Rough Trade Bristol

Rough Trade Bristol

Bristol branch of the iconic record store with decent sized gig space and excellent music


Rough Trade's punk credentials stretch way back to 1976 and Geoff Travis' watershed Rough Trade Records (home to Stiff Little Fingers, Cabaret Voltaire and the C86 compilations that defined that UK indie sound). The first branch open in West London, but Bristol is its fifth and newest store. The 2018 opening came at a great time - whatever you think about the store - the addition of a solid 150 - 200 venue in town with some discerning heads behind the programming was welcome news for all.

Free and ticketed events happen most nights of the week - mix of big names like Idles and Throbbing Gristle's Chris Carter plus local acts like Bad Tracking and Elder Island.

What's On At Rough Trade Bristol

James Walsh, Little Boots, Jonny Morgan & Thaime at Rough Trade Bristol
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country folk indie folk singer-songwriter jam session
Shes green at Rough Trade Bristol
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alternative pop alternative rock grunge shoegaze pop
Deary at Rough Trade Bristol
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alternative rock indie rock shoegaze
, LAUGH, GOTH at Rough Trade Bristol
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goth electronic punk lgbtq+ drag
NewHvn at Rough Trade Bristol
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emo experimental rock indie rock post rock shoegaze
Asher White + special guests at Rough Trade Bristol
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alternative pop alternative rock folk pop
60 JUNO at Rough Trade Bristol
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indie rock post-punk shoegaze
Portrayal of Guilt at Rough Trade Bristol
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alternative metal industrial metal hardcore-punk
Big Sleep at Rough Trade Bristol
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alternative rock indie rock post-punk rock
Wilt at Rough Trade Bristol
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alternative rock grunge rock
CHUCK STRANGERS at Rough Trade Bristol
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hip hop rap
The Magpies Album Launch at Rough Trade Bristol
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bluegrass folk traditional folk

Get a feel for Rough Trade Bristol