vocals of Curran promise to be something special. The band have already recorded a new album with by Mat Arnold (Noisettes, The Coral, Peter Gabriel, The Fall) and is scheduled for release later this year. They've been teasing us with live performances and recently joined Can Legend Damo Suzuki on-stage. You will want to say you were there when Imperial Wax played in Bristol for the first time.”
From: Imperial Wax

“Hidden Tide: is the performing alias of Bristol-based songwriter and musician Jane Parsons. She draws on a wide range of influences including indie rock, synth pop and new wave to create songs that are sometimes surreal, sometimes angry and often dark - "like a soundtrack from a Tarantino movie".”
From: SongSmith @Mr Wolf's